Definition of outside director in English:

outside director

noun

A director of a company who is not employed by that company, typically an employee of an associated company.
外来主管（尤指与本公司有关的其他公司的雇员）
Example sentencesExamples
- One outside director, usually the chairman of the corporate governance committee, if there is one, needs to consolidate the responses and lead the ensuing discussion.
- To keep your board current, vigorous, and up-to-date, you'll probably need to elect some new outside directors who do not yet have the full measure of experience that you would like them to have.
- This was the happy outcome of a trend set in motion by the SEC in 1972, when it called for the establishment of audit committees made up of outside directors at all public companies.
- Fortune sends surveys to executives and outside directors asking them to rank companies in their own industries on eight criteria.
- It would make clear the effect of crony relationships between management, outside directors, and institutional shareholders.
- Its audit committee is made up of outside directors.
- I have been able to draw from my time as a CEO and as an outside director of 20 companies as well as from my experience teaching corporate governance and leadership courses at Columbia Business School.
- Worker representatives often know more about a company's problems than outside directors, but union leaders who also sit on the boards of German companies systematically delay restructuring.
- On April 5, Cendant announced the resignation of two employed directors and the appointment of two outside directors.
- We can speculate, though, about why a high percentage of outside directors increased, rather than decreased, acquisition likelihood.
- Analogous survey scales were included in a second questionnaire sent to all outside directors at firms whose CEOs had responded to the initial survey.
- No outside director is CEO of a company of comparable size.
- In fact, five years ago, only 1 percent of outside directors nationwide had financial management or CFO experience, according to the Spencer Stuart survey.
- We believe that in designing a company policy to make outside directors owners, four main considerations should come to mind.
- Under the plan, the NYSE will also have a chief regulatory officer who reports to outside directors, not management, and an independent board.
- We have written evaluations of board effectiveness on an annual basis, and twice each year our outside directors meet without management present.
- It is noted that it was not until 1993 that a majority of the directors were outside directors.
- Since 1982, Fortune has annually asked executives, outside directors, and business analysts to rate the 10 largest companies in their own industries.
- Beijing also installed at the bank four outside directors who run the all-important audit committee.
- Today, the income an outside director receives is a significant factor in deciding which board offers he or she chooses to accept.

单词	outside director
释义	Definition of outside director in English: outside director noun A director of a company who is not employed by that company, typically an employee of an associated company. 外来主管（尤指与本公司有关的其他公司的雇员） Example sentencesExamples One outside director, usually the chairman of the corporate governance committee, if there is one, needs to consolidate the responses and lead the ensuing discussion. To keep your board current, vigorous, and up-to-date, you'll probably need to elect some new outside directors who do not yet have the full measure of experience that you would like them to have. This was the happy outcome of a trend set in motion by the SEC in 1972, when it called for the establishment of audit committees made up of outside directors at all public companies. Fortune sends surveys to executives and outside directors asking them to rank companies in their own industries on eight criteria. It would make clear the effect of crony relationships between management, outside directors, and institutional shareholders. Its audit committee is made up of outside directors. I have been able to draw from my time as a CEO and as an outside director of 20 companies as well as from my experience teaching corporate governance and leadership courses at Columbia Business School. Worker representatives often know more about a company's problems than outside directors, but union leaders who also sit on the boards of German companies systematically delay restructuring. On April 5, Cendant announced the resignation of two employed directors and the appointment of two outside directors. We can speculate, though, about why a high percentage of outside directors increased, rather than decreased, acquisition likelihood. Analogous survey scales were included in a second questionnaire sent to all outside directors at firms whose CEOs had responded to the initial survey. No outside director is CEO of a company of comparable size. In fact, five years ago, only 1 percent of outside directors nationwide had financial management or CFO experience, according to the Spencer Stuart survey. We believe that in designing a company policy to make outside directors owners, four main considerations should come to mind. Under the plan, the NYSE will also have a chief regulatory officer who reports to outside directors, not management, and an independent board. We have written evaluations of board effectiveness on an annual basis, and twice each year our outside directors meet without management present. It is noted that it was not until 1993 that a majority of the directors were outside directors. Since 1982, Fortune has annually asked executives, outside directors, and business analysts to rate the 10 largest companies in their own industries. Beijing also installed at the bank four outside directors who run the all-important audit committee. Today, the income an outside director receives is a significant factor in deciding which board offers he or she chooses to accept.
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