Sentences with phrase «corporate board members»

Even in privately - held companies, corporate board members assume certain potential financial liabilities and so they should be compensated for added risk and responsibility.

«You have to reduce the power of the CEO, and one of the very few ways to do that is to separate the chairman - of - the - board position from the CEO position,» Harvard Business School professor D. Quinn Mills said in Corporate Board Member magazine (March / April 2003).

As the MBA - toting population has increased in general, a growing share of corporate board members and CEOs have the degree on their resumes.

HMC is also known as a boutique construction recruiting firm (construction search firm, construction recruitment, construction recruiting services, construction executive recruiter, construction recruiters, construction head hunter or construction headhunter) with a 25 - year legacy in corporate board member recruitment.

«[W] orkplace diversity proposals (which mostly concern rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and those seeking more diversity among corporate board members) account for 9 percent of the total number of shareholder resolutions filed so far this year.»

In 2002, Mr. Bernstein was recognized by Corporate Board Member magazine as one of the nation's best and brightest attorneys under the age of 40.

Hill suggests that companies may need to fire corporate board members «to force investors to do their jobs.»

So there you have it: Miranda Tate apparently isn't a daughter bent on revenge, but merely a Tumbler - driving corporate board member with a thing for Bruce Wayne.

The Wired GC has been doing a little math on Corporate Board Member magazine's latest ranking of corporate law firms.

Our Florida attorneys frequently represent businesses and high - net - worth individuals in these and other accountant malpractice cases; we also serve corporate board members and officers, trustees of non-profits and philanthropic organizations, shareholders, creditors, bankruptcy trustees, and estates and trusts.

I have also acted as court appointed referee, court appointed and private arbitrator, court appointed discovery referee, court appointed and private mediator, expert witness in attorney's fee disputes and ethical questions and court appointed tie breaking corporate board member.

The issue is clouded not only by the struggle for research grant money and academic advancement and Nobel Prize notoriety, but also by the desire of corporate board members and stockholders for profits from new product development.

He has earned a successful result for the corporation / intervenor in the Maryland portion of a multi-million dollar, multi-state lawsuit among corporate board members.

Diamonte was recently appointed as a corporate board member for Morningstar.

And that, he says, is the latest issue facing the most important business leaders we don't talk about much, corporate board members.

According to a recent Peterson Institute for International Economics survey, only 11 percent of the nearly 130,000 corporate board members in its database are women, who also represented a mere 4.5 percent of the CEOs of the roughly 22,000 firms involved.

For - profit companies should pay more to corporate board members than advisory board members.

Of the more than $ 1 billion charter schools receive in public funds each year, almost half is paid to related parties — the charter holder's own for profit business, corporate board members or relatives of either.

Perhaps INFS management has read an early copy of the magazine Corporate Board Member's January issue titled «How to Icahn - proof your board.»

Sponsored by Above the Law and Evolve Law, it is called the 10/20/30 Networking Event, reflecting the troubling fact that women make up only 10 % of corporate board members, 20 % of law firm -LSB-...]

Such clients have included widows, corporate board members, heirs and spouses.

Sponsored by Above the Law and Evolve Law, it is called the 10/20/30 Networking Event, reflecting the troubling fact that women make up only 10 % of corporate board members, 20 % of law firm partners and 30 % of judges.

Sheila Bair has written two books about her experiences as a regulator and corporate board member — one explains the financial crisis and its implications for young adults.

His legal malpractice clients have included heirs, corporate board members, injured minors, injured workers, homeowners, those injured in aviation accidents and trust beneficiaries.

More than 30 years of experience as a commercial dispute resolution and business relations intermediary, management consultant, corporate board member, entrepreneur, trainer, speaker, and advisor to companies worldwide.

Fraud, embezzlement, insider trading, computer crime, and other cases typically involve the U.S. Department of Justice, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) enforcement divisions, investigations against professionals such as CPAs, attorneys, stock brokers, corporate officers, corporate board members, and entrepreneurs.

NEW YORK — Corporate Board Member magazine has once again named Covington to its list of the top 25 corporate law firms.

Past victories are relevant to future output, but for corporate board members and executive recruiters, an interesting, professional resume is only part of the picture.