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The plan would require the family to give up two of its five board seats.

Many companies have directors who serve the business in ways other than their board seat.

In the district, 17 candidates are running for 9 board seats.

They are also the only banks that have two board seats.

Today, about 15 percent of board seats are held by minorities.

Under the new arrangement, workers now control 4 of the company's 13 board seats.

Just because you have a board seat doesn't mean we are going to get your business."

Family members hold five of the nine board seats and continue to influence decisions.

The Commission says it wants to retain its board seat.

The company also faces the possible loss of board seats at the annual meeting.

He is also resigning his board seat at the company.

And Lens has never won a board seat at a company in its portfolio.

He also sought board seats for the four major shareholders.

Labor representatives of large German companies hold half the board seats.

The Sentinels again won the top post and a board seat.

That makes it easier for a big shareholder to make a run at a board seat.

Maybe one day there'll be a board seat or something.'

The proposal by the two unions calls for their representatives to hold 2 of 12 board seats.

Germany requires a company with more than 2,000 employees to grant half its board seats to labor.

Still, 24 candidates are running for nine board seats.

Still, he noted that a "board seat makes sense in the case of United, because it's 55 percent employee owned."

The House bill would let four of the five board seats be filled by people currently or recently at the very firms being regulated.

In a few weeks we will have our annual meeting, and three of the five board seats will be up for election.

Under the agreement, each would control three of National Steel's six board seats.

Today, women are being selected to fill board seats in much the same way as men: on the basis of expertise.