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Thread: On the board
- 19-May-2005, 17:21 #1
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On the board Hello,
Could you please explain to me, what "on the board" mean in the following sentence?
The managing director is responsible on the board of the everydays running of the company.
Thanks a lot,
Dany
- 19-May-2005, 20:08 #2
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Re: On the board the board of directors? as in the ultimate power in the company?
- 19-May-2005, 20:33 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: On the board I don't know. It is a sentence without any context.
Originally Posted by HCaulfield
- 20-May-2005, 14:47 #4
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Teacher Re: On the board It's the board of directors.
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