Sentences with phrase «become chair of governors»

Outside the Bar, Richard was a Governor of the Coventry School Foundation (King Henry VIII and Bablake schools in Coventry) from 1999 until 2011, becoming Chair of the Governors from 2011 - 2014.

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Amaechi became a man to watch when he led other governors and top Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, stakeholders to defect from the party after former President Goodluck Jonathan and others curiously attempted to deny him of his victory as Chair, Nigeria Governors Forum, NGF,governors and top Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, stakeholders to defect from the party after former President Goodluck Jonathan and others curiously attempted to deny him of his victory as Chair, Nigeria Governors Forum, NGF,Governors Forum, NGF, in 2013.

In the wake of Obamacare's enactment, Wyman became the first Connecticut lieutenant governor to take on the additional responsibility of chairing the board of directors of the Connecticut Health Insurance Exchange.

«What was once promised to be a new day in Albany has become the new normal of corruption,» said Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro, who has been endorsed by dozens of GOP county chairs to run for governor.

A few years back, the governor, chief, and state board chair all agreed to have the Palmetto State become a governing board member of the Smarter Balanced (SBAC) testing consortia.

Philip O'Hear, chair of governors of the London Academy, which has recently become a small MAT, commented: «We have developed two principals from within through our approach to succession planning which runs through the Academy from our extensive work with Teach First upwards.

Second, the body that became the MCEE, the Governor's Council on Educator Effectiveness chaired by the University of Michigan's dean of the School of Education, Deborah BALL, didn't hold its first meeting until December 2012, six months after the new law (See «Gov's Council On Its Own Timeline,» 12/7/11).

Governor James B. Hunt Jr. of North Carolina served as the first chair of NBPTS Board of Directors and former Ford Foundation executive, James A. Kelly, became the National Board's first president.

Neil Carmichael MP, Chair of the Education Select Committee, said: «One of the best ways to give back to your local community is by serving as a governor and supporting local schools to become more successful and their pupils to achieve their best.