Innovation Board definition

Innovation Board means the board from time to time nominated by the Rail Delivery Group Operations Steering Group to review innovation proposals in accordance with guidance issued by the Secretary of State from time to time or such other substitute board or person as the Secretary of State may nominate from time to time;
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Examples of Innovation Board in a sentence

  • Eastern Kentucky University agrees that articulated credit for prior learning will be awarded, and will appear on the student’s college transcript, provided a participating student • completes a minimum of 3 credits for courses aligned with the Secondary (K-12) State-Approved Career Pathway(s) outlined in this agreement, and • passes the aligned Kentucky Workforce Innovation Board (KWIB)-approved Industry Certification referenced in this agreement.

  • University of the Cumberlands agrees that articulated credit for prior learning will be awarded, and will appear on the student’s college transcript, provided a participating student • completes a minimum of 3 credits for courses aligned with the Secondary (K-12) State-Approved Career Pathway(s) outlined in this agreement, and • passes the aligned Kentucky Workforce Innovation Board (KWIB)-approved Industry Certification referenced in this agreement.

  • Western Kentucky University agrees that articulated credit for prior learning will be awarded, and will appear on the student’s college transcript, provided a participating student • completes a minimum of 3 credits for courses aligned with the Secondary (K-12) State-Approved Career Pathway(s) outlined in this agreement, and • passes the aligned Kentucky Workforce Innovation Board (KWIB)-approved Industry Certification referenced in this agreement.

  • Workforce Innovation Board (OKWIB): Established to assist the Governor in creating an integrated statewide strategic plan for workforce development which will link workforce policies, education and training programs, and funding streams with the economic needs of Kentucky and its regions and in complying with the provisions and requirements of WIOA Section 101.

  • Campbellsville University agrees that articulated credit for prior learning will be awarded, and will appear on the student’s college transcript, provided a participating student • completes a minimum of 3 credits for courses aligned with the Secondary (K-12) State-Approved Career Pathway(s) outlined in this agreement, and • passes the aligned Kentucky Workforce Innovation Board (KWIB)-approved Industry Certification referenced in this agreement.

  • Our local Workforce Innovation Board will revisit our plan annually to ensure that all costs are fairly allocated to all partner agencies.

  • For the avoidance of doubt, the relevant decisions of the Joint Committee established under Article 6 of the Mutual Recognition Arrangement on Conformity Assessment between the Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection and the Standards, Productivity and Innovation Board made before such incorporation into the Agreement shall continue to have effect.

  • The parties to this agreement are the Montana State Workforce Innovation Board (hereinafter “SWIB”) and the Montana Department of Labor and Industry, Workforce Services’ Division Management Services Bureau (hereinafter “DMS”).

  • College for Technical Education agrees that articulated credit for prior learning will be awarded, and will appear on the student’s college transcript, provided a participating student • completes a minimum of 3 credits for courses aligned with the Secondary (K-12) State-Approved Career Pathway(s) outlined in this agreement, and • passes the aligned Kentucky Workforce Innovation Board (KWIB)-approved Industry Certification referenced in this agreement.

  • This Agreement shall be in force upon adoption by at least one Participating Workforce Innovation Board and by the Boards of Trustees of at least two Participating Colleges.