Significados de corporate board en inglés

However, when you look at Twitter's corporate board, there's no representation there.

It was a corporate board meeting with all the Fresh Start top-level executives.

New figures show that women are still under-represented in New Zealand's corporate board rooms.

And even if we were to ignore that, how is a corporate board a government?

Gupta repeatedly flouted the law and abused his position as a corporate board member, they said.

This is the corporate board as career pasture.

Even companies that talk about diversity as a priority don't apply that principle to their corporate board membership.

Bush could counter criticism of his corporate board work by citing recent inquiries into donations to the Clinton Foundation.

A former businessman, Trump runs his closed-door meetings with CEOs as if they were a corporate board meeting, attendees said.

As Arkansas' first lady, she was a high-powered lawyer in the capital Little Rock and a Wal-Mart corporate board member.

The club's original mission was to see women represented on at least 30% of corporate board seats in Britain.

By contrast the state-owned Channel 4 is regulated by Ofcom and run by a conventional corporate board, although not for profit.

He will relinquish his last corporate board seat -a sea change for a man who says he once held 14 directorships.

Schapiro also said she hoped to soon adopt rules to make it easier and cheaper for shareholders to nominate corporate board directors.

Currently, shareholders are able to influence the composition of the corporate board, but must wage a proxy fight in order to do so.

The proposal, which quickly gained support, is part of a broader push by the $226 billion fund for majority-vote corporate board elections.