A committee that has specific powers, outlined in the bylaws, which allow it to act on the board's behalf when a full board meeting is not possible or necessary.
the committee elected by a Conference of Delegates to be responsible for IAGA affairs between Conferences of Delegates.
The Executive Committee is comprised of the President, Vice President(s), Secretary, Treasurer and Master of Rituals. Its purpose is to plan chapter meetings, handle the administrative details of chapter operations, and develop efficiency in chapter meeting
A committee of the Board of Directors that acts between meetings of the board to determine organizational policy.
A county committee that is a part of the County 4-H Council. Executive committee's plan, implements, and evaluates county 4-H events. Committees are composed of volunteers and 4-H members.
The Executive Committee, established and chaired by the Network Leader, represents the main governing body of a Group. This committee is responsible for the conduct and overall activities of the Group. Membership of the Executive Committee will be determined by Network policies and procedures.
A subset of the Board of Trustees with the duty of overseeing the World Service Office. The Executive Committee is made up of the six general service trustees. The Executive Committee meets in person or by conference call each month.
a volunteer position, it is hardly ceremonial
This term has been replaced by the 'Board'.
Committee whose purpose is to provide rapid access to decision making and confidential discussions for a Managed Care Organization board of directors.
A select group of members drawn from a larger body to help guide the deliberations and enhance the efficiency of the larger group. Some partnerships may prefer a coordinating committee or steering committee instead of, or in addition to, an executive committee.
The incorporated, policy-making body for a BGEA evangelistic campaign. The committee is made up of those who are the officers of the executive committee, chairpersons of the working committees and members-at-large. Committee members include both laypersons and clergy and are widely representative of the local Christian community. The committee is responsible for personnel, programs, policies, finances and conducting the crusade. Committee officers include chairman, vice chairman, secretary and treasurer. Subcommittees are established to address specific areas such as administration, publicity, group reservations, finance, ministers, counseling and follow-up, music, Operation Andrew, prayer, ushers, visitation, women, and youth. They worked within established BGEA guidelines and were guided by BGEA staff, especially the crusade or mission director. Committee structure and depth are less complex for associate evangelist meetings as the these are more likely held in smaller cities for a shorter period of time.
A committee consisting of the director, regional directors and regional accelerator leaders in the Global Design Effort. View organisation chart: http://www.linearcollider.org/cms/?pid=1000219 Read meeting notes: http://www.linearcollider.org/cms/?pid=1000002
The national officers of The U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce, consisting of the president, executive vice president, 10 vice presidents, chairman of the board, chaplain, legal counsel and treasurer.
The LRY Executive Committee was the governing body of LRY for most of its existence. It went through various incarnations, but there were always LRY members on it, and sometimes it had adults on it or supervising, and sometimes it did not.
Consists of the NJTPA's Chairman, First Vice-Chairman, Second Vice-Chairman, Third Vice-Chairman, and Secretary. Provides oversight and direction on administrative, personnel, and financial matters; coordinates issues of priority attention; and acts on behalf of the NJTPA Board of Trustees when not in session. Meets as needed.
a type of diocesan government in which a committee advises the bishop; the executive committee is smaller and usually less representative than the Bishop-and-Council type of government.
A subset of the board that has the same authority as the full board; originally designed to act on urgent matters arising between regular board meeting, now also often includes long-range planning and formulating broad policy positions for board consideration.
A decision-making body of the FRBSF comprised of a number of the Bank's senior officers, the Committee and its six satellite committees were established in 1995 to replace the smaller, more centralized Management Committee. The revised committee structure was intended to decentralize decision-making and promote increased information-sharing and teambuilding Districtwide.
An Executive Committee was the title of a three-person committee which served as the executive Branch of the Provisional Government of the Oregon Country.
