Code of Virginia § 2.2-2240. Nonstock corporation to assist economic development.
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The Board may establish nonprofit, nonstock corporations under Chapter 10 (§ 13.1-801 et seq.) of Title 13.1 as public instrumentalities exercising public and essential governmental functions, to assist the Board and the Authority in
(i)promoting Virginia's economic development and tourism promotion efforts in the national and international corporate community;
(ii)raising money in the corporate and nonprofit community to pay for advertising and promotion of the Commonwealth;
(iii)raising nonstate dollars to complement state and local economic development activities; or
(iv)conducting or undertaking other activities useful in carrying out the provisions of this article.
The board of directors of any such corporation shall be composed of the Chief Executive Officer of the Authority and eight members appointed by the Board of the Authority. However, any such corporation established to promote the tourism industry in the Commonwealth shall be composed of the Chief Executive Officer of the Authority, six members appointed by the Board of the Authority, and six members who represent the tourism industry appointed by the Governor. The terms of the members of any corporation established to promote the tourism industry in the Commonwealth appointed by the Governor shall be four years.
The Board shall require any such corporation to report to it at least annually on its activities.
1995, c. 638 , § 2.1-548.43; 1996, cc. 590 , 598 ; 2001, c. 844 ; 2010, c. 869 .