Examples of External Advisors in a sentence
It also includes a Conflicts of Interest Policy, procedures for the reporting of offences, basic guiding principles for corporate governance, Board members’ appointment agreement, Board members’ performance evaluation Policy, and an External Advisors policy.The Company continues to review and develop its corporate governance framework, in accordance with the changing requirements of regulatory authorities, and in compliance with global corporate governance best practice.
Investment Sub GroupS151 (Tactical Decision Maker) 3 Cllrs1 CIO2 External Advisors 7.1.1.1 Cumbria Pensions CommitteeThe local government pension scheme, unlike private pension schemes, does not have trustees but elected Members perform similar duties to Trustees.
Bren faculty and other experts on the external advisory committee are expected to review the group’s progress at least once per quarter during review meetings but they are not expected to read and give detailed feedback on the group’s deliverables (see External Advisors below).Project leadership, management, and the quality of the final products are ultimately the students’ responsibilities.
Further to the rules and criteria defined in the previous headings, Inside Information will only be transmitted to External Advisors when the Head of Area determines that it is necessary.
All External Advisors are required, as a condition of their appointment, to complete the acknowledgement of compliance with this Reference Document attached as Form 1, within 30 days of their start date.
External Advisors may engage in outside activities, including acting as a director of a corporation, provided those outside activities do not interfere with the proper discharge of their duties to the Committee and the City and do not imply the Committee's sponsorship or support for the outside organization or its initiatives.
Examples of activities that would interfere with the proper discharge of an External Advisors duties include: • knowingly being employed by, having a financial interest in, or borrowing from (except on widely offered customary terms), a supplier or service provider of the Committee; and • receiving fees or benefits for referring the Committee or Committee members to an outside business or referring an outside business to the Committee.
External Advisors should be comfortable that the gift does not create a sense of obligation, would improperly influence the External Advisor’s advice or would be perceived by third parties as being extravagant or excessive.
Since External Advisors sit as volunteers, they will not be entitled to any compensation and will not be an employee of the City.
External Advisors should enjoy broad political freedoms and should be able to engage in democratic politics with few restrictions.