nominating and corporate governance committee
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USA
A nominating committee of a publicly traded company in the US is composed of independent and outside directors referred to as non-executive directors. The duties of a nominating committee are typically outlined in a committee charter, often available on the company's website, and relate to selecting director nominees and approving the company's corporate governance policies, procedures and guidelines.
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