Director [noun]

Rodríguez and Maykel González Vivero, director of Tremenda Nota, the Blade’s media partner in Cuba, are among those who the Cuban government has prevented from leaving the country.

Because of the large number of votes coming in by mail, “we may have to prepare for election week or even election month,” wrote Elaine Kamarck, director of the Center for Effective Public Management at the Brookings Institution.

The OPM is being headed on an acting basis by its deputy director, Michael Rigas, who has been nominated to become the deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget.

Terry Schilling, executive director of the American Principles Project, decried the decision by Facebook in a statement.

Both nonprofits are required only to disclose the salaries of directors, officers and key employees, said Marc Owens, a tax attorney with Loeb & Loeb.

The director of IBM Research considers the comment for a moment.

The seven-point plan is being overseen by a nine-member committee of execs from across the group including Elena Grasmann, managing director of Havas New York and Lina Kim, vp of planning and innovation at Havas Canada.

State health director Jill Hunsaker Ryan told the head of the county Health Department that she had received a call from Robert Redfield, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Executive director of the Susan Crown Exchange, a non-profit in Chicago that aims to arm youth with digital skills First up on her list is Wide Open School by Common Sense Media.

To make this change, corporate purpose has to be enshrined in the heart of corporate law as an expression of the broader responsibility of corporations to society and the duty of directors to ensure this.