President and Chairman. The President shall represent the Company and shall carry on the administration of the affairs of the Company in accordance with the policies established by the Board of Directors and resolutions of the Shareholders Meeting, and the Chairman shall preside over all Board of Directors meetings and Shareholders Meetings.
President and Chairman. Dear Sir: Further to the indicative term sheet (the “Term Sheet”) between Chemesis International Inc. (“Chemesis”) and GSRX Industries Inc. (“GSRX”), which sets forth out the general terms for the grant by Project 1493, LLC (“1493”) to Chemesis’ subsidiary, Natural Ventures PR, LLC (“NVPR”), an option (the “Option”) under which NVPR, or its Affiliate, can acquire 100% of the issued and outstanding membership interest of 1493 (the “1493 Membership Interest”), the agreement (“Agreement”) is intended to set forth, on a definitive basis, our agreement regarding the Option (the “Transaction”). This Agreement is binding and enforceable between the Parties and will remain in full force and effect unless and until terminated in accordance with the terms hereof.
President and Chairman of Macpell Industries Ltd.
President and Chairman. Nothing contained herein shall prevent the EMPLOYEE from investing in passive investments or activity when not required to be available to the EMPLOYER.
President and Chairman. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT Dear Friends, “The Magic of Television” is the well worn cliché that comes to mind as I reflect on 2013. The phrase is often used after over- coming a technical problem or following a lengthy post- production edit. Of course, the sarcasm refers to the fact that viewers will never know how many hours were spent planning, the public access the number of volunteers it took to complete, or the obstacles that were overcome during production. Similar to a perfectly-executed orchestral piece, one that effortlessly flows across an auditorium, TV technology should also remain transpar- ent. This allows the stories and community events to be enjoyed without interference. This is not an easy goal to achieve, quality programming takes hard work, countless hours and a creative spark. In many ways the projects and work of 2013 may appear transparent to many in the community, but our accomplishments are many, and they are build- ing blocks for the future. I’m thrilled to report the High School Video Class is back! … thanks to efforts Xxx Xxxxxxxx, an FHS History Teacher who stepped forward and proposed restarting the class, and the support of Sup’t Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx and the School Committee. Xx. Xxxxxxxx successfully applied for a F.A.C.E.S. grant that al- lowed for the purchase of eight new edit work- stations and several hi-def camcorders. FCA pro- vided technical advice on equipment purchases and Xxxx Xxxx refurbished the FHS studio and control room that has been dormant for several years. The class started in September 2013 and is already ex- panding with a new second semester course offer- ing. The curriculum focuses on media production and the unique storytelling process afforded by this powerful medium. We look forward to supporting the video class growth during 2014. In the production section of this report, you will read about the major equipment upgrades to our fa- cilities around town. programming … complete with local flare. In addition to the usual variety of guests on “Foxborough Central,” Xxx and Xxx Xxxxxx brought in a chef for a spin off cooking segment. We can’t thank town residents enough for the continued sup- port of local community
