What position is NOT typically selected during the annual organization meeting of the board?

The position of Chief Operating Officer (COO) is typically not selected during the annual organization meeting of the board for several reasons. In many organizations, including funeral service establishments, the COO is usually a position that is appointed by the board or the executive management team rather than elected by the board itself. The COO's role often includes overseeing the day-to-day operations of the organization and might not require the formal appointment processes that are characteristic of the president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer roles. Those traditional positions are usually filled by board members during the annual meeting to ensure governance and oversight in alignment with the organization's bylaws, while operational roles like that of the COO tend to be filled through management processes rather than board elections.