What is another word for staggered board of directors?
Pronunciation: [stˈaɡəd bˈɔːd ɒv da͡ɪɹˈɛktəz] (IPA) 
A staggered board of directors is one where only a fraction of the members are up for election during each term. This type of board can provide stability, continuity and independence at the cost of accountability and responsiveness. Synonyms for staggered board of directors include classified board, spring forward board, cyclic board and phased board. Each of these terms refers to the structure of the board where members are elected on a rotating basis with different terms ending at different times. Other terms that are sometimes used to describe similar structures include rotating board, cumulative voting board and board of assurance.
