Sentence examples for joint chairman from inspiring English sources

David Sullivan, the joint chairman of West Ham football club and former pornographer, is executive producer.

The arrival of Mark Lawn as joint chairman helped to all but eradicate the club's lingering debt.

In 2007 he was made joint chairman of KPMG Europe and only left the firm last year.

Begin joined the National Unity government (1967 70) as a minister without portfolio and in 1973 became joint chairman of the Likud ("Unity") coalition.

Roland Salmon, the joint chairman of the government's advisory sub-committee on dangerous pathogens, defended the Department of Health's stance on introducing new ways of sterilising surgical instruments.

At Sotheby's International Realty, which deals with the ultra-wealthy, joint chairman Robin Paterson said the property market "should embrace this wholeheartedly".

Efforts to reach the broader American-sponsored hemisphere-wide accord are continuing, with the United States and Brazil acting as joint chairmen.

Listed on both the London and Amsterdam stock exchanges, Unilever used to be run almost by committee, with two joint chairmen, one appointed from Britain and the other from the Netherlands.

Meanwhile, the two joint chairmen at the time of the election, Grant Shapps and Lord Feldman (now the sole chairman) are not publicly taking any responsibility for failing to act earlier over Clarke.

The company said its board passed a unanimous resolution Thursday that, despite the arrests, both Thomas and Raymond Kwok would remain in their roles as joint chairmen and managing directors of the firm.

The club's debt reached £36m in 2002 and only in the past five years, thanks to the largesse and determination of the joint chairmen, Julian Rhodes and Mark Lawn, has balance returned to the books.