§ 5134 Incorporator Powers Before Directors

• •If a company doesn't name its first directors when it's created, the person or people who started the company can act as directors until real directors are chosen.
• •These temporary directors can do important things like create or change the company's rules and pick the real directors and officers.
• •This only lasts until the real directors are elected.

A group of friends starts a small business but forgets to name directors in their paperwork.

One of the friends can step in and make important decisions, like setting rules for the business or choosing who will be the official directors, until the business holds a proper vote.