Chris Hope used a mathematical model designed to chart future climatic events to predict which of the Premier-ship's 20 managers stands the highest chance of losing his jobs this season - and who is most secure at his club.
The two sides are to form a joint security committee that will oversee current operations and chart future steps.
With core operational funding derived from all Canadian law societies and therefore secured, a new and expert Board of Directors is charting a future course through a strategic plan that, depending on the speed, scope and degree of success of implementation, could permanently alter the Canadian commercial legal information landscape.
He ended the evening with a recipe-of-clarity-and-wisdom in charting a future for global citizenship: "a vital sense of balance, an abundant capacity for compromise, more than a little sense of patience, an appropriate degree of humility, a good measure of forgiveness, and, of course, a genuine welcoming of human difference". The Aga Khan's full speech can be found here.
Cigna CEO David Cordani has laid the groundwork for the insurer to chart a future as a larger independent company ready to do another deal.
Avtovaz, the maker of Russia's other main brand, the Lada, is also charting a future based on a strategy of forming joint ventures with foreign car companies — in its case, Nissan of Japan and Renault of France.
For the past year, planners with Metro-North Railroad and the New York Thruway, charged with developing a plan to resolve the traffic problems and chart a future for the bridge, have been holding public hearings on scenarios to best resolve those issues.
Audi has charted the future of the R8 by offering an electric version, the E-tron.
"We might start irrigating the sequoias," said Nathan Stephenson, a USGS ecologist at Sequoia National Park who is in charge of charting a future for the massive trees.
The Winnipeg way of creating a tech community, by building on top of unremarkable local attributes, provides a path forward for many mid-sized cities struggling to chart a future.
In selecting Ms. Barry, Condé Nast is charting a future for Glamour, and the company as a whole, that is far less dependent on print.
