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    I think that in order to be a successful athletic director, one needs to keep the functional areas of sport management in mind. These four areas include: planning, organizing, leading, and evaluating (Masteralexis, Barr, & Hums, 2015). The first aspect of planning is something that athletic directors’ need to be very good at doing. An athletic director needs to have both short and long term goals. If I were to become an athletic director, I would want to make sure all of the student athletes

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    determining who is a de facto director is unclear. Introduction Directors may be of three kinds: de jure directors, that is to say, those who have been validly appointed to the office; de facto directors, that is to say, directors who assume to act as directors without having been appointed validly or at all; and shadow directors who are persons with whose directions of instructions the directors of the company are accustomed to act (cite Re Hydrodam). De Jure directors are easy to recognize as they

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    Milton Johnson was assigned president of HCA in 2011 and CEO in 2014 (“R. Milton Johnson,” n.d.). Johnson works in conjunction with HCA’s board of directors which includes 11 individuals. The board of directors is comprised of Robert Dennis, Nancy-Ann DeParle, Thomas Frist III, William Frist, Ann Lamont, Jay Light, Geoffrey Meyers, Michael Michelson, Wayne Riley, and John Rowe (“Board Composition,” 2016). HCA’s Chief Operating Officer is Samuel Hazen, who assumed his role in 2011 (“Samuel N. Hazen

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    the Board of Directors of Easter Seals North GA, Inc. The “ERISA Committee” is established for the effective monitoring of 401 (k) retirement plans and hiring the service providers such as registered investment advisor or insurance company to fulfill the fiduciary obligations applicable under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act. COMMITTEE MEMBERS The Fiduciary Investment Committee shall consist of the following members: (1) CEO/ President (2) CFO (3) Human Resource Director (4) Compliance

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    a movie. Consequent upon the above stated, it becomes shocking to find out that there is a significant tendency among film scholars to treat films as the product of a single individual. To toe this line of interpretation goes to mean that the director of the film is the creative intelligence who shapes the entire film in a manner parallel to how we think of literary works being authored. In his essay, ‘Notes on The Auteur Theory in 1962,’ Andrew Sarris, one of the key proponents of Auteur theory

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    Film is a new age media, compared to literature, where directors have more ways to bombard us with literary devices. Precedent to movies were books; both mediums can express ideas through symbolism and metaphors. However, film directors have a wider set of tools to express the same idea. In this literary review, we will be identifying this. Ultimately, we will be discussing what symbolism is, how we can identify them and how they are transformed through cinematic and theatrical techniques. This matters

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    CEO in the company and CFO has responsibility to provide an accurate report which based on present time and historical financial information of the company. CFO provides the critical financial and operational information to the CEO in the board of directors meeting and according to his/her company takes present and future financial decisions. He/she assess performance of the company beside equally the annual budget and company’s

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    advantages and disadvantages facing a board of directors composed of insiders? (b) What are the possible advantages and disadvantages facing a board of directors composed of outsiders? The board of directors plays a vital part in the domination of any company whether it is a family business or otherwise. For every company or organization the board of directors is different in terms of its composition, roles and responsibilities of the directors and its structure. The composition is normally determined

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    States, Leidos, a joint spin-off of Science Applications International Corporation has included procurement Integrity and Use of Competitive Information in their directors’ code of conduct. According to Leidos’s code of conduct, directors should avoid knowingly obtaining bid or proposal‐related information about a competitor. Moreover, directors should avoid discussions with Leidos’ competitors about Leidos’ costs, profits, pricing, bids, markets and similar competitive information. Discussions that involve

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    The SET Code of Best Practice for Directors of Listed Companies The first voluntary activity is “The SET Code of Best Practice for Directors of Listed Companies” that issued by SET in 1998. It is not a legal requirement but should be guidelines for all board members. The SET believes that management under these guidelines should help ensure a high standard of best practice on behalf of the company and its shareholders. The Code also help to strengthen the confidence of the shareholders, investors

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