Executive Chair means the person appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council as Chair of the Tribunal under LPATA who may, pursuant to subsection 17 (2) of ATAGAA, delegate their powers to the Associate Chair, with the exception of oversight over the ethical obligations of a Member of the Tribunal;
Executive Chair means the Executive Chair of the Board.
Executive Chair means the Executive Chair of the Corporation.
Examples of Executive Chair in a sentence
Albanese, Executive Chair, Four County Nuclear Safety Committee S.
McCain, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Chair of the Company, is the controlling shareholder of MCI.
Furthermore, the Executive Chair of the Board submits to the Committee his assessment and recommendation on compensation for the President and Chief Executive Officer.
Ltd., which is controlled by certain members of the immediate family of the Executive Chair of Li-Cycle, to provide it with corporate video production services since 2017.
If there is no elected Chief Executive Officer, the Executive Chair of the Board shall also be the Chief Executive Officer of the Corporation and shall have the powers and duties prescribed in Section 5.8 of this Article 5.
More Definitions of Executive Chair
Executive Chair means Executive Chair of ELTO;
Executive Chair means the Executive Chair of SLASTO;
Executive Chair shall have the meaning set forth in Section 4.5(b)(i).
Executive Chair refers to the position of Executive Chair as defined in the Employment Agreement.
Executive Chair refers to a position as an executive officer and employee of the Company as well as a member and chair of its Board. The responsibilities and duties of the Executive Chair shall consist of the following:
i. Leading Board meetings,
ii. Setting Board meeting agendas,
iii. Leading Board assessments and evaluations,
iv. Developing, supporting and mentoring the Chief Executive Officer during his or her transition period following appointment, including making industry and leadership introductions for the Chief Executive Officer,
v. Performing such aspects of the Chief Executive Officer’s functions as are mutually agreed by the Executive Chair and a majority of the other members of the Board, if the Chief Executive Officer is unable to so perform,
vi. Leveraging on behalf of the Company his relationships and network including customers, employees, investors and government relations,
vii. Participating in and contributing to the Company’s ongoing strategic planning and long-term goal-setting,
viii. Supporting Company cultural initiatives such as diversity and social responsibility, and
ix. At invitation of the Chief Executive Officer, interfacing with employees, investors and customers on behalf of the Board.
Executive Chair means an individual who, as a full-time employee of the Employer or the Parent, serves as the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Parent (the “Board”) and is the individual to whom the Company’s senior management team, including the Executive, reports directly.