Sentence examples for executive directorships from inspiring English sources

Equality campaigners are calling for a push to get more women into executive directorships, even as the latest report into boardrooms hails "enormous" progress on diversity over the past four years.

Even though he was governor at BOI when things turned sour in 2007/9, Burrows emerged unscathed, and today enjoys all the perks that go with a senior position at one of Britain's largest companies, as well as retaining non executive directorships at Carlsberg and Rentokil Initial.

Current Aon chairman, chief executive; directorships at Sears, Tribune Co. Minority stake in pro football's Chicago Bears, big donor to Northwestern University, where he played football on scholarship.

At the end of the day, Gay Inc. sees its source of jobs in Democratic administrations, its executive directorships with six-figure salaries, its charity balls and other celebrity-driven hoopla as more important than gay rights.

York independent film world, Ted Hope, has been named to a position that has been held by two prominent New Yorkers: the executive directorship the San Francisco Film Society.Mr.Mr

But he has indicated that he does not want the executive directorship now or after he leaves the baseball players union post by March 2010.

Together with his role as founder-director of the Bischof/Capa/Seymour Memorial Fund (1966-74), this provided a template for his executive directorship of the ICP (1974-99).

The motivation born from those experiences eventually led her to the executive directorship of St. Peter's Homeless Shelter in Clifton, then of the AIDS Resource Center at St . Barnabas Hospitalin Newark.

The most significant result of the merger is that Mr. Grandeau, 48, was passed over for the executive directorship of the new commission, a fact that has rankled government watchdog groups and Mr. Grandeau.

Q: But we are not talking about non-executive directorships.

O'Neill was flooded with offers of non-executive directorships, including a number of banks.