Notification requirements for condo association board meetings

Our condo association board recently held its annual election on 11/1/14. Five positions were open and three people ran as incumbents. I was elected to one of the other two open positions.

I have just learned that the current condo association board President called a meeting and notified four of the five current members. The member who had not been notified has since been informed that the meeting is to be held tomorrow, yet this is only one day’s notice instead of the ten days’ notice that is stated in our condo association’s bylaws.

This is a closed meeting and is not open to all condo unit owners. That’s where I and the other person who is gone all Summer out of state are to be appointed. Aren’t the persons to be appointed to be included? And shouldn’t everything except legal or executive material be discussed at a meeting open to all condo unit owners? We have over 200 units in our condo association.