The phrase "offer director" is not correct and usable in written English.
To use it correctly, you would need to revise it to an appropriate phrase such as "offer direction" or "offer guidance". For example: The supervisor offered clear direction to the new hire, ensuring a successful onboarding process.
HCC Insurance and Markel Corporation offer director and officer liability policies carried as protection in case "disgruntled shareholders sue".
The theater was the first to offer director and star retrospectives (Humphrey Bogart, the Marx Brothers, W.C. Fields, Preston Sturges, Henry Fonda) and contributed to the revival of American movies that influenced an entire generation of new filmmakers.
"He'll help drive competition for the number 10 jersey and we're looking forward to seeing what can offer," director of rugby Gary Gold said.
For instance, instead of offering just property insurance to a corporation, Aon can offer director-and-officer policies and employee benefits consulting, he says.
For instance, instead of offering just property insurance to a corporation, Aon can offer director-and-officer policies and employee benefit consulting, he says.
Though Mr. Dell and Silver Lake called the slightly sweetened bid their "best and final offer," directors are pushing for a bigger price increase, to at least $14 a share, one of the people briefed on the matter said.
We talked to Google Offers' director of product management Eric Rosenblum about these changes earlier today.
Stein offers directors words, while freeing them from the rigours of discursive meaning.
Roger Moore likes to joke that he offered directors only two acting styles: eyebrow raised or eyebrow level.
Perhaps the reason it has happened again, says Underkoffler, is that he offers directors something just as important as his scientific expertise.
The conference, held at the Center for Executive Development at Haas Business School, offered directors of public, private and non-profit boards the opportunity to hone their understanding of "best practices" when addressing regulatory, accounting, legal and corporate governance issues facing them and their organizations.
