Not unlike the President's cabinet, every hotel has a group of individuals that consult the general manager of the hotel on a regular basis. These individuals are in charge of their subsequent areas. The titles vary from hotel to hotel, however they generally include the following:
Resident Manager- Also known as the hotel's assistant manager, he is the hotel's second in command.
Finance Director- Third in command. This person is in charge of all of the finance related decisions. It is usually company policy (and mandated these days for publicly held hotels) that he signs off on any hotel expenses.
Food and Beverage Director- Usually fourth in command, this person is in charge of all food and beverage related hotel entities.
Rooms Division Manager- In charge of housekeeping, reception, valet, and all non-food related hotel entities. Can be fourth or fifth in command.
Human Resources Director, Director of Sales and Marketing and Maintenance Director are all generally accepted executive committee members as well.
Central Executive Committee of Ukraine was created in 1917.
Edmund Randolph wanted a three-man executive committee because he believed there was unity in an executive committee unlike in a Monarchy.
All-Russian Central Executive Committee ended in 1938.
All-Russian Central Executive Committee was created in 1917.
executive committee members
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plural executive
A National Committee is the chief executive agency of a political party.
An executive committee would lead the executive branch.
A steering committee is a committee that comprises the executive power of various parties, governments, or private organizations.
a standing executive committee in a communist country. the standing executive committee in the former Soviet Union, which functioned as the legislative authority when the Supreme Soviet was not sitting
The AICPA's Accounting Standards Executive Committee (AcSEC), which works closely with the FASB and its staff, is the senior technical committee of the AICPA authorized to set accounting standards and to speak for the AICPA