Responsibilities of the General Manager Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of the General Manager. 10.2.1 To implement each resolution adopted at the meetings of the board of directors and all the rules and regulations of the Company, and organize the business activities of the Company in compliance with the articles of association of the Company; 10.2.2 To organize the preparation of development plans, annual business plans, business objectives and profit objectives of the Company and submit them to the board of directors for approval, and be responsible for implementation and fulfillment of them if approved by the board of directors; 10.2.3 To lead the establishment of operational and management rules and regulations, financial system, labor and salary system, employee attendance checking system and employee award and punishment system of the Company and submit them to the board of directors for approval, and implement as such if approved by the board of directors; 10.2.4 To propose and submit plans for funds raising, annual budget, final account and infrastructure construction of the Company and submit as such to the board of directors for approval, and oversee and control financial balance of the Company; 10.2.5 To organize the preparation and implementation of the annual, quarterly and monthly production, development and operation schedules according to the business objectives and annual business plans approved by the board of directors, and be responsible for reaching each economic indicator raised by the board of directors; 10.2.6 To propose and submit corporate organizational and governance structure of the Company to the board of directors for approval, formulate responsibilities and rules of each department under the Company, recruit managers of each departments and file as such at the board of directors, and decide on salary, benefits, awards, punishment and promotion of such managers according to relevant rules approved by the board of directors; 10.2.7 To be responsible for submitting annual work report and other reports to the board of directors and accept inquiry from the board of directors; 10.2.8 To submit statistic forms requested by each competent governmental authority; and 10.2.9 To be responsible for other operation and management assignments, have the full right to deal with relevant ordinary business within the scope of the board of directors’ authorization, sign and issue various documents in the Company’s name, and handle other matters entrusted by the board of directors.
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Responsibilities of the General Manager. 10.2.1 The General Manager of the JV Company shall have the following responsibilities: (a) to take charge of the operation and management of the JV Company and report to the Board; (b) to organize the implementation of the JV Company’s plans and the resolutions of the Board; (c) to prepare proposals for the establishment of the internal management organizations of the JV Company; (d) to formulate the rules and regulations for the operation and management of the JV Company; (e) to propose to the Board for the appointment or dismissal of the Financial Director; (f) to appoint or dismiss the Management Personnel other than those who should be appointed or dismissed by the Board; (g) to determine the wages, welfare and benefits and rewards and disciplines of the working personnel and decide on their employment and dismissal; and (h) other duties and powers conferred upon him by the PRC laws and regulations, the Articles of Association and the Board.
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Responsibilities of the General Manager. The General Manager shall be nominated by QIFAN and shall be confirmed by and directly responsible to the Board. He shall carry out the various resolutions of the BOARD and in accordance therewith, organize and direct the production, distribution and sales of the PRODUCTS of the COMPANY as well as the day-to-day management and operations of the COMPANY. Within the scope of authorization by the Board, the General Manager shall, externally, represent the COMPANY and, internally, have the right to appoint and dismiss his/her subordinates, and to exercise other responsibilities, powers and duties as authorized by the Board. The COMPANY shall also have divisions as determined by the BOARD on the recommendation of the General Manager. The managers of these divisions shall be responsible respectively for the work of such divisions, and shall handle matters delegated to them by the General Manager and shall be responsible to the General Manager who shall be responsible for appointing and for discharging such division managers. Only the General Manager, or a representative of the COMPANY authorized in writing by the General Manager, shall have the authority to enter into binding commitments, undertakings or obligations in the name and on behalf of the COMPANY.
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Responsibilities of the General Manager a. The General Manager shall be directly report to the Board. The General Manager shall sit in at the meetings of the Board, and carry out various resolutions of the Board, manage and direct the day-to-day operation and management team of the Joint Venture. b. Other duties of the General Manager: develop the intellectual properties for the Joint Venture, such as trademarks, copyrights, and/or patents; develop the image and goodwill of the Joint Venture; Monitoring the development of technology products of the Joint Venture; report on the major technical issues of the Joint Venture; and other duties may be assigned by the Board.
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Responsibilities of the General Manager. The general manager is responsible for implementing all resolutions of the meeting of the Board of Directors and for organizing and exercising leadership of the daily administrative and management of the Joint Venture. The general manager shall consult with the assistant general manager when dealing with serious matters. The assistant general manager shall assist the general manager with his work.
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Responsibilities of the General Manager. The duties of the General Manager shall include (a) overseeing the day-to-day operation of the JV; (b) implementing the resolutions of the Board; (c) organizing and directing the ​ ​ various business and management tasks and responsibilities of the JV; (d) determining the number of BoexrgWarner employees that will provide the services contemplated by Section 7.1(i); (e) approving the engineering services scopes of work contemplated by the Application Engineering Services Agreement; (f) ensuring that the JV and its subsidiaries conduct their activities in compliance with this Agreement; and (g) ensuring that all subsidiaries of the JV are managed and operated in a manner consistent with this Agreement and that no Subsidiary takes any action that the JV could not take under the terms of this Agreement. The General Manager shall be responsible for the preparation of the proposed annual business plan and the JV Budget for approval by the Board and any other reports required by the Board. The JV Budget shall include the projected balance sheet, profit and loss statement and cash transaction report for each fiscal year. Any other reports required by the Board shall be submitted in the form and with such details as defined by the Board. The Board shall examine and approve the JV Budget in accordance with the provisions of Section 11.2(c). The General Manager shall be responsible for the implementation of the plan and the JV Budget approved by the Board. The General Manager shall be authorized to hire and dismiss all officers and employees of the JV other than the Chief Engineer whose removal shall require the approval of the Romeo Director.
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