GEN Restaurant reshuffles Board director classes
GEN Restaurant Group, Inc. reported changes to how its Board of Directors is divided among director classes, without adding or removing any directors.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
GEN Restaurant Group, Inc. reported changes to how its Board of Directors is divided among director classes, without adding or removing any directors. Effective April 30, 2026, Jae Chang and David Park moved from Class II to Class III, while David Kim moved from Class III to Class II.
To implement this, each director formally resigned contingent on immediate reappointment to a different class, so their Board service is considered continuous. No committee assignments were changed, and the overall size and membership of the Board remain the same.
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Board of Directors financial
Class II members financial
Class III members financial
contingent upon financial
Emerging growth company regulatory
Item 5.02 regulatory
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