One of several individuals elected by a corporation's shareholders to establish company policies, including selection of operating officers and payment of dividends. see also board of directors, annual meeting, insider, outside director.
An officer of the company empowered by the company's constitution to conduct the affairs of the company.
A member of the board of directors. In most cases a director is an uncompensated homeowner volunteer who is elected by vote of the association membership or appointed by the Board to fill a position that was vacated by resignation or inability to continue serving by a board member.
A person elected by shareholders to serve on the Board of Directors. The Board appoints the president, vice presidents, and other operating officers. Directors decide, among other matters, if and when dividends will be paid.
An elected member of the governing board of a corporation, responsible for making important business decisions.
Defined in Section 3(a)(7), the term director means the director of a corporation or any person performing similar functions for any organization. The organization need not be incorporated.
The chief executive officer of Ohio State University Extension who also serves as an Associate Dean in the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
A person appointed as an officer of a company. (see also de facto director and shadow director)
A member who has been elected to serve on the Board of a Co-operative Society.
An individual appointed to the Board of Directors, who is employed by the Member, a subsidiary or financial institution, or a securities dealer that is a related company to the Member.
A member of the board that manages the affairs of a company. Directors must be appointed in accordance with the Articles of Association and details of their appointment must be filed at Companies House.
A person who conducts the affairs of a company.
A person elected by the shareholder(s) to manage the affairs of the corporation. If there is more than one director, the group is called the board of directors. Directors typically elect or appoint the officers and only participate in major business decisions. To learn more about directors, click here.
An individaul elected by fundholders to oversee the fund's management.
A Director is a person appointed by the company members to run the company on their behalf.
A statutory officeholder of a company who is responsible for major decisions.
In this website, used interchangeably with board member, manager, or trustee. A foundation director is one of the persons responsible for a trust, a legal entitity usually established to benefit either a person, family or charitable purpose.
Normally, the academic and administrative head of a Research School or University Centre. Some heads of administrative divisions are also titled Director. In the delegations tables, Director refers only to a head of a research school or centre. (Directors of administrative divisions and offices are referred to as DHR, DF&BS, DF&S, etc.)
Person elected by shareholders, usually during an annual meeting, to serve on the Board of Directors of a company. Directors decide, among other matters, if and when dividends shall be paid.
member of a board of directors
a general or flag-rank officer responsible for coordinating the combined communications elements of the military departments
a member of the Governor's Cabinet
an executive and coordinating officer in charge of a segment of Community affairs
an individual who is a member of a governing board of an organization
an individual who is a member of the governing board of a corporation
a person appointed by under the Articles of Association to run the company on behalf of the members
a person appointed or elected, according to law, to manage and direct the affairs of a corporation or company
a person appointed to carry out the running of a company
a person responsible for the day to day running of the limited company
An individual elected by the shareholder(s) to supervise the management of the corporation. The directors of a corporation are collectively referred to as the board of directors. Both federal (Canada) and Ontario Corporations are required to have one or more directors, a majority of whom must be resident Canadians.
the person who is responsible to provide the ongoing direction and daily leadership for the operation and development of the program. Other titles that are often used include coordinator or chair.
A person who is so elected by shareholders and generally responsible for the proper functioning of a company.
Directors are officers of the company and manage it in behalf of the shareholders. Every company must have at least one director. The secretary may be a director but not the sole director.
A member of the board of directors. A title for one who directs or controls the operations of a business.
A person elected by shareholders to be responsible for the management and operation of a company.
A person elected by a company's shareholders to set and manage the company's overall policies. The Directors appoint officers such as the President to manage the day to day operations of the company.
A person selected by the membership of a nonprofit corporation or, if the Bylaws so provide, the board of directors, to serve as a person in charge of the overall policy of a nonprofit corporation, including the selection of officers.
A person who takes the powers and duties of directing the affairs of a company or in accordance with whose actions or directions other persons act in course of directing those affairs, as defined in the Companies Act 1985
Directors are responsible for overseeing the business and affairs of the corporation. Like representatives in Congress, the directors of a corporation are elected by the shareholders. The officers of the corporation run the day-to-day activities, but important corporate decisions, including the amendment of the corporate charter, the issuance of stock and entering into a merger, require the approval of the board of directors.
A member of the board of a corporation typically elected at an annual meeting of the shareholders. Directors are responsible for making important business decisions especially those that legally bind the corporation, leaving day to day management to officers and employees of the corporation. In small business where it is common for owners to be directors, shareholders and employees simultaneously distinctions dividing the roles and responsibilities of these groups are often blurred.
Director of the Office of Procurement.
All references to Director in this manual are to those individuals responsible for the operation of any one of the primary operating units, referred to as Offices, within the Department designated as being under the direction and supervision of a Director.
A director is an officer and agent of the company - who manages company business and has a duty of care, skill and good faith.
Appointed to represent substantial shareholders.
The Director of the Department of Liquor Licenses and Control. The Director is appointed by the Governor, to serve concurrent with the Governor. ARS 4-101(12), 4-111(G)
The ICS title for an individual responsible for supervision of a branch.
A corporate director is one who is appointed or elected to sit on a board and manage the affairs of the corporation or company.
A person who is elected and responsible for the running of the RTM Company. A Director is legally required to comply with company and health and safety law.
An individual elected by the shareholder(s) to supervise the management of a corporation. Together, all directors of a company are referred to as the "board of directors." All federal corporations are required to have one or more directors, a majority of whom must be ordinarily resident in Canada.
A person elected to a corporation's board of directors. A director may be an inside director (a director who is also an officer) or an outside, or independent, director. See "Board of Directors."
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ICS title for individuals responsible for supervision of a Branch.
Every Region was headed by a Regional Director responsible for the execution of the census in his/her Region. This entails responsibility for setting up Sub-Regional Offices (8-10).
One of a group of people known as a board of directors, responsible for managing the affairs of a company.
The board of directors decided to hire a new treasurer, at last Wednesday's meeting.
NOTE: IMPORTANT DISTINCTION! In TV news, the director is usually the studio director—the person who sits in the control room and has the main responsibility for getting the newscast to air (with the help of the switcher, AD s and others). In drama and most documentary, the director is the principal editorial/content person in the field. In news, a director’s job is not principally an editorial one. In TV news, the principal editorial person (if not the reporter himself) is the field producer or producer.
Elected by the stockholders, these persons are responsible for managing the affairs of the corporation.
Person elected by the shareholders to establish corporate policies. The directors appoint the president, vice presidents and all other operating officers. Directors are ultimately responsible for the investments made. They are also the ones who declare if and when distributions of income or realized capital gain shall be made.
A director is a person elected under a companyâ€(tm)s Articles of Association to be responsible for the overall direction of the companyâ€(tm)s affairs. Directors usually act collectively as a board and carry out such functions as are specified in the articles of association or the Companies Acts, but they may also act individually in an executive capacity.
The term used to describe the principal person who runs or otherwise operates a swing club, generally the owner. A person who works for the director and is responsible for party or club operation whether or not for pay, is generally call a Manager.
An elected by a corporation's shareholders to establish company policies, including selection of operating officers. Most states do not mandate any minimum or maximum number of directors, although some states will require more than one.
a person who manages and directs a company for its owners.
Administrative head of the Department appointed by the Governor.
Person elected by shareholders to serve on the Board of Directors. The directors appoint the president, vice presidents, and all other operating officers. Directors decide, among other matters, if and when dividends shall be paid. (See: Proxy)
A corporate board member elected by stockholders.
One of nine individuals elected by the members to the Foundation's board of directors. Directors may or may not have individual responsibilities, but all are generally expected to stay informed about as much of the Foundation's operations and activity as possible, since the Board provides oversight for the Foundation as a whole.
The directors of a corporation are its governing board and are elected by shareholders so they vote on major corporate matters such as the issuing of shares of stock and election of officers and approval of mergers and acquisitions.
The Director of the Office of Personnel Management.
A person who is responsible for managing the business affairs of a company and who is answerable to the shareholders. Some countries allow one company to act as director of another.
a member of a corporation who makes decisions which affect the viability of that corporation, and is registered as a director with the Corporate Affairs Branch of the Justice Department of the Government of Yukon;
Persons who are appointed to the Board of directors under procedures contained in the Articles of Association are the directors of the company. Shadow directors may also be treated as directors in some circumstances. Executives whose job title describe them as a director but are not members of the Board are not treated as directors, although they may have ostensible authority to bind the company as if they were.
A member of the governing board of a corporation or association elected or re-elected at annual meetings of the shareholders or members. As a group the directors are responsible for the policy making
A person elected by the holders of common shares at an annual meeting to direct a company's policies.
The person in charge of the management and running of a company that is elected by shareholders.
An individual elected by corporate shareholders to serve on that corporation's Board of Directors. The Board of Directors decide when dividends will be paid, appoint the corporation's president, vice president and all other officers.
An officer of a company whose actions may bind the company. May be, but need not be, a shareholder. 20% Director. A director who has actual or potential control of 20% or more of the voting shares of a company.
someone shareholders elect to run a company
Person elected by voting common shareholders at the annual meeting to direct company policies.
Someone who is appointed to a position high up in a private or public company and "directs" how the business is run.
Person elected by shareholders to serve on the board of directors. The directors appoint the president, vice president and all other operating officers, and decide when dividends should be paid (among other matters).