Meanings of corporate director in anglès

Takenaka is currently corporate director and senior vice president at Tokyo Electron.

Magwaza has big experience as corporate director of top national and international companies.

He was fined and banned from being a public company officer or corporate director.

Link said it would waive its fee as authorized corporate director until May 2020.

Once Meadowmoor was established, with one C. W. Schaub fronting as president, secretary, and corporate director, the business prospered.

Larsen started with Dow Jones in 1999 as corporate director of strategic planning and development and worked his way up.

Catalano-Sherman, Joni, corporate director of technology transfer and academic relations, Corporate Office of Science and Technology (COSAT); December 2008.

He bragged of the lease on his Fifth Avenue apartment, rode in a chauffeured limousine, and served as a corporate director.

Sarah Powell, corporate director of Sport Wales, told Oliver Hides and Steve James of BBC Radio Wales she welcomed the Olympic effect.

This is the second major U.S. insider trading case in recent months involving allegations that a corporate director leaked information about a pending deal.

However, even though the numbers are low, the council's corporate director Barry Rees says the contact tracing carried out with those individuals will have helped.

Typically when there is no major shareholder opposition in U.S. corporate director elections, the nominees are reelected with more than 90 percent of the vote.

In the US 12 per cent of corporate directors are women.

Simply put, CEOs and corporate directors do not like being second-guessed by shareholders, she said.

A lack of outside corporate directors has meant little pressure for management to keep shareholders happy.

Merksamer was a relatively young face among corporate directors, who tend to be near or past retirement age.