Corporate Management. The Chief Executive leads the Corporate Management Team. This comprises the Chief Executive and the Directors of the six other Directorates. The Trading Standards Service is part of the Directorate of Environmental and Planning. See Appendix 1. The Directorate is run by a management team consisting of the Director and four Assistant Directors, each representing an area of Service Delivery. See Appendix 2. The Trading Standards Service is part of the Public Protection Department headed by the Assistant Director, Public Protection. See Appendix 3. The Trading Standards Service structure is shown in Appendix 4.
Corporate Management. Objective: Strategies:
Corporate Management. The Corporate Management Board, led by the Chief Executive, oversees the day to day running of the Council. The Council is undergoing a modernisation programme to improve the way services are delivered. Part of this programme has involved changing the way the Council is structured. Since 1 April 2008 there are now four directorates, Wellbeing, Children, Communities and Resources, in addition to the Office of the Chief Executive (see Appendix 1). The Food Law Service is provided by Environmental Health and Trading Standards, which fall under Legal and Regulatory Services and is part of the Office of the Chief Executive (see Appendix 2).
Corporate Management. In a number of cases the level of disclosure of information on business and assets of issuers, whose Instruments are acquired, is significantly lower than that at more developed markets. Thus, holders of relevant financial instruments may have not sufficient and up-to-date information to control activities of relevant issuers. In this regard at emerging markets legal protection for minority interest holders is often insufficient and tools for protection from improper management are undeveloped. Fiduciary duties of Companys with regard to a Company or security holders are limited, laws prohibitive divestiture of Company assets or any other under cost transactions are underdeveloped. Besides, there may also exist any legal and practical obstacles for control and termination of activities of regulatory bodies, including but not limited to activities of management companies.
Corporate Management. Advisor will administer and operate the Surviving Corporation as a publicly traded real estate investment trust, inclusive of all tax and public company compliance activities, for a predetermined “Base Fee” of $1,500,000 per annum, plus reimbursement of certain third party costs and expenses incurred on behalf of the Surviving Corporation by Advisor as to which the Surviving Corporation is the primary obligor. This fee shall be subject to upward adjustment, based on the growth in size and scope of the Surviving Corporation and the resulting increases in responsibilities incurred by the Advisor, on the basis of a “Supplemental Fee” over and above the Base Fee, equal to the product of (x) 0.1% times (y) the aggregate value of the consolidated gross asset value of the Surviving Corporation in excess of $1.5 billion.
Corporate Management a. Assist the corporation with the identification and procurement of a qualified chief financial officer for the Corporation, which may involve for a period of up to one year, the employment of Xxxxxxx X.X. Xxx, a principal of the Consultant, in such capacity. Any such employment of Xxxxxxx Xxx shall not require the Corporation to pay a salary to Xx. Xxx.
Corporate Management. The Lenders shall be satisfied with the corporate, tax, legal and management structure and cash management systems of the Borrowers, the Guarantor and the Subsidiaries, and shall be satisfied with the nature and status of all material contractual obligations, securities, labour, tax, employee benefit (including pension plan), environmental, health and safety matters, involving or affecting a Borrower, the Guarantor or any Subsidiary.
Corporate Management. Continue to implement organizational development and associated staff training and development programs.
Corporate Management. Ensure the cost effective management of Council’s assets and facilities.
Corporate Management. The corporate powers shall be exercised by or under the authority of, and the business and affairs of the Corporation shall be managed under the direction of, a Board of Directors.