Sentences with phrase «volunteer director»

Statewide volunteer director on Hillary Clinton for President.

When it came to BMF elections, Peter Laidlaw was re-elected as Director of Member Services while two new volunteer directors, Tom Duncan and Roger Ellis were co-opted on to the Management Team.

It is governed by volunteer directors.

It became an Oregon - recognized 501 (c) 3 nonprofit in 2015, now welcoming a team of volunteer directors and officers who share their time and varying professional backgrounds to sustain PIGSquad activities and opportunities.

Examples of activities that fall outside the LawPRO policy include: providing financial or investment advice; depositing client money into your firm's trust fund for reasons unconnected with your legal services; teaching (including teaching law); providing volunteer director services (distinct from legal services) on a corporate board; and speaking to the media on behalf of a client.

Given these potential risks and the normally reasonable cost of registered agent services, community associations should avoid using volunteer directors and officers and their residences as the registered agent and office for the association and should instead rely on the association's legal counsel or companies which provide registered agent services on a regular basis (and meet the requirements of serving as a registered agent in Virginia).

The other volunteer directors are Ken Clark of ACT Realty, president elect; Catherine Schellenberg of Re / Max Professionals, treasurer; Blair Sonnichsen of Royal LePage Dynamic Real Estate, past president; and Trevor Clay of Capital Commercial Real Estate Services, Commercial Division chair.

Our volunteer directors include scientists and practicing farmers from across the country.

She has been a guest judge, curator and educator with Curate NYC, the Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series, Art Slant NYC, Brooklyn Art incubator, and is the volunteer Director for the Love Yourself Project.

She is the volunteer Director for the Love Yourself Project.