See articleMore heads rollUBS made more changes to senior management following its recent rogue-trading scandal, announcing that both heads of its global-equities division would step down.
A shorter version including fewer probes was applied for the upper level management, that is, the heads of division and/or heads of departments, as they generally would have less detailed knowledge of how registries are managed.
The DSD was central to this role and consisted of four divisions with a total of fourteen staff members – four heads of division, four chief experts and six experts.
In the beginning Dietrich and other heads of divisions exerted influence over the policies to be followed by Radio.
Its chief executive spends 60% of his time meeting heads of divisions to discuss and challenge their plans.
The words "by and through the administrative heads of divisions and bureaus" are omitted because of the authority vested in the heads of agencies.
A few rise to the top, becoming executive editors of magazines or heads of divisions at the auction houses, pursuing longtime careers, but they are a minority.
The President shall so inform all Deans, chairs of departments, and other heads of divisions and branches of the University, academic and otherwise, and their several successors as they assume office.
Next he sought out university administrators, including heads of divisions, the chancellor, and the chair of the faculty policy committee.
Sometimes being heads of divisions, functions, etc. who meet regularly to discuss operations and actions is enough.
Local enablers for lean interventions were collected through separate, semi-structured focus group interviews with three groups of stakeholders: leaders of lean steering-groups (heads of divisions), internal lean consultants, and staff participating in redesigning patient pathways.
