Sentence examples for board terms from inspiring English sources

Board terms last two years, with no term limits, and members are often reappointed.

On the corporate governance front, CommonWealth will add more independent directors, do away with staggered board terms and eliminate its "poison pill" provision.

The decision also leaves in place the staggered board terms of other companies, at least to the extent they are ambiguous.

While larger companies initially led the way in adopting these accountability enhancements, the pace of abandoning staggered board terms at smaller companies picked up speed in 2015.

Veteran Akil Middleton (Zeta Psi '08) and newcomer Cody Chamberlain (Phi Kappa Sigma '14) were elected to three-year Board terms.

Since most Austrian companies have five-year board terms, the requirement does not apply until the next scheduled board elections take place.

A 1-year Board term led to a compressing of Director equity vesting schedules so that vesting is completed by the end of the Board term.

When he was first appointed chairman in 1987, Mr. Greenspan filled an unexpired board term that ended in 1992.

They also elected Maria Elena Lagomasino, the chairwoman and chief executive of J. P. Morgan Private Bank, to a three-year board term.

(The prevailing term for this is "lurker," an old online message board term, slightly pejorative, describing someone who reads the board but doesn't post).

Mr. Greenspan became chairman in 1987 and completed the 14-year board term of Paul A. Volcker, his predecessor, before starting his own.