Sentences with phrase «board nominations»

Example executive board resume written for a senior executive seeking additional advisory roles and paid board nominations and appointments in the healthcare and private equity industries.

The stage may have been set last week for primary bids for East Hampton Town Board nominations in advance of the November election.

There is also a three way Independence Party primary for the two town board nominations, pitting Roberti Jr. against Paul Andreassen, who is also a Democratic candidate for the board, and Chad McPeek, who was denied a Democratic nod at the party's caucus.

And it could tarnish Cook with the same brush that painted former HP (HPQ) Chair Ray Lane when he took control of board nominations, contrary to that board's governance charter.

The proxy access resolution (so named because board nominations and ballots are contained in company proxy statements) got a majority vote of 55 percent at Chevron and 49.4 percent at Exxon.

At this year's annual meeting, Apple stockholders did not approve a proxy access proposal that would have allowed shareholder board nominations to appear on Apple's ballot.

At Apple, Campbell or Levinson, along with Drexler and Gore, have been responsible for board nominations and governance since 2003.

Another male director, referring to board nominations on several technology companies, responded that «Not a single time was there a mention of hiring a woman — it was never brought up.

The Church Investors Group (CIG), which is made up of 61 members including the pension fund for the Church of England and the Methodist Church, warned they would vote against board nominations where women account for less than 33 per cent of board members in the forthcoming annual meeting season.

The decision is the result of a settlement worked out by the Delaware Court of Chancery, where Gazit - Globe previously filed a lawsuit against Mills for refusing to set up a meeting date and declining Gazit - Globe board nominations.

The proxy access resolution (so named because board nominations and ballots are contained in company proxy statements) got a majority vote of 55 percent at Chevron and 49.4 percent at Exxon.

Mr. Kelley said that the Democrats had benefited from a September primary bid by Zachary Cohen, who had been passed over for a town board nomination.

Taseko's board nominations, shareholder rights plan, say - on - pay and a new say - on - services resolution meant to address activists» concerns, sailed through.

What's more, as part of that deal, documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission show Ferro agreed that he would vote in line with recommendations made by board committees as to board nominations and corporate governance matters.

Sean Gordon, who owns nearly 9 percent of NTN's shares, began seeking a board nomination in January because he was frustrated with the company's lagging financial performance and stalled roll out of additional services to Buffalo Wild Wings.

The results indicated all of GM's board nominations were elected, with between 84 and 99 percent of votes cast.

A commitment to selecting candidates based on merit was by far the most common reason issuers gave for not having a policy about the representation of women on the board, not considering gender in the board nomination process and / or not adopting a target for female board representation.

Finally, the Membership Committee reports on their accomplishments and plans, including hitting over 1,000 APBS members for the first time, contributions of the Board Nominations Workgroup, the Networks Workgroup, the Student Membership Workgroup, Development of promotional materials for APBS, and an update on International Membership.