Sentences with phrase «qualifications of the board members»

Do they have a different model than we do with respect to staffing, board involvement, qualifications of board members, director of football?

They go to great lengths to mention the qualifications of the board members who evaluated the research.

The statute doesn't seem to say much about the qualifications of board members.

Not exact matches

The board of directors has determined that, based on her professional qualifications and experience described above, Ann Mather is an audit committee financial expert as defined under the rules of the SEC, and that each member of the Audit Committee is able to read and understand fundamental financial statements as required by the Listing Rules of NASDAQ.

If United miss out on Champions League qualification, Van Gaal can only hope the emergence of his younger squad members will convince the United board to allow him to continue his project and that the good times are just around the corner.

Qualifications: I've served the Warrensburg community for 12 years as town councilman, including tenure as deputy town supervisor, and as an active member of the Warrensburg School Board.

Eligibility: All regular members of NORDP in good standing who meet the qualifications outlined below are eligible to apply for Board of Directors positions.

Since none of the school board members has a Superintendent's License, or has served as principal of a major high school, we wonder what qualifications any of them has to micromanage.

But Alun Llwyd, head teacher of Ysgol Dyffryn Ogwen in Bethesda, Gwynedd, and a member of the Welsh government's ministerial advisory board on education said: «This is all happening at the same time as there are big developments nationally in terms of the curriculum, qualifications, GCSEs and A-levels, with all the training implications which come with that.»

Consistent with their fiduciary duties, members of the Board's Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee have interviewed each one of the dissident nominees and are in the process of evaluating their qualifications.

At the Board's discretion, the qualification of ownership maybe be disregarded if an Honorary member chooses to become a regular member.

All qualifications will be analyzed by the board of directors, before being excepted as a member of the NPDA.

Information often included: • Basic nonprofit information: organization name, number of directors and term limits, type of incorporation and amendment procedures • Meeting details: location of meeting, how often meetings occur, procedures to call special meetings, how meetings are announced and quorum size (minimum number of people required for meetings) • Board of directors information: director qualifications, term limits and attendance requirements, removal procedures, definitions of roles and conflict of interest policies • Membership information: eligibility requirements, dues, voting rights of members, and quit or termination procedures Erring on the side of simplicity usually is the best way to start.

Deputy Mayor, City of Lakewood, 2013 - current Elected Member, Lakewood City Council, 2010 - present Board Member, Economic Development Board, for Tacoma - Pierce County, 2014 - 2016 Commissioner, Pierce County Charter Review Commission, 2006 Past Board Member, Northwest Sinfonietta, 2010 - 2012 Member, Lakewood Rotary Senior Fellow, American Leadership Forum, Class IXX Worship Team, St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Lakewood Past Member, Board of Directors, Lakewood Family YMCA Emeritus Member, American Inns of Court, Honorable Robert J. Bryan Chapter Precinct Committee Officer (28 - 437 GOP), 2006 to 2008 Past Member, Judicial Qualifications Committee, Tacoma - Pierce County Bar Association Past Member, Board of Directors, Tacoma / Pierce County Chapter of American Red Cross

• Sourcing active and passive candidates from online databases, internal databases, job boards, and employee referrals • Providing pre-qualified candidates who are the best match for the assigned positions through active on - going search • Screening candidates for availability, interest level, salary range, relocation needs, and basic qualifications • Generating a high volume / high quality pipeline of future suitable candidates • Building long - term, successful relationships with key members of staff at the different hospitals you will be recruiting for.

Having a recognised accountancy qualification opens many career doors — a higher percentage of company board members have an accountancy qualification than any other kind of postgraduate qualification.

A higher percentage of company board members have an accountancy qualification than any other postgraduate qualification.

Qualifications Volleyball Referee Assignor for MOVBL 6 years Certified Volleyball Official for High School, NCAA, Assist in assigning referees for Special Olympic USAV, and pro beach volleyball New Jersey CJVOA course clinician / rater for 8 years CJVOA Board of Trustee member for 6 years Run local volleyball leagues for 10 years Vice President and Rating Chairperson for NJBVO Volleyball Clinician / coach for middle school and (college officials) for 3 years high school aged players Special Olympic Unified Volleyball Head Coach

Dr. Thayer is a former member of the Connecticut Board of Examiners in Psychology and former Chairperson of the Appeals Committee for the Certificate of Professional Qualifications in Psychology, of the National Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards.

By June 2016, the Alliance shareholders approved an 11 - member Board of Directors, officers, member qualifications and a set of by - laws to govern the organizations.

In licensing to Member Boards the right and duty to control the use of terms «REALTOR ®» and «REALTOR - ASSOCIATE ®» and to determine those qualified to use the terms, the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ® contemplates that local Boards of REALTORS ® are best able to investigate and determine the qualifications of applicants as to their ability, responsibility, willingness to abide by the Code of Ethics, integrity and general reputatioof terms «REALTOR ®» and «REALTOR - ASSOCIATE ®» and to determine those qualified to use the terms, the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ® contemplates that local Boards of REALTORS ® are best able to investigate and determine the qualifications of applicants as to their ability, responsibility, willingness to abide by the Code of Ethics, integrity and general reputatioOF REALTORS ® contemplates that local Boards of REALTORS ® are best able to investigate and determine the qualifications of applicants as to their ability, responsibility, willingness to abide by the Code of Ethics, integrity and general reputatioof REALTORS ® are best able to investigate and determine the qualifications of applicants as to their ability, responsibility, willingness to abide by the Code of Ethics, integrity and general reputatioof applicants as to their ability, responsibility, willingness to abide by the Code of Ethics, integrity and general reputatioof Ethics, integrity and general reputation.

Part Six, Specimen Forms Part Six, Form # E-1 — Ethics Complaint Part Six, Form # E-2 — Notice to Respondent Part Six, Form # E-3 — Reply Part Six, Form # E-4 — Grievance Committee Request for Information (Ethics Complaint) Part Six, Form # E-5 — Response to Grievance Committee Request for Information Part Six, Form # E - 5.1 — Grievance Committee Report Form Part Six, Form # E-6 — Notice of Right to Challenge Tribunal Members Part Six, Form # E-7 — Challenge to Qualification by Parties to Ethics Proceeding Part Six, Form # E-8 — Official Notice of Hearing Part Six, Form # E-9 — Outline of Procedure for Ethics Hearing Part Six, Form # E-9a — Outline of Procedure for Ethics Hearing with Complaint and Counter-Complaint Part Six, Form # E-10 — Certificate of Qualification Part Six, Form # E-11 — Decision of Ethics Hearing Panel Part Six, Form # E-12 — Action of the Board of Directors Part Six, Form # E-13 — Request for Appeal Part Six, Form # E-14 — Official Notice of Appeal Hearing Part Six, Form # E-15 — Checklist of Professional Standards Concerns Part Six, Form # E-16 — Seating Arrangements for Hearings Part Six, Form # E-17 — Ethics Activity Report Part Six, Form # E-18 — Outline of Content of Petition for Declaratory Relief Part Six, Form # E-19 — Sample Agreement to Establish Multi-Board (or Regional) Professional Standards Enforcement Procedures Part Six, Form # E-20 — Notice to Respondent (Ethics) and Optional Waiver of Right to Hearing Part Six, Form # E-21 — Sample Letter of Reprimand / Warning Part Six, Form # E-22 — Appeal of Grievance Committee Dismissal of Ethics Complaint Part Six, Form # E-23 — Action of the Appeal Hearing Tribunal (Ethics Complaint)

Part Six, Specimen Forms Part Six, Form # E-1 — Ethics Complaint Part Six, Form # E-2 — Notice to Respondent Part Six, Form # E-3 — Reply Part Six, Form # E-4 — Grievance Committee Request for Information (Ethics Complaint) Part Six, Form # E-5 — Response to Grievance Committee Request for Information Part Six, Form # E - 5.1 — Grievance Committee Report Form Part Six, Form # E-6 — Notice of Right to Challenge Tribunal Members Part Six, Form # E-7 — Challenge to Qualification by Parties to Ethics Proceeding Part Six, Form # E-8 — Official Notice of Hearing Part Six, Form # E-9 — Outline of Procedure for Ethics Hearing Part Six, Form # E-9a — Outline of Procedure for Ethics Hearing with Complaint and Counter-Complaint Part Six, Form # E-10 — Certificate of Qualification Part Six, Form # E-11 — Decision of Ethics Hearing Panel Part Six, Form # E-11a — Sample Findings of Fact Part Six, Form # E-12 — Action of the Board of Directors Part Six, Form # E-13 — Request for Appeal Part Six, Form # E-14 — Official Notice of Appeal Hearing Part Six, Form # E-15 — Checklist of Professional Standards Concerns Part Six, Form # E-16 — Seating Arrangements for Hearings Part Six, Form # E-17 — Ethics Activity Report Part Six, Form # E-18 — Outline of Content of Petition for Declaratory Relief Part Six, Form # E-19 — Sample Agreement to Establish Multi-Board (or Regional) Professional Standards Enforcement Procedures Part Six, Form # E-20 — Notice to Respondent (Ethics) and Optional Waiver of Right to Hearing Part Six, Form # E-21 — Sample Letter of Reprimand / Warning Part Six, Form # E-22 — Appeal of Grievance Committee Dismissal of Ethics Complaint Part Six, Form # E-23 — Action of the Appeal Hearing Tribunal (Ethics Complaint)

D, REALTOR ® Members (Primary Active REALTOR ® and REALTOR - Associate ®) are defined as...» shall be any individual engaged in the real estate profession as a principal, partner, corporate officer, or branch manager acting on behalf of the firm's principal (s), and licensed or certified individuals affiliated with said REALTOR ® Member whose place of business is located in an area outside the jurisdiction of any Board who meets the qualification for REALTOR ® membership established by the Association, which must be consistent with NAR's membership qualification criteria.»

Member whose place of business is located in an area outside the jurisdiction of any Board who meets the qualification for REALTOR