Sentence examples for director consultant from inspiring English sources
Ted Cadsby is a corporate director, consultant, and former executive vice president of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.
In the end he was hired, he says, as "a kind of creative director consultant," with his hand in everything from the ubiquitous print advertising to what he calls "branding the gate area" to what's said and done for Song's patrons when the plane is up in the air.
They can: Be paid to act as a director, consultant, or adviser, or in any other capacity, whether or not such interests are related to membership of the Commons.
He has worked with individuals, groups, families, and organizations as a counselor, psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, program director, consultant, researcher and educator.
Chef Ann is happily working overtime as a chef, nutrition services director, consultant, author, public speaker and advocate because she sees a need for change and has the gifts to help.
[National Director Consultant and Manager on International Issues]: Carla Melillo Hermosilla.
We thank the Provincial Ministry of Health and the directors, consultant physicians, and medical and nursing staff of the study hospitals for their support to the trial.
We thank the directors, consultant physicians, and medical and nursing staff of the study hospitals for their support; Renate Heilmair and Elisabeth Topoll for technical assistance, Nick Buckley for review, and Ox-Col study doctors for their immensely valuable work.
The highest annual compensation, including wages, fees, benefits and stock options, for employees, directors, consultants and consulting firms should be limited to the higher of 100 times the annual compensation of that company's lowest paid full time employee (after one year of employment) or 50 times the median (not average) annual compensation of all its employees.
Business owners, marketing directors, consultants and office managers all find wisdom from unrelated speakers and topics.
Community psychologists can work as educators, academic program directors, consultants, policy developers, and researchers in community-based agencies, universities, or governmental organizations.
