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| | | ... there has been a 22% increase in directors from non-Anglo-Celtic backgrounds from 2004 to 2013, a 16% increase in board chairs from culturally diverse backgrounds, and a 28% increase in the number of ASX companies that have achieved a "critical mass ... |
| | | | ... however, 'job done'. And having no women on your board leaves ACSI, and its members, wondering about the fitness of company chairs that have not yet been able to find an appropriately skilled woman to appoint. What else might they have missed in their ... |
| | | | ... engagement to create a longer term framework for governance. He cited supply chain as one example of this. "We meet with chairs, and we can tell that supply chain is very much front of mind, and that companies are paying attention to the supply chain ... |
| | | | ... service for funds dealing with listed company issues. "Ann's direct style and her intellectual savvy are well known to many chairs and directors of the stock exchange's top 200 companies," said Gerard Noonan, ACSI president. "She has been an articulate ... |
| | | | ... According to the ACSI audit, the median company board is made up of 6 men and 1 woman. Furthermore, only 4% (8) of board chairs are women and 4% (8) of CEOs are women There is also a sharp difference in the board compositions of the top half of the ASX200 ... |
| | | | ... what is often seen as the directors club," Byrne said. The survey also found that the average and median feels paid to chairs of ASX100 companies rose by more than 15% in 2011, with the average chairperson fee rising 15.7% from AU$431,233 to AU$498,938. ... |
| | | | ... Kolesnikoff said. "Therefore we need to pay more, and they've created a way for paying more. The boards can say no, the chairs can say no, and they should and I would like to see it happen." |
| | | | ... the right of a company chair to vote undirected proxies on a remuneration report resolution. Under current law, company chairs are not able to vote undirected proxies on a remuneration report if the chair's pay is detailed in the report. The government ... |
| | | | ... elections at a subsequent spill meeting. "We are hearing a lot more from company secretaries, investor relations, board chairs, and other people," Halliday said. "We have also seen big increases in the number of companies contracting us. I also think ... |
| | | | ... financial group MyState Limited, and chair of the Solar Flagships Council. Membership of the council also includes the chairs of the Australian Energy Market Commission, the Australian Energy Regulator and the Australian Securities and Investments Co ... |
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