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Of the two options offered, 'Board of Directors position' is to be preferred. For clarity, however, you might consider using just 'Director position.' Other alternatives: position on the Board of Directors; Board position; Director on the Board.
Note: One director does not make a board.
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Is it spelled director's or directors'?
The correct spelling depends on the context. "Director's" refers to something belonging to one director, while "directors'" indicates possession by multiple directors. For example, "the director's chair" means the chair of one director, and "the directors' meeting" means a meeting involving multiple directors.
What is the possessive of the word director?
If it would mean a possession of the directors, an apostrophe is needed. Example: Director's office (singular) Directors' office (plural)
What is the verb of director?
Depending on the tense, the verb of director is direct, directs, directing and directed.Some example sentences are:"I will direct you there"."He directs them to the correct place"."He is directing the traffic"."I directed this film".
How do you find names of managing directors?
Go the google search and type who is the managing director of so and so company. for example who is the managing director of tata consultancy service? then you can get the answer of it. or, if you are searching for many managing directors name you should mention the field you want on the google search.. for example managing directors of IT companies in india then you will be getting the answer. thank you Answered By Revathy MBA
What is a director of an opera company called?
This depends on the house and it also varies. For example, the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden has a 'board of directors' but also has a 'Musical Director'. Most opera houses / companies have a 'Musical Director' who is usually a conductor.
Is research directors capitalized?
The title "research director" is not typically capitalized unless it is used as part of someone's official job title. For example, if you are referring to a specific person's role as the Research Director of a company or organization, then it would be capitalized. But if you are talking about research directors in a general sense, it is not capitalized.
Who is the best movie director?
There are many good movie directors out ther, for example Ridley Scott, George Lucus, Ron Howard and James Cameron.....e.t.c.But one director stands out from them all, that is Steven Spielberg. He has created many films which have broke many box office records throughout his career. He is the best director of all time.
Do directors purpously manipulate movie ratings?
Some directors contracts require them to deliver a certain rating to the film studio. For example, a director is required to make a PG-13 film. When he submits it to the MPAA, it gets an R rating. He would have to re-cut the film and resubmit it to get the required PG-13.
An example of when an eoc director would establish an area command is?
during wartime operations when separate incidents occur in multiple CBRN zones on and installation
What is an example of when an eoc director would establish and area of command is?
during wartime operations when separate incidents occur in multiple CBRN zone on an installation
How do you sign your name as a member of the board of directors of an organization?
As a member of the board of directors, you would typically sign your name followed by your title to indicate your position. For example, you would write your name and then add "Member, Board of Directors" or simply "Board Member." This format clarifies your role and authority in the context of the document. Always ensure to follow any specific protocols or guidelines set by the organization regarding signatures.
Is there a term called sleeping director in a company?
There is silent (or sleeping) director and there is shadow director.I'll give an example for each.Silent directors do not participate in the business much, and usually do not know a whole lot about what's going on. When other directors are negligent or breach their fiduciary duties, silent directors claim that because they were not concerned with the nature of the business and because they did not know what the other directors were doing, they should not be liable. Once upon a time, this may have worked. However, all directors, now, executive and non-executive (they have no employment contract) are expected to be continually informed (AWA v Daniels) participate in the company's affairs, acquire the appropriate information to make decisions and be aware of any major dilemmas : CBA v Friedrich. As such, silent directors are expected to know what's going, and will be liable for ignorance if there is a breach in fidiciary duties or neglgience.On the other hand, shadow directors are what parent companies (or other controlling companies) are reffered to when they control the board of directors of the subsidiary, either through financial or other influences: standard chartered bank v antico. In this case, the instructions provided by the parent to the subsidiary were followed without independent consideration and also, when conflifcint matters arose, the Board of the subsidiary voted in favour of the parent (holding company). As such, when a company is a shadow director, it will owe all the normal fidicary and statutory duties owed by normal directors, and will be liable if it breaches any of them!
