Directors have exposure to senior executives primarily through a formal board setting.
Nick Petrie, senior faculty at the Center for Creative Leadership, supports this assertion, arguing that a competency-based approach is limited in its success, especially for senior leaders, primarily because of its focus on the "what" of leadership instead of the "how" of leadership.
There were also concerns among board members that senior management, primarily Mary T. Barra, the chief executive, and Michael P. Millikin, the company's general counsel, had been given too much latitude to chart the company's response to the ignition switch problems, according to one director who was not authorized to speak publicly.
LAs who take the pedagogy course are undergraduate students who typically (a) are serving as LAs for the first time; (b) are second-semester freshmen through seniors; (c) are primarily majoring in math, science, engineering, or psychology/neurosciences; and (d) have not explicitly considered teaching as a career option.
Four localization indices were computed for each HSA: one for Medicare Part A discharges (primarily seniors), one for all pediatric discharges, one for pediatric medical DRGs, and one for pediatric surgical DRGs.
The 65-member Island-wide senior orchestra consists primarily of enthusiastic amateurs of a certain age.
Thus senior housing has primarily been the preserve of nonprofit entities or businesses that have long been licensed to run nursing homes or adult homes.
This paper highlights key themes which emerged from schoolgirls' responses to focus group questions regarding perceptions of Information Communication Technology (ICT) subjects in the Queensland senior secondary curriculum, primarily, Information Processing Technology (IPT) and Information Technology Systems ITSS).
"Based on her extensive experience and expertise, the secretary has asked her to serve as a senior adviser, working primarily on conservation issues and the America's Great Outdoors initiative".
Chan said that over the years, she has observed that engineers typically zero in on product details while senior managers look primarily at the big picture so that each group often misses something that the other can see.
