Sentences with phrase «because board leadership»

We walked door - to - door in elections because Board leadership matters.

Not exact matches

Qualifications, Attributes, Skills and Experience: Rich is qualified to serve on Zillow Group's board of directors because of the broad range of relevant leadership and technical skills he possesses as a founder and former chief executive officer of companies in the mobile and Internet industries.

Mr. Guillemin was selected to our board of directors because he brings financial experience and possesses particular knowledge and experience in strategic planning and leadership of complex organizations.

Mr. Vivian was selected to our board of directors because he possesses particular knowledge and experience in strategic planning and leadership of complex organizations, hospitality businesses and board practices of other major corporations.

Loch said she is qualified for the job because of her work managing finances for C.H.A.D. and because of her previous leadership experience working with the government as a trustee and on other boards and commissions.

Wilson says that a number of the members of DiNapoli's board have left because they did not trust DiNapoli's leadership.

In New York City, the achievement gains of the last 15 years were possible only because there was room «for the leadership of the school system to act and to make change and to not be sort of negotiating those changes with dozens of local boards or even the central board,» he said.

«We need really competent leadership now because we are in a terrible, terrible position and we know we have an incompetent board that has no curiosity at all, at least public curiosity, and we have an incompetent, lying supervisor,» he said.

Because a nationally recognized and respected organization like NPA backed his recommendations, Buxton says, it was relatively easy to get senior leadership on board.

Although the president is the one individual to whom a board of trustees delegates executive responsibility for the leadership and management of the institution, the president's job as CEO is enormously complicated because of the expectation of shared governance — a sacred value in higher education.

Countries without such alternative systems, either because the public systems were acceptable to Catholic leadership (as in Italy, Spain, Austria, and most of Latin America) or because the Catholic share of the population was too small to create and sustain an alternative system competing across the board with public schools, have not experienced the benefits of such competition.

As a Board of Education staff member, Bruce appreciated and advocated for school support staff, teachers and principals because of their inspiring leadership and the invaluable work they provide everyday.

Because of her leadership and can - do attitude, she has been selected to serve on numerous community boards including the Girl Scouts of the Mid-South, Tennessee Pre-K State Advisory Council, and Common Ground, a local racial reconciliation effort.

Clearly their model — and their leadership across the board — is flawed, because in the elementary school category, the top four slots in the suspension leaderboard were held by Achievement First schools: Hartford Academy, 32.5 percent; Elm City College Prep, 26 percent; Bridgeport Achievement First, 20 percent; and Amistad Academy, 13.8 percent.

As the report's author wisely observes, «the governing board, in a sense, transcends the professional leadership of the school or group of schools because of its institutional permanence and overarching responsibilities.

Just three years ago, under the leadership of then Commissioner of Education, Dr. Mark McQuillan, the State Board of Education unanimously adopted a resolution blasting the destructive effect of separating children based on ability because grouping by ability «limits achievement and stifles expectation and opportunity for college and successful competition in the workplace.»

Practice group leadership may be on board because they more readily «get it» (or at least some do).

The award was presented to McNee because of his outstanding service to VIREB and the real estate industry, his leadership and community service role in his own community, and by his actions helping to enhance the image of all Realtors, says a board news release.