Traduction de «Company executive operator » (Anglais → Français) :

As the non-executive directors perform supervisory tasks, it is also easier to recruit qualified candidates from outside the company and to a large extent also from outside the specific sector in which a company operates – a consideration which is of importance for areas of the economy where members of a particular sex are especially under-represented in the workforce.

This applies with regard to a company's legal status, legal capacity and capacity to act, its establishment, modification of its articles of association, its transformation and dissolution, and its name or business name; the organisational structure, the representative powers of company bodies, the acquisition and loss of membership and the rights and duties associated therewith, the liability of the company, of the executive directors, of the members of its bodies and of its members in respect of the company's obligations, as well a ...[+++]s minimum standards concerning the duties of management vis-à-vis the company; moreover, the Statute should include provisions on the way in which the company bodies operate, voting majorities, the consultation of members and conditions governing the purchase and sale of shares in the company; it should be possible for such provisions to be framed individually, in accordance with the company's needs.

This applies with regard to a company's legal status, legal capacity and capacity to act, its formation, modification of its articles of association, its conversion and dissolution, and its name or business name, the organisational structure, the representative powers of company bodies, the acquisition and loss of membership and the rights and duties associated therewith, and the liability of the company, of the executive directors, of the members of its bodies and of its members in respect of the company's obligations, as well as min ...[+++]imum standards concerning the duties of management vis-à-vis the company; moreover, the Statute should include provisions on the way in which the company bodies operate, voting majorities, the consultation of members and conditions governing the purchase and sale of shares in the company; it should be possible for such provisions to be framed individually, in accordance with the company's needs.

This applies with regard to a company's legal status, legal capacity and capacity to act, its formation, modification of its articles of association, its conversion and dissolution, and its name or business name, the organisational structure, the representative powers of company bodies, the acquisition and loss of membership and the rights and duties associated therewith, and the liability of the company, of the executive directors, of the members of its bodies and of its members in respect of the company's obligations, as well as min ...[+++]imum standards concerning the duties of management vis-à-vis the company; moreover, the Statute should include provisions on the way in which the company bodies operate, voting majorities, the consultation of members and conditions governing the purchase and sale of shares in the company; it should be possible for such provisions to be framed individually, in accordance with the company's needs.

Mr. Ivany (Executive Vice President, Kinross Gold) outlined the importance of understanding local (regional) workings in ensuring the success of the company’s operations.

THE COUNCIL CALLS UPON THE COMMISSION 1. to facilitate industrial cooperation with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe by supporting the development of a climate and a regulatory framework favourable to enterprises and to inter- enterprise agreements; to that end, and in order to overcome barriers to industrial cooperation and to greater integration in the European economy, the following are deemed priorities: (a) increased support for those countries to improve the framework conditions for investment, and in particular transparency and legal security for investors, and the alignment of investment protection rules on those obtaining within the Community; (b) technical assistance for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe to t ...[+++]ake over the acquis communautaire on competition, which is a necessary condition for setting up an internal market and developing trade and industrial investment; (c) increased technical assistance to bring standards and conformity evaluation procedures into line with those in force within the Community, including environmental protection standards, in particular by encouraging the CCEE to join the relevant international standardization organizations; (d) a significant increase in the organization of round tables between Community and East European industrialists on technological and market trends to boost the development of industrial cooperation; (e) a special effort to strengthen scientific and technological cooperation, particularly in terms of the information society and to improve links between research and industrial development in those countries; 2. to promote cooperation between industrial operators by means of flanking and support measures for the implementation of projects, namely: (a) development of management training initiatives carried out in particular by Community industrial operators, notably for East European company executives; (b) increased support for feasibility and profitability studies of specific pr ...