ARS § 10-3840
A corporation must have the officers named in its articles or bylaws, or appointed by the board. A duly appointed officer may appoint other officers if authorized. The bylaws or board must assign one officer to prepare meeting minutes and authenticate records. One person may hold more than one office.
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