Sentence examples for boardroom experience from inspiring English sources

"Well, given my boardroom experience here and overseas, I am eminently qualified to speak on the subject.

At Burberry, Christopher Bailey, the chief creative officer, took over as chief executive last month with no previous boardroom experience.

The city's business community, of which Mr. Bloomberg is a leading member, has long fretted that after his 12-year mayoralty concludes, leadership of the city is likely to return to an elected official with little or no boardroom experience.

The search for a permanent chairman has taken this long because of the difficulty in finding a candidate with the suitable corporate and boardroom experience but without current ties to Wall Street.

This is why so many of us with boardroom experience have an uneasy feeling that David Cameron's proposals to allow shareholders the right to veto executive pay deals will not do much to improve the furore over skyrocketing compensation.

According to a study by the University of Michigan, Norwegian firms have lost lots of boardroom experience: the new, younger women directors have spent less time running companies on average, are less likely to sit on other boards and are more likely to come from middle management.DNO International, a Norwegian oil firm, appointed two new female directors in 2007.

Decision methods described as informal by participants included prior experience, boardroom decisions and decisions made on criteria of market analysis/user demand and practical means of delivery, also including assessment of intellectual property protection.

But the attack was led by non-executive director James Thompson, a former governor of Illinois and prominent Chicago lawyer, and backed by Raymond Seitz, a past US ambassador to Britain, who until recently was a director of Marconi, Cable & Wireless and British Airways - all companies that have experienced boardroom bust-ups.

Others, who have personal experience of boardroom employee representatives, warned of potential pitfalls.

"I will be commenting on everything from start-ups to PLCs, ranging from the world of private equity to boardroom politics, and my experience across sectors like hospitality, the media industry, entertainment, retailing and travel".

Susan R. Lichtenstein has had thirty-five years of boardroom and C-suite experience as the result of a career that has spanned the corporate, government, legal and professional communications arenas.