He became a Partner of McKinsey in 1967 and retired as a Special Status Director in 1998.
Establishing undirected interlocks, institutional benefits can theoretically accrue through both the appointment of a high-status director or the connection to a prestigious firm.
The new responsible authority status of directors of public health, for example with regard to licensing applications, raises the prospect of reducing excessive alcohol consumption through local availability measures.
Rather than "subject one [member of the couple] to a second-class status," Rita Colwell, director of the National Science Foundation, who is married to a physicist, suggests that couples consider taking a split position.
The independent variables included gender, aging, highest education obtained, qualification, method of earning the highest degree, and status as director of the village clinic.
Beyond expanding their marketing efforts, law firms have elevated the status of marketing directors, with some being called chief marketing officers and paid partner-level salaries.
"I don't think there's any need really to discuss the status of female directors," Maiwenn told reporters in Cannes.
Movies that call attention to their high-art pedigree have no necessary claim on the status that their directors aspire to.
Both arguments point to the importance of the original status of independent directors.
The Morgan Stanley dissidents lack something the Disney outsiders had: the backing of powerful and outspoken institutional shareholders and the ability to use their status as former directors to sway the board.
