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Additionally, the new chair’s sister Agnete has been appointed to the company’s board.
Source: https://cphpost.dk/2023-05-01/news/generational-change-at-lego-as-new-chair-steps-up/
Benes wrote in the complaint that the chair’s fall down the stairs damaged the left brake handle, broke the right armrest’s plastic moulding, bent a rear handle and caused the wheels to drag when moving forward.
Source: https://globalnews.ca/news/9566743/carson-briere-charged-wheelchair-disabled-woman/
But since then, McCarthy has quietly worked to repair ties with Arrington — even putting the Budget Committee chair’s name on the GOP’s opening bid in the debt talks — in what members saw as an effort to show unity to the rank and file.
NHS Fife chief executive Carol Potter commented: “I’m delighted that Alistair has agreed to take over the chair’s responsibilities in providing the necessary leadership for the NHS Fife Board.
“Oh, by the way, the chair does not have to ask for unanimous consent, just have no one object to the chair’s action, because it is presumed that members know the rules.”
There’s also extra lumbar support to keep you in the proper sitting position, as well as a mechanism that will adjust the chair’s height to anywhere between 36.5 inches and 40.5 inches.
Source: https://www.digitaltrends.com/dtdeals/best-office-chair-deals/
To ensure transparency, schemes must disclose in their chair’s statement any performance-based fees incurred in relation to each of their default arrangements, calculated as a percentage of the average value of the assets held in those defaults.