Sentence examples for directorship role from inspiring English sources

The activist organisation has previously highlighted CBA chairman David Turner's directorship role with the Great Barrier Reef Foundation in an attempt to make the bank distance itself from the project.

Costolo stepping back from the U.K. directorship role appears related to the dissolution of TweetDeck: a U.K. startup which Twitter acquired in May 2011 for a price-tag that we reported as $40 million.

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For some former high-ranking public servants, leaving the NHS means consultancy, a directorship, or a lucrative role at some transatlantic arriviste.

He held directorships and management roles for a time - and, in the early 1980s, devised and produced the Sunday Express colour magazine.

He resumed both a business career with directorships and advisory roles, of which the most important was his chairmanship of Friends Provident (1988-98) and serving on public bodies, such as his chairmanship of the Forest Healthcare NHS trust (1991-97).

He was replaced by Bart Bok, whom Gascoigne liked and under whose directorship he played a significant role.

Ms Brooks, 43, who has strongly denied wrongdoing and branded as "unthinkable" the actions of journalists alleged to have committed phone hacking, has resigned from 23 directorships linked to her News International role as she disentangles herself from the company where she spent 22 years.

Now Mr. Liddy, who has held a number of directorships in addition to his chief executive role, will probably face unceasing questions about his own corporate record; his own bonuses and compensation have raised eyebrows in the past.

While the job is formally non-political, Clapper in 2014 played a leading role in firing Flynn from the directorship of the Defense Intelligence Agency.

In attracting new music to Boston, Mr. Levine will have a role model in Serge Koussevitzky, whose directorship from 1924 to 1929 was a golden age.