900 resultados para Chief executive officers - Salaries, etc - Australia
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The authors examine underlying dimensions of private club leadership using principal components analysis. The data were collected between 1996 and 2003 from 702 club managers or club chief operating officers who are members of the Club Managers Association of America (CMAA). Five factors - innovation, vision, inner values, stewardship, and communication - were identified as essentials of private club leadership.
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A true leader continues the quest for personal knowledge. The quest is designed to better the leader's life, not necessarily the leader's livelihood. While change is a constant in the lives of club leaders, and some days the leader's vision and purpose change, the underlying ideas and convictions remain constant. Many leadership qualities must be present to be an effective leader. The author's survey club chief operating officers to elicit the characteristics and essential qualities of club leadership
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Acknowledgements S.H., S.S. and S.D. developed the study concept and gained funding for the work. S.H. developed the study design. J.B. and H.W. drafted the manuscript. J.B. and H.W. developed the coding frame and coded the articles. S.H., S.S. and S.D. critically revised the manuscript. Funding The author(s) disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article: This project was funded by Cancer Research UK (C47682/A16930) and the Scottish School of Public Health Research. Sheila Duffy is Chief Executive of ASH Scotland. Heide Weishaar and Shona Hilton are funded by the UK Medical Research Council as part of the Informing Healthly Public Policy programme (MC_UU12017-15) at the MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, University of Glasgow. The authors declare no additional conflicting interest.
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Thought leadership interview with Stella Mbubaegbu, Highbury College Portsmouth. Stella started her career teaching in schools before turning her attention to further education. She has been principal and chief executive of Highbury College Portsmouth since 2001 and was awarded the CBE for services to further education in 2008.
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This veto message from Governor Nikki Haley vetoes a bill that unconstitutionally sets forth how the members of the Chesterfield County School District Board receive per diem.
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A presente investigação nasceu da pertinência de compreender, em Portugal, o comportamento da remuneração total do Chief Executive Officer (CEO) face ao desempenho organizacional, por um lado, e a criação de valor para o acionista face ao desempenho organizacional e à remuneração total do CEO, por outro. Assim, o objetivo do estudo foi dividido em duas partes. A primeira analisou se o desempenho organizacional baseado em indicadores contabilísticos influencia o desempenho organizacional baseado em indicadores de mercado e se o desempenho organizacional, baseado em indicadores contabilísticos e indicadores de mercado, influencia a remuneração total do CEO. A segunda analisou se o desempenho organizacional, baseado em indicadores contabilísticos e indicadores de mercado, e a remuneração total do CEO influenciam a criação de valor para o acionista. Este estudo recorreu às premissas da teoria da agência para construir o modelo de análise. Fizeram parte da amostra as sociedades admitidas à negociação no mercado regulamentado Eurolist by Euronext Lisbon. Os dados foram recolhidos dos Relatórios e Contas Anuais, que incluem as Demonstrações Financeiras Consolidadas, dos Relatórios sobre o Governo Societário e da página web da Euronext Lisbon. Os dados foram tratados com recurso ao método de Análise de Equações Estruturais (AEE). Os resultados obtidos provaram que o desempenho organizacional baseado em indicadores contabilísticos influencia o desempenho organizacional baseado em indicadores de mercado, a remuneração total do CEO e a criação de valor para o acionista.
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Discusses the role of legislation and codes of conduct in influencing the behaviour of non-executive directors. Outlines the functions of a board of directors and considers the role on non-executive directors in particular. Traces the development of standards of skill required on non-executive directors both under the Australian Corporations Act 2001 and under common law. Questions whether these have brought about a real change in behaviour. Considers whether professionalisation of directorship could be more effective.
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Purpose: The purpose of this paper was to examine the relationship between CEO salaries and firm performance in the banking sector. Design/methodology/approach: The data relating to a six year period (2007 - 2012) was gathered from databases and the websites of the major banks in Australia and Germany. The data was subjected to Regression and Pearson Correlation Analysis to test if there was a positive correlation between total salary including incentive bonuses against the variables indicating the performance of the firm. Findings: The tests indicate a weak relationship between the CEO salary package and the key indicators of a firm's performance in Australian banks but a strong relationship in the German banks. Research limitations/implications: This study was limited in that it only covers the major banks in Australia and Germany and may therefore not be relevant to different countries with different economic climates. Practical implications: This study provides additional evidence to support the continued debate regarding the need to have greater accountability for CEO salary packages linked to actual performance measures of firms. Originality/value: This paper adds to the literature in so far as it compares two different Countries of the banking sector in a global market
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Directors and Officers Liability Insurance (“D&O insurance”) has grown and evolved rapidly over the past 80 years to assume an important position in most corporations’ corporate governance and risk management strategies. This article focuses upon certain topical matters of particular concern to directors and officers including the availability of defence costs where a D&O policy is subject to a statutory charge; the commercial desirability of stand-alone “A-side” coverage, being the cover provided directly to directors and officers for loss resulting from claims made against them for wrongful acts; the impact of fraud and/or dishonesty upon D&O cover; and disclosure of the nature and extent of D&O cover to the directors and officers themselves and to third parties – in the latter case such access frequently being necessary to determine the economic viability of pursuing a proposed action against a company and its directors and officers.
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