Associate Director means the associate director of the
Associate Director means the Associate Director of the Plant Services Division.
Associate Director means any asso- ciate director of the Division of Super- vision and Consumer Protection (DSC) or, in the event such title become obso- lete, any official of equivalent author- ity within the division.
Examples of Associate Director in a sentence
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx, Acting Associate Director, Capital Markets Branch, Division of Risk Management and Supervision, xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx; Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Senior Resolution Policy Specialist, Office of Complex Financial Institutions, xxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx; Xxxxx X.
More Definitions of Associate Director
Associate Director means an employee of the Corporation holding the position of associate director;
Associate Director means a Director invited each year by the Directors and approved by the Members to serve the common interests of the industry.
Associate Director means a person appointed to perform specific statutory and non-statutory duties which have been delegated by the Trust Board for them to perform and these duties have been recorded in an appropriate Trust Board minute or other suitable record.
Associate Director or "Director" or "Division Xxxx" or "Regional Manager" denotes the administrator directly responsible for the management of a faculty employee's division.
Associate Director means anyone employed by the Company who performs the duties set forth in Section B. of Article 2 hereof in connection with television programs as defined in Paragraph 6. hereof, or in connection with any closed circuit specified in Paragraph 6. hereof, or in connection with any commercial, and same may be referred to herein as "Employee."
Associate Director means a person appointed as an associate director under rule 21; “Auditor” means the auditor of the Company from time to time;
Associate Director means a director, who is an officer of the Trust appointed in accordance with the Constitution, allowing full participation in the work of the Board of Directors with the exception of formal voting rights.