Significados de corporate officer en inglés

The company also named its treasurer and corporate officer Tod Christie as the interim CFO.

Alexander is the first female corporate officer at Comdial and, at 42, the youngest person on the corporate staff.

Shrinking corporate officer pay It's time to prick the popular image of ballooning executive pay with some sharp new facts.

The SEC also asked that Levan, still chief executive of BBX, be permanently barred from serving as a corporate officer.

Crines was first appointed a corporate officer at Zimmer in 2001, and has served as corporate controller and chief accounting officer.

Best practice also dictates designation of a corporate officer and establishment a department or structural unit responsible for the prevention of corruption and related offenses.

Under the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley corporate reform law, top corporate officers must certify financial statements.

Prosecutors say they do not oppose allowing Concord's corporate officers to see the evidence.

Many corporate officers and board members confront personal liability.

Nothing about the corporate structure or its corporate officers.

I think our corporate officers should see the damage and what it takes to repair it.

But the company's corporate officers had provided the wrong details, and its application had been denied.

Some board members and corporate officers will also forgo bonus payments scheduled to be made in March.

You see, when corporate officers know a financial train wreck might be unavoidable, what do they do?

He'd finally found the names of corporate officers, but none of them had raised any red flags.

Corporate officers are still digesting the settlement.