Sentences with phrase «chair role»

Our firm attorneys have served both first and second chair roles in patent lawsuits.

They have substantial litigation experience as both first and second chair roles in patent lawsuits, as well as the analysis of patent lawsuits prior to filing and serving as patent experts during litigation.

While women make up at least 36 % of the profession, according to the study, they comprise 24 percent of first - chair roles in civil cases.

Since Schmidt moved to the executive chair role at Google, he would not be considered as «forced out» of the CEO role, according to the criteria used in Taylor's and similar studies.

We sometimes see the second chair role using laptops, exchanging email,... [more]

Previous managing director Eddie Rigg moves into the deputy chair role, but remains head of corporate finance.

On top of that he will receive # 66,396 for his salary as an MP in the 2013/14 financial year and a further # 14,728 top - up because of his select committee chair role.

CB: Why do you think there are no female candidates for the IPCC chair role?

«Libby's diverse and extensive experience makes her a natural fit for the trademark chair role,» said Mark Cantor, president of Brooks Kushman.

Other chair roles are filled in by executives from JPMorgan Chase, Merck, and the ethereum development community ConsenSys, among others.

See this Globe & Mail story, «Shareholder calls for splitting CEO, chair roles at RIM,» by Janet McFarland:

We sometimes see the second chair role using laptops, exchanging email, text messages — so in the same vein, would Google glass have anything to offer?

This includes his second chair role in successfully representing the firm's surety client in the appeal that resulted in the published decision of S & S Paving & Const., Inc. v. Berkley Reg» l Ins.

While this approach might easily be viewed as flexible, it can create an issue for a CEO who views the chair role as a position to be earned rather than a separation required as a matter of good corporate governance.

Although the governance principles and bylaws provide some role definition, AMD's proxy and governance principles don't suggest a strong commitment to the chair role.

While relinquishing the chair role could be seen as a demotion caused by conflict with his party's leadership, it likely means that Fildebrandt, a former director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation and aggressive critic of the NDP, can now play a more active and vocal role on the committee.

Approximately 65 % of family firms have either chosen not to split the CEO and Chair roles or have appointed a non-independent family member to serve as the Chair of the board (See Figure 5).

Because of the unique value of family members in the Chair role, The Long View gives full credit to boards that have split the CEO and Chair roles with an independent Chair, or in any case where a fully independent Lead Director has been appointed.

Table 1 also shows that half of the chairs now had ministerial experience, with nine having had earlier cabinet or shadow cabinet roles — a testimony to the increasing salience of these chairing roles (which also attract a salary addition for the MPs involved).

As the manager of the Martin Bucksbaum Family Foundation, she and her family endowed the Martin Bucksbaum professorship in urban planning and design, a chaired role in the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University.

If elected, he would lobby for more funds to support IPCC authors, outreach and communication efforts — and to elevate the chair role to a full - time position.