It is the company's plan, you could even say as a shareholder it...

It is the company's plan, you could even say as a shareholder it was "our company's plan" however it's a bit of a stretch to say 'our' if you are not instrumental in either the creation or implementation of the plan and when your available options (buy or sell shares) are directly inconsequential to any part of the plan.

It is certainly not incorrect to refer to the plan as the BOD's as per the above.

An example would be if you bought a cat. The cat that you bought and thus own then decides to catch and eat your beloved goldfish. The only part of this scenario that was your plan was buying the cat. Despite you owning the cat, its plan to eat the fish was its own and not yours. The cat's plan, yes; your cat's plan, sure; your plan, no. The BOD's plan, yes; your company's plan, sure; your plan, no.

Only executive directors are typically company employees. Non executive directors (including those who receive directors fees) are not employees and are more like consultants. Is the CXO board comprised solely of executive directors?