Duties of the Director. The Director shall during the Employment:-
Duties of the Director. 1.1 The Director shall carry out his/her duty as an independent director to the Company for a term of one year unless terminated earlier by the majority vote of the board of directors and shall make himself or herself available to perform such functions in keeping with all the applicable laws, rules and regulations of the United States and the People’s Republic of China, including not limited to the applicable securities laws, the laws of the State of Delaware.
1.2 The Director hereby agrees faithfully to render the service expected of an independent director and to promote the interests of the Company to the best of his ability and keep his or her duty of care, confidentiality and loyalty among other duties. The Director further agrees to devote necessary time, attention, skill and best efforts to the performance of his duties under this Agreement.
1.3 The Director shall have such power and authority as shall reasonably be required to enable him to perform his duties hereunder in an efficient manner.
1.4 The Director shall not self-deal or do anything harmful to the interest of the Company or its shareholders and shall not engage in any xxxxxxx xxxxxxx or similar activities.
1.5 The Director shall maintain her or his standing and capacity as an “independent director” under the relevant rules of the Securities and Exchange Commission and relevant rules and regulations of relevant stock exchanges and shall not engage in any employment or service with the Company or otherwise that may impair such standing.
Duties of the Director. The Director shall discharge the following duties:
a. direct the work of the Centre in conformity with the programmes and directives established by the Governing Board;
b. propose the draft work plan and budget to be submitted to the Governing Board for approval;
c. prepare the provisional agenda for the sessions of the Governing Board and submit to it any proposals that he or she may deem useful for the administration of the Centre;
d. prepare reports on the Centre’s activities to be submitted to the Governing Board and UNESCO;
x. perform civil juristic acts as legal representative of the Centre.
Duties of the Director. The Director shall discharge the following duties:
(a) direct the work of the Centre in conformity with the programmes and directives established by the Governing Board;
(b) propose all the working documents of the Governing Board, including the draft work plan and budget, to UNESCO at least six weeks before the Governing Board meeting. UNESCO will provide feedback within two weeks of receiving them. Finally, the Centre will submit to the Governing Board a final version of those documents at least two weeks before the meeting;
(c) prepare the provisional agenda for the sessions of the Governing Board and submit to it any proposals that he/she may deem useful for the administration of the Centre;
(d) prepare reports on the Centre’s activities to be submitted to the Governing Board, including as described in the above Article 7.2 (d) and (e);
(e) represent the Centre in law and in all civil acts.
Duties of the Director. Without limitation, among the duties which the Producer may assign to the Director, and which the Director will carry out, are the following:
a) Participating in the surveying and approval of all locations and their use as they pertain to the directorial concept and need to the extent not already approved at the time of the Director’s engagement;
b) Directorial planning and directorial breakdown of the Film’s shooting script;
c) Plotting the camera(s) angle(s) and composition of the Film within the frame (the Producer may require that the foregoing be enumerated and delivered to the Producer in a written document prior to the shooting, at a date to be mutually agreed between the parties);
d) Participating in determining the requirements of the Film set, costumes, makeup, props, etc., for their proper directorial perspective and mechanical functioning;
e) Participating in the final casting of all performers of the Film;
f) Participating in rehearsing actors;
g) Directing the action of all performers;
h) Directing the dialogue as well as pre-recording and post-recording of dialogue and attending all mixing sessions;
i) Directorial supervision of the duties of the entire crew during the rehearsal and shooting periods;
j) Making such minor script changes as necessary and as authorized by the Producer, within the Director’s scope of work, for the proper audiovisual presentation of the Film;
k) Participating in considerations about the utilization of trick shots, process plates, inserts, montages, miniatures, transparencies, background, stock material, optical devices, and glass and matte shots.
Duties of the Director. (a) As Director your primary duties will be those specified in the: Trustee Handbook issues by the Mass Board of Library Commissioners – Chapter 1 – Duties and Responsibilities xxxx://xxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/advisory/trustees/2012_handbook.pdf Relevant sections of the Town Charter (Chapter 140 of the Acts of 2011), as may be amended from time to time, or any other successor charter or special act that effectively repeals or amends the Town Charter xxxx://xxx.[MUNICIPALITY NAME]-xx.xxx under the “About [MUNICIPALITY NAME]” tab Relevant sections of the Town By-Laws xxxx://xxx.[MUNICIPALITY NAME]-xx.xxx under the “About [MUNICIPALITY NAME]” tab Job Description (copy attached)
(b) Recognizing that flexibility is required on the part of every employee, the Board may from time to time assign other duties to the Director consistent with her skills.
(c) The Director reports to the Board of Library Trustees and works collaboratively with town officials.
(d) The Director must receive a Certificate of Librarianship from the Mass Board of Library Commissioners by January 2, 2015. Failure to become certified by January 2, 2015 may result in termination.
Duties of the Director. The director has to check the good functioning of the technologic devices inside the flat and regularly provide adequate maintenance. The director will also be responsible for the common areas maintenance, including the green areas around the residence.
Duties of the Director. The Director shall discharge the following duties:
(a) ensure the proper functioning of the Centre and direct its work in accordance with the programmes and directives defined and approved by the Council;
(b) prepare the work plan, in particular the biennial technical programmes, and the financial plan in accordance with the decisions taken by the governing bodies of the Centre;
(c) prepare the provisional agenda of the governing bodies’ sessions and submit to them all propositions they deem useful for the Centre’s administration and participate in the sessions,
(d) prepare and submit reports on the Centre’s activities to the governing bodies;
(e) represent the Centre in all legal and civil acts;
(f) appoint staff members in accordance with the Centre’s Statutes;
(g) lead and stimulate the Centre’s fundraising activities;
(h) represent the Centre at the international level in conferences and meetings, especially those organised by UNESCO;
(i) ensure close contact with UNESCO in its efforts to promote the ratification and implementation of the 2005 Convention.
Duties of the Director. The Director shall perform the following duties:
(a) Direct the work of the Centre in accordance with programmes and guidelines established by the Governing Board and the Executive Committee;
(b) Propose the draft programmes and budget to be submitted to the Governing Board for approval;
(c) Prepare the provisional agenda for the sessions of the Governing Board and the Executive Committee and submit to them any proposals that he or she may deem useful for administration of the Centre;
(d) Establish and submit reports on the activities of the Centre to the Board;
(e) Represent the Centre in law and in all civil acts;
(f) Appoint staff members in accordance with staff regulations approved by the Governing Board.
Duties of the Director. 8.1 During the continuance of his employment hereunder the Director shall, unless prevented from doing so by ill-health, devote his whole time and attention to the business of GNI and shall do all in his power to promote, develop and extend the business of GNI, its subsidiary and associated companies.
8.2 The Director shall not without the previous written consent of the Board of GNI:
a) Engage in any other business;
b) Be concerned or interested in any other business of a similar nature to, or competitive to that carried on by GNI or any of its subsidiary and associated companies provided always that nothing in this clause shall preclude the Director from holding or otherwise being interested in any shares or other securities of any company which are for the time being quoted on any recognised Stock Exchange, so long as the interest of the Director therein does not extend to more than 5% of the aggregate amount of such securities.
8.3 Subject to and in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement the Director shall, during his employment hereunder perform such duties and exercise such powers as the Board of GNI may from time to time assign to him in connection with the business of GNI or any of its subsidiary or associated companies, including as requested from time to time by the Board of GNI, serving on the board of any executive body of GNI or any committee thereof. The Director shall at all times in his capacity as a director of GNI remain subject to the Memorandum and Articles of Association of GNI.
8.4 During the continuance of his employment hereunder the Director shall at all times and in all respects conform and comply with GNI’s Compliance Manual and rules regarding personal account trading (from time to time amended) and any instructions, directions or regulations made by the Securities and Futures Authority or other Self Regulatory Organisation or Investment Exchange. A copy of the Compliance Manual and rules can be obtained from GNl’s Compliance Officer.
