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The process will be led by Office of Management and Budget Deputy Director Jeffrey D. Zients and Obama's former staff secretary, Lisa Brown.

Headhunters have been retained by the bank and the process will be led by board members Sam Laidlaw, the former chief executive of British Gas owner Centrica, who heads the nominations committee, and Rachel Lomax, former deputy governor of the Bank of England, who is the senior independent non-executive director.

The process will be led by Steven Courtney, an affiliate of NCEAS with extensive experience in peer review.

This production process will be led by an Editorial Board that is composed of the following members: Dr. Luca Montanarella (Italy, Chair), Dr. Maria Lourdes Mendonca (Brazil), Dr. Dan Pennock (Canada), Dr. Kazuyuki Yagi (Japan), Dr. Seyed Kazem Alavi (Iran), Dr. Neil Mckenzie (Australia), Dr. Victor Chude (Nigeria) and Dr. Pavel Krasilnikov (Russia).

Rake is expected to be considered as a candidate to replace Agius in a search process that will be led by the former Cadbury boss Sir John Sunderland.

And we'll lay the groundwork this year – a process that will be led by a task force I'm announcing today.

The Newcastle United manager, Alan Pardew, has spoken of his desire to re-sign Andy Carroll from Liverpool, but admitted that he is "slightly detached" from a decision-making process that will be led by his club's owner, Mike Ashley, and the Liverpool board.

A government audit that aims to establish the North East as a "globally competitive location" for the chemical and process sector will be led by the Tees Valley Combined Authority.

The operational change process at each site will be led by the CSSS and the local team, but the research team's involvement will support the process by supplying external expertise, facilitating cross-site learning, and providing clarification based on evidence drawn from logical analysis.

"It's gonna be a learning process," said Siy, whose team will be led by junior returners Alexandra Mendoza and Jessica Reyes.

A common, standardised work plan has been established to streamline all processes within both groups, which will be led by one reviewer (JF).