THE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Sample Clauses

THE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. The strategic management level includes the main decision-making role: The Steering Committee (SC), the Management Board (MB) and the NOPTILUS Project Coordinator (PC). The coordinator will be assisted by the Advisory Committee (AC) and Intellectual Property Right Committee (IPRC), as shown in Figure 3. The structure of the MB has been already discussed; the SC, PC, AC and IPRC are as:  Steering Committee: The SC will be made up of high level representatives of each partner. The SC approves every major decision concerning the project (e.g. budget and financial contribution of the EC among the consortium partners). Its main role will consist of overseeing the integration of the partners’ activities and taking high-level decisions in each partner organization with a view to adapting management structures and accelerating integration. It will make sure that the strategy adopted is appropriate to meet the expected results. The SC will meet every year or more often when required. The SC chairperson will be elected among the members of the SC by unanimous decision of the representatives. The SC will be assisted in its tasks by the AC (Figure 3). All the arrangements of the SC shall be stated in the Consortium Agreement prior to the project beginning.
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