Canadian native leaders vowed Thursday to carry on the fight for better living conditions as a chief at the center of an aboriginal protest movement ended her six-week hunger strike.
She quickly became known as a sales prodigy, a reputation that grew when she became a division chief at Lucent, a company formed from A. T. & T.'s telecommunications-equipment business.
[C5.] A New Chief at Trade Group Supachai Panitchpakdi, left, a Thai economist, will take over as director general of the World Trade Organization, a fractious lot of countries pledged to the same end -- free trade -- but divided over how to achieve it.
He recently placed an energy supply chief at a metals company, for a pay package "north of $300,000".
The foundations also appeared to be uneasy with the centralized management style of Mr. Profumo, who is a hands-on chief at a vastly diversified group.
If you were a fire chief at a 17-alarm fire, would you take a second job as a manager at a McDonald's?" Mr. Crystal, like Ms. Teslik, criticized Mr. Sigdmore's compensation as WorldCom's vice chairman.
There are plans for tablet computers, connected by wireless network, that will give each battalion chief at a fire both an overview of the situation and a means to relay updates.
"It's got the whole town socked in," said Bernie Paul, a California Department of Forestry battalion chief at a command post in Nevada.
In March the board hired a chief: Leslie Hudson, a former executive at Pharmacia and Glaxo.
Her father, a mechanical engineer, is a section chief at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in Rockville, Md. Her mother is an economist at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington.
