Sentence examples for director attendance from inspiring English sources

They also say it is tough to monitor director attendance at meetings.

Johnson Controls said that this year it had "reinstated its longstanding policy of director attendance at the annual meeting".

While Sir Michael was director, attendance at the National Gallery increased to three million from two million visitors a year.

In the three years that Mr. Lowry has been director, attendance has risen to 1.7 million from 1.3 million, just enough to make the galleries seem perpetually crowded.

However, a number of studies have shown the benefit of having at least one woman on a corporate board, including better director attendance, fewer rash acquisitions and a lower rate of earnings restatements and fraud.

Board Renewal: Board renewal continues to be a major focus, with issues like overboarding, director attendance, director qualifications and independence under increased scrutiny and review by investors, particularly in the context of enhancing diversity on boards.

When asked about directors' attendance, Ms. Haldeman said 8 of the 11 showed up.

One cause for the shifts is the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which requires companies to publish their policies on directors' attendance at annual meetings.

The 10 curators — several from New York, but others from around the country and one from London — had taken two weeks off from thinking about art to think instead about the nonart subjects that increasingly dominate the time of their bosses, the museum directors: attendance, donations, construction, endowments, media attention, governmental support, budgets and more budgets.

"But we have not observed any problems with any of our directors' attendance records or level of participation".

Corporate Library, their new venture, has a staff of 12 and retains an accounting firm as they gather hard-to-find information like chief executive pay contracts, directors' attendance records and the percentage of outside directors.