Major Initiatives definition
Major Initiatives means any initiatives requiring large capital investments such as but not limited to the redevelopment or expansion of property;
Examples of Major Initiatives in a sentence
The contents of the plan should include: Mission Overview, Funding by Source, Human Resources, Core Capabilities, Science Strategies for the Future, Major Initiatives, Infrastructure Plans, Mission Readiness and Strategic Partnership Projects (SPP).
The contractor’s responsibility under this contract will commence from date of issue of the Letter of Intent.
These include: Major Initiatives Implementation and Oversight (MIIO): The Committee advises the Vice-Chancellor on the implementation of the University’s strategy, performance against the strategic and operational plans, evaluations of academic and business opportunities (proposed and post-implementation), the use of resources and the University’s key risks.