A Steering Committee is a group of high-level stakeholders who are responsible for providing guidance on overall strategic direction. They are usually composed of the decision makers in a company.
A group of people who monitor the project and give guidance to the project sponsor or project manager.
a committee to arrange the order of business for some larger (legislative) body
a committee so designated by the board
a committee which is supposed to set up and guide an advice office in its early stages, before a proper advice office management committee is elected
Group composed of the principal investigators, sponsor representatives, the study statistician(s), and others who oversee the study design, execution, analysis, and dissemination
In fundraising, an executive committee of top leadership that bears overall responsibility for a fundraising campaign.
A small group of people organized to represent the larger community of individuals, businesses and organizations who have an interest in management of a particular water body. The steering committee is responsible for following the planning steps outlined in this manual.
small group of persons constituted by ILRI representing wide knowledge and experienced in strategic plan and medium-term plan development and priority setting to oversee the process
Provides top-level management support and strategic planning for the goals and objectives of Project Parnassus.
A committee that oversees a project to make sure that it progresses and achieves its milestones and outcomes. Projects are encouraged to have an ACC representative on their steering committee.
Multi-Disciplinary committee that will supervise the PACS design and implementation
a committee comprised of representatives from the City of Tuscaloosa who encounter water quality and related issues while carrying out their day-to-day job responsibilities. The purpose of the committee is to help guide the development and implementation of the Water Supply Watershed Protection Plan.
Formal group representing the owner or client. [D01919] NPMT group of high-level stakeholders who are responsible for providing guidance on overall strategic direction. They do not take the place of a sponsor, but help to spread the strategic input and buy-in to a larger portion of the organization. The steering commit tee is usually made up of organization al peers, and is a combination of direct customer s and indirect stakeholders. [D05125] TM
A group of people ultimately responsible for a project's success through monitoring its progress, reviewing its continued relevance to the organization's objectives and overcoming institutional barriers. In some organizations, may be referred to as a Project Board.
n. a committee of top volunteer leaders who oversee and manage a campaign or other fundraising effort. This committee is often composed of the chairmen of other working committees.
A committee that determines the range and scope of service to be provided by I/S technologies, agree on technologies to be utilized, and establish criteria for I/S investment.
A Steering Committee is usually a group of high-level stakeholders that are responsible for providing guidance on overall strategic direction. They do not take the place of a Sponsor, but help to spread the strategic input and buy-in to a larger portion of the organization. The Steering Committee is usually made up of organizational peers, and is a combination of direct clients and indirect stakeholders.
Is composed of the limited number of representatives from national and regional level from Estonia, Latvia, Russia in case of Priority North and Latvia, Lithuania and Belarus, in case of Priority South. Responsible for selecting projects for funding, proposing the project selection criteria to the MC, monitoring the progress of the Priority implementation on the project level and proposing amendments to the Programme Complement
A project Steering Committee is the key body within the governance structure that is responsible for the business issues associated with the project, which are essential to ensuring the delivery of the project outputs and the attainment of project outcomes. This includes approving the budgetary strategy, defining and realising benefits, monitoring risks, quality and timelines, making policy and resourcing decisions, and assessing requests for changes to the scope of the project. Refer to Appendix 2: Steering Not Rowing: A Charter for Project Steering Committees and their Members and also see Steering Committee Charter
see Early Childhood Work Group Steering Committee
usually refers to the Steering Committee of the Research Graduate School Committee (RGSC) that meets weekly (usually on Tuesdays) to deal with individual candidature and scholarship matters for students enrolled in the courses 'Doctor of Philosophy' and 'Master of Philosophy'.
A group of Stakeholders, established with the purpose of reviewing, monitoring and making some of the decisions on a project or Programme as it progresses through the Project-Change FrameĀ®.
A steering committee is usually a group of high-level stakeholders who are responsible for providing guidance on overall strategic direction. They don't take the place of a sponsor but help spread the strategic input and buy-in to a larger portion of the organization. The steering committee is especially valuable if your project has an impact in multiple organizations because it allows input from those organizations into decisions that affect them.