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Join a corporate board of directors and take a chance that you will get enmeshed in the next Enron.
It's useful, as well, to join a corporate group such as the one AllianceBernstein formed to bring women employees together.
The Hesse marathon was Mr. Bozhdarov's farewell to an open-ended student life; at 28, after earning law degrees from the University of Sofia, Oxford and Columbia University, he plans to join a corporate law firm on Sept. 20.
Founding a startup often involves leaving a promising career, or putting off plans to study or join a corporate.
Founding a startup often involves leaving a promising career, or putting off plans to study or join a corporate.
Rumours suggest he'll join a corporate board in the near future.
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During that time, she joined a corporate board.
Of particular interest is the way the different generations in this book came to work as independents rather than joining a corporate environment.
Efforts are made to attract people from across society; 50 firms have joined a corporate league, while eight local high schools have their own boats.
Back in college, Kino had been a standout middle-distance runner, but in his junior year he'd torn his Achilles tendon and had to give up on the idea of joining a corporate track team.
ExxonMobil, the largest stock-listed US oil group, said it was also at odds with the European strategy saying "we are not going to fake it on climate change" by joining a corporate alliance on the environment.
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