A clear distinction should be made between remuneration mechanisms for executive directors and non executive directors.

A unitary board is comprised of executive and non executive directors.

It is recognized that not all non executive directors can be considered independent directors.

Directors' and officers' responsibilities and liabilities in insolvency and pre insolvency cases

We talked to Benson's lawyers, his directors and his executive assistant.

Executive Board membership composition and officers for 2005

The Governing Council appoints 28 Executive Directors and one alternate to each Executive Director for a term of two years.

Rotary officers meet with UN agency directors and executives on a regular basis to discuss collaborative efforts.

The substantial increase in actions being brought against officers and directors for alleged breaches of various obligations points to an urgent need to create guidelines setting forth the responsibilities of officers and directors when a company approaches insolvency or becomes insolvent.

18.1 ESCAP has four regional institutions, which are headed by Directors accountable to the Executive Secretary

And it set up a governing structure where the executive was essentially this group five directors.

Where there might be issues that stakeholders might perceive as challenging the independence of non executive directors, companies should disclose why those issues are not significant and do not impinge on the governance role of the non executive directors.

The Board of Executive Directors of the Bank would adopt a process of free, prior and informed consultation.

The Executive Directors' target of 35 per cent will also be applied to the earmarked and bilateral contributions.

Elders, who then picked the five directors the five people who would essentially be the executive in France.

Very well. In that case, I'll ask the two executive officers to withdraw.

The Narayan Murty Committee Report in India, for instance, makes a clear distinction between non executive and independent directors.

These factors would tend to support UNCITRAL in developing a framework of standards for directors and officers when a company approaches insolvency.

There appears to be no consensus among IMF Executive Directors regarding the extent to which structural conditionality should be streamlined.

(k) To brief the Executive Director, Deputy Executive Directors and executive staff every three months on the salient features of the latest evaluations received from field offices to enhance feedback and improve the decision making process.

UNICEF has issued guidance to all divisions and field offices on the format and timeline for the preparation of all briefing notes for the Executive Director and Deputy Executive Directors.

As a rule, the participants were senior officers (chiefs, directors, supervisors, advisors, senior negotiators and analysts) involved in the national decision making process.

The Fund is administered by IDB through its Donors' Council and Board of Executive Directors and the President of that Board.

In addition, 8.8 per cent of executive managerial positions were occupied by women 8.4 per cent of women were board directors.

Directors' remuneration

Report of the Executive Committee on the evaluation of customs officers training and licensing system projects

By 6 September 5,543 basic level agents and 104 executive and senior level officers had graduated.

In paragraph 332, the Board recommended that UNICEF achieve greater interchangeability among Deputy Executive Directors, in particular regarding the oversight of Divisions.

Owing to improvements in work and travel planning, the Deputy Executive Directors provide leadership and oversight for strategic issues with greater interchangeability.

On 21 October 1993, the Administrator of UNDP and the Executive Director of UNDCP signed a new working arrangement, defining the functions of the UNDCP representatives, UNDCP directors of country offices and UNDCP directors of regional offices.

Executive Committee report on the evaluation of customs officers training and licensing system projects (decision XIV 7)

The current officers took over in 2001, following the autumn meeting of the Executive Council in London.

Current executive directors typically do not have the authority to make commitments on their countries behalf, so their effort is often diverted to minutiae.

Those efforts were fully supported by the Executive Directors of the United Nations Environment Programme and UN Habitat and by the Government of Kenya.

C. Executive Committee report on the evaluation of customs officers training and licensing system projects (decision XIV 7)

The Executive Agency Maritime Administration has designated liaison officers and has notified the shipping companies and IMO accordingly.

A business code for chief executive officers had been adopted by multinational business organizations on a voluntary basis.

Officers of the Executive Board for the period 1 August 1992 to 31 July 1993 are as follows

In 2002, the percentage of women directors of all directors was approximately 26 .

As a general rule, codes have recommended, and in some cases stock exchange regulations require, that some board committees be substantially or exclusively staffed by non executive or outside directors, particularly independent directors, and especially with regard to the committee chairpersons.

This is done through careful preparation and management of the deputies apos meetings, executive staff meetings, directors apos meetings, consultations with headquarters and regional directors and effective follow up to, and communication of, decisions reached at those meetings and consultations.

Recommendation 3. Regional Directors

Directors are like that.

In order to ensure the safety and security of offices away from Headquarters, the Department was liaising with the relevant directors general and executive secretaries.

women are still poorly represented at the decision making level. They make up only 8 of chief executive officers.