Course Management: (also 'game management') the use of strategy, or a thoughtful plan, emphasizing strengths and accomodating weaknesses to make one's way around a golf course (as opposed to haphazardly hitting the ball and chasing it)

 

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Course Management: (also 'game management') the use of strategy, or a thoughtful plan, emphasizing strengths and accomodating weaknesses to make one's way around a golf course (as opposed to haphazardly hittin . . . View Full Definition

Nonrecourse Loans: Farmers or processors participating in government commodity programs may pledge certain stored commodities as collateral and obtain a loan from the CCC at a commodity-specific, per-unit loan . . . View Full Definition

North American Waterfowl Management Plan: An international program in cooperation with Mexico and Canada to protect, restore, enhance, and manage wetland ecosystems for migratory birds and other wildlife and fish. It was authorized . . . View Full Definition

Nonrecourse Loan: A loan taken by limited partners used to finance their portion of the partnership, which is secured by their ownership in the venture.

Nonrecourse: In the case of default, the lender has ability to claim assets over and above what the limited partners contributed.

National Forest Management Act (NFMA) Of 1976: P.L. 94-588 (October 22, 1976) largely amended the Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act of 1974, which required a national, strategic planning process for renewable resource . . . View Full Definition

Non-Credit Courses: These are classes or courses that do not meet the requirements for a certificate or a degree at a given institution. Non-credit courses may serve one of several purposes: to explore new fiel . . . View Full Definition

Open-Book Management: A management strategy emphasizing employee empowerment by making the organization’s financial data available to all employees. The goal of this type of management program is to make employee . . . View Full Definition

Participative Management: A management style, developed by Motorola, that involves employees in the decision-making process.

Physician Practice Management (PPM) Company: A company, owned by a group of investors, that purchases physicians' practice assets, provides practice management services, and, in most cases, gives physicians a long-term contract to cont . . . View Full Definition