Trust itself is sensitive to the relative location of trustor and trustee in the game.
Upson increased the holdings by 21,000 volumes before informing the president and trustees in 1894 that the library was inadequate to house the collection.
If he does, the achievement will be a testament not only to him but also to the Atlanta Symphony's commitment to making musicians, staff members and trustees stakeholders in the orchestra's fate.
The scheme began in Nepal, with Vashti's mother as the chair and trustee – in fact, it was her idea to name it Deki.
Two teams — one organized by Peetz with the trustees, and one organized by Erickson — were also formed to create a "more active, structured and robust oversight role" for trustees in the future, Peetz said.
Second, there is a large cast of characters involved, including not just professionals – such as the trustees in the Cayman Islands and the directors of the international business corporation in Bermuda – but also the client and the beneficiaries.
Whiffs of cannabis wafted through the tent as Robert Iger, the chairman of Walt Disney and his wife, the journalist Willow Bay, chatted with Brian Grazer, the producer and museum trustee, whose finger-in-the-socket hairstyle looked especially electrified (the Santa Ana winds, perhaps).
The chairman and trustees of the Aberdeen Oil Industry Chaplaincy Trust said in a statement: "His deep respect for and passionate commitment to his unique ministry were apparent to all.
And how much money would the trustee return to the investor, knowing the investor could pocket the cash and stiff the trustee in the future?
Foundation officers are often paid high salaries, Mr. Eisenberg said, and trustees -- in many cases members of the donor's family -- are commonly compensated.
