The Executive Board has the power and authority of the Board of Trustees to manage the affairs of the Foundation, including but not limited to, oversight and management of Foundation personnel, ensuring that the Company is operated for a public purpose, and not for any private interests. The Company shall ensure that its Board broadly represents the community; that the majority of the Board members are independent of the Company (i.e., that practicing physicians affiliated with the Company and any employees of the Company who serve on the Board comprise less than a majority of the Board, and that the Foundation Group comprises less than a majority of the Board); that the Board has adopted and operates under a conflicts of interest policy and that all components of the organization conduct periodic activity reviews to ensure the organization operates in a charitable manner.