The phrase "alternative director" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a substitute or backup director in a business or organizational setting.
Example: "In the absence of the primary director, the alternative director will take over the responsibilities of the role."
Alternatives: "substitute director" or "backup director".
An alternative director was installed (Yes Man's Peyton Reed), likewise other team members.
But here, he says, it is he who is the "alternative" director.
Current proposals only give sponsors the ability to put alternative director nominees on a ballot.
Recently, several studies have questioned the usefulness of independence as a primary director characteristic, with alternative director traits being proposed as superior measures of board quality, such as director co-option (Coles et al., 2014).
When the agency was founded anyway, Republicans prevented Elizabeth Warren, originator of the agency, from ever becoming its official leader and then carried on a long refusal to confirm alternative director Richard Cordray, despite universal recognition that he was highly qualified and competent.
The agency is considering making it easier for investors to nominate alternative directors to corporate boards.
It is too late for Coty to nominate alternative directors to Avon's board; the nominating period ended in February.
At Telecom Italia in April, minority shareholders put forward a list of alternative directors, which won 20% of the votes.
They say they will redraw the proxy rules to permit large institutional investors to nominate alternative directors to troubled companies.
As it became clear that Fincher would be unavailable, Rudin and Pascal began to suggest alternative directors to Jolie – with limited success.
Second, and in the alternative, the director defendants do not face a substantial likelihood of personal liability for these claims because the Complaint is devoid of any allegation that would lead to the conclusion that allowing the Company to purchase these assets or invest in the SIVs constituted bad faith conduct by the director defendants.
