In 1973, a 33-year-old dancer named Pina Bausch was invited to take over the directorship of Wuppertal's ballet.
This forced Mr Grasso to agree to relinquish his directorship of Home Depot at its next annual meeting.
And then that directorship became such a time-suck over the last 8 months.
One of LFL's directors is Craig Whyte, while there is also a directorship residing with a Florida-based company, Gold Manson.
Citing conflict of interest, Richard Li has pledged to resign his Hutchison Whampoa directorship if the HKT takeover goes through.
Cloud Gate's international prestige is such that Lin was recently offered the directorship of one of Europe's major dance companies.
I. within the Justice Department, his often corrupt and intimidating hold on the directorship, his prurience, his phobias, his last days and death.
The row centred on Mr Lake's directorship of a consultancy company, Charterhouse Chancery Ltd, that offered Olympic Games hospitality packages to overseas visitors.
Still, it could be worse: Mr Grasso's last prominent directorship was at Computer Associates, a company plagued by dubious accounting and mismanaged stock options.
This forced Mr Grasso to relinquish his directorship of Home Depot.
In tackling this issue, NACD Directorship sought to find if there is a consensus around Schapiro's performance in carrying out the agency's renewed aggressive, activist mission.
The European Monetary Institute opened its doors in Frankfurt under the directorship of Alexandre Lamfalussy, a Belgian who had previously run the Bank for International Settlements.
He's ceased to be an adviser to a private equity firm, and given up a directorship at Compass catering group, while also giving up his cancer charity role.
Given the tremendous consequences of adopting the Davis-Hammond approach to strategic defense in a world increasingly characterized by massive proliferation, Mr. Clinton's choice for the SDIO directorship bears close scrutiny.
However, Jackson resigned recently from her directorship at KeyCorp.
The plans for productions from 2013-2020 were announced under the directorship of the House's outgoing chairman, Tony Hall, who is leaving to take up the post of director general of the BBC.
Only a few months ago, Mr Grande Stevens took up yet another directorship, at UniCredito Italiano, a bank, where he acted as peacemaker after a shareholder row at the beginning of this year.
His directorship of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and his lucrative recording contract with Columbia Records survived only because he signed a humiliating affidavit in which he renounced the full range of his extensive civil-rights and left-wing commitments.
Claiming to have documentary evidence that Charles Green signed up Craig Whyte to a Sevco directorship, Whyte disputes the right of Mr Green to transform Sevco Scotland into a new entity and to take away control of the club.
Oppenheimer's directorship of Los Alamos required both the scientific skills to understand every aspect of the bomb's design and the human touch necessary to manage the thousands of scientists and engineers living, in total secrecy, atop an isolated mesa in the wilds of New Mexico.
My sense is that this is not simply about social justice, but also aimed at providing women at mid- and upper-level management positions some role models and opportunities at executive and directorship levels and therefore the incentive to gain the experience necessary to succeed at these levels.
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