nonexecutive

British  

/ ˌnɒnɪɡˈzɛkjʊtɪv /

adjective

1. not having the function or purpose of carrying plans, orders, laws, etc, into practical effect

   a nonexecutive role on the board

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Example Sentences

Kimmeridge has said Coterra’s board must reassess its leadership structure and appoint an independent, nonexecutive chair.

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He is set to join the board in March, subject to regulatory approval, as a nonexecutive director and chair-designate to ensure an “orderly handover” before Vadera retires, Prudential said Wednesday.

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The company said Friday that the board continues with its search for a group CEO and two nonexecutive directors to strengthen the board with one area of focus being North America retail experience.

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The unusual size of HSBC’s nominations committee—it contains all 11 independent nonexecutive directors—is one obstacle to decision-making.

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Robert Hughes, the nonexecutive chairman of ACI Capital who is also a principal at IDG Capital Vietnam, told the Journal that the 6,000 employees referred to on the website “include independent advisors around the world in a network of which ACI Capital is a member.”

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