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Under his directorship, it became an important international center for the study of Europe, past and present.

Though there is nothing untoward about this directorship, it has not been reported before and is likely to raise fresh questions over Tillerson's relationship with Russia ahead of a potentially stormy confirmation hearing by the US senate foreign relations committee.

Some artists tell me they've felt shut out by this remote directorship, that it's inappropriate for a regional festival to have a figurehead with whom – through no fault of her own, of course – they haven't been able to communicate.

This is called "interlocking directorships," and it strikes some governance experts as a problem because the two executives may be wary of being too critical of each other's company's, fearing they might engender criticism themselves.

Ms Rosewell, who runs an economic analysis partnership and holds a number of non-executive directorships, believes it would not take much longer to build than a third runway at Heathrow - one of the other options under consideration.

But the museum's board and directorship changed, and it died.

Under the new artistic directorship of Sally Tallant, it is trying to refocus.

Ecstasy and Death is the first English National Ballet programme assembled by Tamara Rojo since she assumed the company's artistic directorship last year, and it makes for compelling viewing.

"It is not good enough that it [the directorship] wasn't disclosed; I'll be getting an independent auditor in," he said.

Under the directorship of Stefan Kalmar it has recently presented a string of solos by artists who, if not discoveries, are low on the New York radar.

He left the conducting and orchestral studies directorship in 2011, turning it over to Alan Gilbert, the music director of the New York Philharmonic, but retained his association as director emeritus.