"board business" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to topics related to the activities of a board or committee. For example: At the last board meeting, we discussed several pieces of board business, including potential revisions to our organizational bylaws.
Includes official Board business; Treasurers' Reports, Board meeting minutes, fund raising campaigns, public relations and advertising, financial allocations, the United Jewish Appeal, the Ithaca Jewish Welfare Fund and the Committee for the Resettlement of Jewish Refuges in Ithaca.
The result is that board business is a jumble of strategy, governance and operational issues.
She would not specify what aspects of board business were being examined.
Across the board, business schools are reporting that more graduates are shunning the traditional career paths for more dynamic placements at technology firms both big and small.
Some board business was being conducted at Doubles, a private club in the Sherry-Netherland, which several members thought sent the wrong message.
Having direct access to the business and freedom from orchestrating board business allowed him to fully restructure the organization.
But when prices fall across the board, businesses and consumers postpone purchases because they expect lower prices later, or worry their incomes will decline or don't want to acquire assets that will fall in value.
I found the whole "first-to-board" business a little embarrassing, but then they brought me a bowl of hot nuts and I began to soften.
Typical examples include a timber yard that has moved into the laminated-board business; a brake-part maker that has started producing anti-lock braking systems; and a small microchip packager that now turns out sophisticated SCSI (small-computer system interface) cards for connecting PCs to hard-drives and peripherals.Can these small firms vault into the big league?
Another trend in the growing buy-on-board business is to enlist help from restaurateurs to create dishes that hold up in an aircraft cabin, where the dry air and high altitude can impair taste buds — perhaps one reason airline food gets a bad rap.
Finally, Linda's Camp K9, an Indiana pet-boarding business that also rescues dogs, took him on.
