Sentence examples for governance director from inspiring English sources

When Martyn Thomas, the acting chief executive of the Rugby Football Union, announced on 12 October that the governing body's legal and governance director, Karena Vleck, had been asked to investigate allegations of player misconduct during the World Cup in New Zealand, he issued a strong warning.

His father is a partner in Boardroom Consultants, a company in New York that specializes in corporate governance, director selection and executive search.

Name: Emma Howard Boyd Company: Jupiter Asset Management Title: Sustainable Investment & Governance Director Emma Howard Boyd joined Jupiter in 1994 and has overall responsibility for the management and development of Jupiter's sustainable investment business.

But the harshest words came from the Institute of Directors, whose corporate governance director Roger Barker asked "for whom is this institution being run?" after the bank paid out £2.4bn in bonuses but just £860m in dividends to shareholders.

But another Lone Star move is unusual: its subpoena and deposition of Ted White, corporate governance director at the California Public Employees Retirement Systemm, known as Calpers, owner of 372,000 Lone Star shares.

Roger Barker, the institute's corporate governance director, said: "A non-executive director does not have access to the same level of information as an executive director, and does not have the same individual decision-making powers.

Moreover, according to The Corporate Library, a lobby group for good governance, directors of many companies, such as Verizon, Pfizer, Citigroup and Bank of America, have interlocking relationships: the chief executive of company A sits on company B's board and vice versa.

Self-governance director Lenora Steele estimates that more than three-quarters of the reservation's 50 residents suffer from respiratory ailments although she points out that emissions from nearby wood-processing facilities also likely add to the problem.

The standards also put independent directors in charge of corporate governance, audits, director nominations and compensation, the S.E.C. said.

"This went to the basics of corporate governance," a director at the time told me.

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