Traduction de «administrateur télécoms » (Français → Anglais) :

telecommunication administrator | telecommunications administrators | telecommunications administrator | telecommunications engineering technician

telecommunications engineer | telecommunication engineer

cable technician | communication infrastructure maintainers | communication hardware maintainer | communication infrastructure maintainer

administrator ad litem | litigation administrator

administrator de bonis non

managing director

benefits officer | community services director | social security administrator | social security advisor

telecommunications common carrier | common carrier | carrier | telecommunications company | telecommunications operator

telecommunication link | communication link

Before joining SaskPower, he served as President and CEO of SaskTel beginning in 2004 and before that appointment held several senior executive positions including: President of Shaw FiberLink Limited, Shaw Mobile Communications, and WIC Connexus (divisions of Shaw Communications); President and CEO or COO of STN; President and CEO, ACC; Executive VP, Country Manager of Cable and Wireless; Executive VP, Carrier Services; and Vice-President of Business Development, 36O Networks, Engineering, Operations, Customer Service, and Chief Quality Officer at Group Telecom.

The legal framework governing the privatisation of Portugal Telecom provided for privileged shares (A-shares), the majority of which were to be held by the State/public entities. Although the number of A-shares was reduced during the successive privatisation phases, the corresponding privileges, as defined in the Articles of Association of the Company, were maintained. These privileges include special power to appoint one third of the board and the chairman of the company and several veto powers on resolutions on the election of Directors and the audit board; decisions on profit distributions; capital increases; bond issues; opening ...[+++]of branches and changes in the registered office; changes in the Articles of Association; approval of holdings - by shareholders engaged in a competing activity - above 10% of the company's ordinary shares. The Commission is concerned that, in violation of EC Treaty rules (Article 56-Free movement of capital and Article 43-Right of Establishment), these special powers constitute an unjustified restriction on the free movement of capital and the right of establishment, in so far as they hinder both direct investment and portfolio investment.