Übersetzung für "Aufsichtsratsposten" in Englisch

Staudinger held posts in the boards of directors of various state-run businesses.

Accordingly, he gave up his board membership at XING in January 2010.

About 27% of the seats are held by women.

Have the construction manager an other directorship or consultancy contract somewhere else?

He answered the rejection of his request for a supervisory board position at the food manufacturer Knorr (brand) with hate mail and abusive articles in the Tagblatt.

Since 2016, there has been a quota for women when filling vacancies on the supervisory boards of large German companies.

That vote shows that Parliament will not tolerate any repeat of a case like that of Charlie McCreevy, the former internal market Commissioner, whose new directorship is being investigated by the Commission over concerns of a possible conflict of interest.

If a candidate for a supervisory board position of the under-represented gender is as well qualified as a candidate of the over-represented gender, the candidate of the under?represented gender must be given priority.

This was followed by a bitter dispute between the Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank and the former management board chairman of Hypo-Bank, Eberhard Martini, during the course of which Mr Martini lost his post on the Supervisory Board.

Schülein gave up his position on the Supervisory Board of Löwenbräu in 1933 and retired to his Kaltenberg estate, where he died on September 9, 1938.

At the very top there is the Jewish banker Jakob Goldschmidt with 115 chairman of the board posts, on the second place the also Jewish banker Louis Hagen with 62 mandates.

Despite the good intentions of the Code of Good Governance of the regulatory body of the Spanish Stock Market CNMV of 2006, the Equality Act of 2007, and the discussion generated by the European Commission proposal made in 2012 to implement gender quotas to get 40% women board members of listed companies, Spain is light years away as that a project like this could come to work.

The proposal would stipulate that women occupy 40 percent of the seats on the non-executive boards of Europe's roughly 5,000 publicly traded companies by 2020.

The Supervisory Board will propose to the Annual Shareholders' Meeting to fill the vacant Supervisory Board positions with Mr Alexander Gedat (54), CEO of Marc O'Polo AG until August 2017, and Armin Fichtel (61), CEO of s.Oliver Group until the end of 2017. Both candidates have long-standing experience in the clothing industry and an in-depth knowledge of e-commerce.

As Luxembourg will implement the corresponding EU directive in full, female company board representation ought to rise to 40% by 2020.

This CEO is speculated to be on a £1,000 a day plus salary along with directorships or paid positions in other companies and organisations now running into the teens.

It will come into force on 1 January 2016, but will only apply to supervisory board positions that become vacant on or after this date.

All share the tricky proposals made by the «socialist» or «communist» parties: recapitalization, some more national State, some more regions or some more union bureaucrats that are generously paid in the board of directors...

The 2007 Greenpeace report "Black Book on Obstacles to Climate Protection—The Intertwining of Politics and the Energy Industry" names ten members of the Bundestag with seats on either the advisory or the supervisory board of the five largest German energy companies, among them the SPD and CDU/CSU spokesmen for energy questions.