Seven of the 14 board members are to be liaisons with national accounting standards bodies, like the Financial Accounting Standards Board in the United States.
New members of Congress Rep. Kristi Noem from South Dakota and Rep. Tim Scott from South Carolina will be liaisons with the House GOP leadership.
Before becoming mayor, a position she was later elected to twice and held for 10 years, Mrs. Simpson was on the village planning board and, as police commissioner, was liaison with the 20-member village force.
One of Smith's duties was liaison with Major General Edwin "Pa" Watson, the Senior Military Aide to President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
There are also three non-standard squadrons (000, 001, and 999) under Wing HQ, and there are liaisons with units in other branches of the armed forces, including the AFROTC at the University of Connecticut, which partners with Civil Air Patrol (CAP).
Regional MOVE! coordinators provided support for the local MOVE! coordinators at the facilities in their region and were liaisons with NCP, the national VA office that disseminated MOVE!
He was raised as an Army brat, frequently moving from post to post, and lived in France for a time when his father was Liaison Officer with the Direction d'Artillerie and Assistant Military Attaché.
Corning, the optical cable supplier, used to have four energy buyers; it now has one, whose main job is to be a liaison with a subsidiary of Amerada Hess, which has taken over the company's energy programs.
Precisely how Bobby Egan came to be a liaison with the North Koreans is something of a mystery.
Koffi Nguessan was chosen by his community to be their liaison with the local clinic.
