Officers, how do you choose a middle school?

At first glance, a Masonic lodge may resemble a small business, and the selection of the board of officers could be likened to the recruitment of senior executives.
However, the unique nature of this very special entity requires a specific method and follows rules that do not conform to standard business criteria.
The Masonic lodge is part of an initiatory world where officers are not mere collaborators.
The lodge is first and foremost a place of spiritual training, a sort of initiatory school for its members.
The result of extensive professional and Masonic experience, here are some practical tips designed to help the future president assemble his board of officers, but also to satisfy the curiosity of those intrigued by this “peculiar brotherhood.”
A valuable resource for Masons, a wealth of information for everyone else.