Senior Professional definition

Senior Professional means a person holding appropriate membership of a professional body, recognised by the Council, and having been practising in a relevant profession for a minimum of ten (10) years.
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Senior Professional means any executive officer of Apollo or any of the investment professionals who provide services (either as partners or employees) to Apollo or any of its Subsidiaries whose “total income” for the most recent preceding fiscal year is among the 25 highest (excluding the Principals from the 25 employees); provided, that any such individual must provide services to Apollo or any of its Subsidiaries on a substantially full-time basis; and provided, further, that the Principals shall not be considered Senior Professionals. As used herein, “total income” is an amount equal to the sum of (without duplication) (i) total compensation determined pursuant to Item 402 of Regulation S-K and (ii) total income listed on the applicable K-1 from Holdings, Intermediate Holdings or any Subsidiary of Apollo (excluding Funds and co-investment vehicles that invest in Funds).
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Senior Professional means the person appointed by the Council and whose role is set out in Part 5 of the Initial Scheme Schedule.
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Examples of Senior Professional in a sentence

  • Any teacher wishing to be considered to serve as a mentor shall have taught in the Crestview District for at least five (5) years; must have completed the mentor training provided by the Ohio Department of Education and/or the approved equivalent; and must possess at least a Senior Professional Educator License or the approved equivalent.

  • At least one (1) of the three (3) bargaining unit members on the Committee must be Master Teachers, National Board Certified Teacher Leaders, Lead Professional Educators, or Senior Professional Educators.

  • The Middle Management and Senior Professional Grades pay spines will also be subject to periodic review and comparison with salary data for local authority jobs in London and may be amended on that basis.

  • Exhibit B: Rate Schedule Chief Professional/Project Director 160 295 Project Manager 135 240 Senior Professional 115 220 Project Professional 90 180 Professional 70 140 Senior Specialist 185 400 Specialist 120 230 Senior Technician 70 165 Technician/Analyst ▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇ Rate ranges are fully loaded (include overhead, fringe benefits, facility capital cost, operating margin etc.) and apply to the CONSULTANT and any subconsultant(s) the CONSULTANT may use.

  • The Senior Professional Staff will focus on report preparation and assisting the engagement partner and guiding our staff.

  • The Senior Professional Staff will focus on the more complex areas of controls and support the Engagement Partner.

  • The chair is supported by the Senior Professional Advisor and the Board Manager.

  • The Senior Professional Staff will focus on substantive tests for significant accounts.

  • This Section details the alternative arrangements applicable to employees appointed to Middle Management and Senior Professional graded posts.

  • The consolidated pay spines for Middle Management and Senior Professional Grades are attached at Appendix 2.