Sentences with phrase «in key officers»

The ban follows a previous statement by the regulator on January 5 when the authority stated it «will be calling in key officers» from CopyCash to «inquire into its activities including the purported launch of CopyCashCoin (CCC).»

«Given that the activities may fall within the remit of securities laws, the SC will be calling in key officers of the foundation to inquire into its activities including the purported launch of CCC,» the statement added.

Not exact matches

Dick's pointed to sales of hunting gear such as rifles, which chief financial officer Lee Belitsky called «much worse than our expectations» on a conference call, and athletic apparel is key culprits in the shortfall.

As would other key players, including former TD Bank chief economist Don Drummond (author of a detailed report outlining cost - cutting opportunities in Ontario) and former parliamentary budget officer Kevin Page, who has spent decades uncovering wasteful spending in the public service.

China has been a key focus for Tim Cook since he took over as chief executive officer in 2011.

It then reached out to those entrepreneurs to see if they had any interest in having MBAs Across America spend a week at their business helping them with a key issue, says Michael Baker, chief operating officer of the organization and one of the original Harvard MBAs.

The tepid outlook adds the pressure on Chief Executive Officer Kevin Johnson to accelerate growth in China, which the company is increasingly targeting as a key market.

In an interview with Marketing Land, DSC's chief marketing officer Adam Weber laid out one of the key takeaways from the razor subscription service's success:

«The English Channel is an absolute lifeline for the UK, and it is very important HMS Westminster and the Royal Navy maintains a watchful eye on this key strategic link,» Simon Kelly, Commanding Officer of HMS Westminster, said in a statement.

She is also an active board member for the Hispanic Officer Caucus and a key sponsor of the diversity and inclusion initiatives in Walmart's supply chain.

While a thick skin might come in handy, Abbotsford, B.C. parole officer Tara Tomasi says the real key skill to her job is communication.

The memo disputed one of the key pillars of Republican claims of bias in the Russia investigation: that the FBI relied extensively on the so - called Steele dossier, an explosive and unverified collection of memos alleging Trump - Russia collusion that was authored by former MI6 officer Christopher Steele.

«Gross bookings have continued to grow strongly across all channels and key geographic regions thus far in Q2, but growth has decelerated compared to Q1,» chief financial officer Daniel Finnegan said on an analyst call.

RECENTLY I had the opportunity to listen directly to the key thoughts of a value - creating chief executive officer, one of the clear leaders in the Australian business community and one whose appointment and subsequent

Stick close to home, so that it's possible — in fact, essential — to develop a personal relationship with your loan officer and other key bank employees.

GBH Insights chief strategy officer Daniel Ives said in a note the redesign should help attract older users, a key advertising target.

CROWN POINT, Ind. — Police departments in northwestern Indiana are turning to key fobs to electronically unlock doors at local schools so officers can quickly enter during emergencies.

Given our greater emphasis on providing option grants as the key component of our executive compensation, our board of directors did not adjust the target bonus amounts for our executive officers in 2010 from prior years.

Additionally, adjusted EBITDA is a key financial measure used by the compensation committee of our board of directors in connection with the payment of bonuses to our executive officers.

Advisers and chief investment officers working for the world's wealthiest investors forecast that volatility will remain a key theme in 2016.

In addition, from time to time, a director, officer or key personnel of Gluskin Sheff may act as a director or officer of an issuer in which accounts or funds managed by Gluskin Sheff may invesIn addition, from time to time, a director, officer or key personnel of Gluskin Sheff may act as a director or officer of an issuer in which accounts or funds managed by Gluskin Sheff may invesin which accounts or funds managed by Gluskin Sheff may invest.

The Executive Chairman of our board of directors is involved in key matters, such as advising our executive officers, recruiting, major transactions, and broader business, customer and government relationships and monitors the content, quality and timeliness of information sent to our board of directors.

Broadcom Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan is a voracious acquirer, and he's played a key role in a wave of consolidation engulfing the $ 300 billion semiconductor industry over the last three years.

But in the campaign to recapture the northern Iraq city of Tikrit, where Canada hasn't been directly involved, a key element in Iraq's ability to push back Islamic State extremists has been the battlefield effectiveness of Shia militias led by Iranian military officers.

Elections Canada (also known as the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer) is a key agency in the federal government and Canada's democratic system.

Kenney also noted that Canada's Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Tom Lawson was in Saudi Arabia last month for a meeting with dozens of international military commanders from countries opposed to Islamic State, including about 25 actually involved in the military campaign against the terrorist organization, among them top officers from key Middle Eastern countries.

Management uses certain of these non-GAAP measures, including Adjusted EBITDA and segment Adjusted EBITDA, as key metrics in the evaluation of underlying Company and segment performance, in making financial, operating and planning decisions and, in part, in the determination of cash bonuses for its executive officers and employees.

Knowing that the Echo has always - listening capabilities (it listens specifically for key words such as «Alexa» or «Amazon»), officers in the case subpoenaed Amazon to find out what information, if any, the company had in connection to the murder.

Vector has been instrumental in identifying and recruiting several key hires, board members, and advisors to Emarsys, including the President of the Americas, a new Chief Marketing Officer, and an independent Board Member with significant industry experience.

In the latest Proxy Statement, the compensation committee has stated that «over the past three years, we have increased our emphasis on non-GAAP operating profit and we now reward our executive officers for over-performance of this key financial measure.»

«The future of the investment bank had been a key factor in the tumultuous management shakeup that saw Christian Sewing take over as chief executive officer this month.

The new directors of the CIA, its main internal branches, the National Security Agency, and many other key organs of the «defense establishment» are now military (or ex-military) officers, strongly suggesting that the military does not need to take over the government in order to control it.

Perth - based conglomerate Wesfarmers, which owns Coles, said Mr McLeod, would move to a senior role within the wider Wesfarmers group and be replaced by Mr Durkan, Coles chief operating officer and one of the key British executives brought in to resuscitate the ailing retailer.

He previously worked in a number of key roles as an investor, managing director, chief operating officer and several executive leadership positions across commercial, financial and operations worldwide.

In a series of interviews with the key players over the past month The Australian Financial Review has pieced together how that disappointing sales update on December 2 eventually contributed to the departure of the chief executive, company secretary, head of sales, the demotion of the chief financial officer and in the months ahead will likely see the chairman step dowIn a series of interviews with the key players over the past month The Australian Financial Review has pieced together how that disappointing sales update on December 2 eventually contributed to the departure of the chief executive, company secretary, head of sales, the demotion of the chief financial officer and in the months ahead will likely see the chairman step dowin the months ahead will likely see the chairman step down.

Fiesta President and Chief Executive Officer Richard Stockinger said, «The improvement in Pollo Tropical's sales trajectory demonstrates that key elements of our Strategic Renewal Plan are building business momentum as we enter 2018.

«Our vision is to be the leading frozen seafood supplier in North America, and a key component of High Liner Foods» strategy is profitable growth through acquisitions like American Pride that complement our business and should strengthen our leadership position within the seafood industry,» says Henry Demone, chief executive officer of High Liner Foods.

«In the words of the Minister's office, it is difficult to «share ideas from experts and the community about ways to improve the health of Western Australians» and «encourage broader thinking and community engagement» when so many key players have been omitted from this important discussion,» said Mr Geoff Parker, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Beverages Council.

We have confidence in John as a key leader in the overall integration and growth of the company,» said Hendrik J. Hartong III, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Brynwood Partners.

As President of the Americas, Robert leads the TWE business in this key region, as well as overseeing the Company's major operating units globally in his role as Chief Operating Officer.

Abbott's key diagnostics division increased its market share last year «about a point,» to 15 percent, more than twice that of its nearest competitor, Baerhringer Mannheim of Germany, said Thomas R. Hodgson, president and chief operating officer, in a report at the company's annual meeting.

The key here, in both cases, is that the presiding officer is required to enforce the rules as they currently exist, but any decision they make can be appealed to the whole Senate.

The Home Officer minister also said that parents and retailers played a key role in helping reduce underage drinking.

The ban is a key demand of the Prison Officers» Association since the ban on smoking in public places in 2007, with the union saying its members could otherwise be at risk of second hand smoke.

Dr Ranjit Gill, chief clinical officer of Stockport Clinical Commissioning Group, told the Manchester Evening news, «this fits our plans like a key in a lock... the deal will be really good for patients in Greater Manchester and will help us join up NHS care with social care for the first time».

However, it remains true that many of the officers integrated into the military in the peace deals that ended the war were essentially handed control over various key economic interests around mining («rackets», if you prefer), and are part of a web of elites who control important parts of the regional economy.

Thus, the head of the RCD, Azarias Ruberwa, became one of the four Vice-Presidents, and senior RCD officers were put into key positions across the East, thereby preserving a network within the security complex of the Kivus which guaranteed the interests of the Rwandan government in the region would be protected (stay tuned for more on what those interests actually are later).

Though Mr. Donovan's inability to secure an indictment of a NYPD officer in the death of Eric Garner, a black man, sparked protests nationwide, the otherwise low - key prosecutor is popular on Staten Island.

I also asked Heastie if he's concerned about the governor's increased reliance of late on his executive powers to circumvent the Legislature on key policy issues like a minimum wage increase for the state's fast food workers and creation of a special prosecutor to handle cases in which unarmed civilians die at the hands of law enforcement officers.

Graham Winyard has a long history of working in the NHS (having been Deputy Chief Medical Officer and Medical Director of the NHS in England) and is one of the key names behind a petition launched by the Winchester Liberal Democrats (http://www.winld.org.uk/nhs-petition/) to drop the Health and Social Care Bill.