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Chair of the Board |
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Chair of the board Highest-ranking member of a Board of Directors, who presides over its meetings and who is often the most powerful officer of a corporation. Chair of the Board In a publicly-traded company, the highest ranking member of the board of directors. The chair is elected by the board, presides over meetings, and acts as a liaison between management and shareholders. The chair has the responsibility to ensure that the company's policies are being properly enforced to benefit shareholders. As such, he/she guides the board in establishing general policies for the organization, including dividend policies, and hiring or firing major executives. He/she is answerable to shareholders for his/her decisions, but is, in general, the most powerful officer in the company. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Turner is also the first woman Chair of the Board of Directors for Goodwill Industries of Southern California and Inland Empire. The 2005 Princess Grace Foundation Cultural Arts Award winners in dance are ALESSANDRA BELL (North Carolina Dance Theatre), DREW JACOBY (LINES Contemporary Ballet), JOHN LAM (Boston Ballet), ANTHONY SMITH (The Juilliard School), JOSEPH WIGGAN (Jazz Tap Ensemble), and CHRIS HELLMAN (former chair of the board, San Francisco Ballet). Baker's appointment "will assure that applications (for grants and loans) continue to be processed," said Archbishop Hutchison, who is also chair of the board. |
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