Significados de non-exec en inglés

It said they should abstain on the re-election of non-exec Paul Heiden.

StanChart also needs at least two non-exec heavyweights, including a senior independent director with banking or regulatory experience.

Anthony Fry, the relevant trustee, seemed to blame the relevant non-exec board member for not keeping him in touch.

Being a non-exec is a waste of time he contended in an interview this week: No one listens to you.

Kennedy spent almost a year as a non-exec at Calyx during its brief stint on London's junior market, resigning in July 2007.

Particularly irritating, perhaps, for business minister Michael Fallon, until last September a non-exec director at Tullett and a past chair of its remuneration committee.

It makes Moore the second hiring from Jessops in as many months, with former chairman David Adams joining as a non-exec director in May.

Angela Knight, a non-exec director, member of the remuneration committee, the ex-boss of the British Bankers' Association and once the Tory MP for Erewash.

With their role now under renewed scrutiny, being an non-exec is no a longer an easy ticket to a handy stipend and a free lunch.

MacLaurin, who was previously on the board from 2004 until earlier in 2011 as a senior independent non-exec, was previously chairman of Vodafone .

Under the proposals, some of the company's leading non-execs will receive close to £100,000 a year.

Dammann and one other CEO explain that they had appointed two female non-execs but the change had fallen foul of red tape.

If the remuneration committee breached its own guidelines, the shareholders should seek restitution from the non-execs involved rather than the hapless Sir Fred.