Sentence examples similar to a founding step from inspiring English sources

The EP is a founding principle of general relativity and STEP is the most sensitive experiment of this type planned so far, aiming at 1 part in 1018.

Isaac Saldana, its cofounder and founding CEO, stepped aside in 2011 to focus on driving product innovation as the then-startup numbered 20 employees and several thousand customers.

In 1996 he co-founded Next Step, a support group in Westchester for retired men.

In the Palestinian territories, for example, Hani Qattan founded PACES: Step Away From Potential Extremism to "create sanctuaries for children to feel safe, learn, and be productive in," said Qattan.

Never one to shy from a challenge, however, Krawcheck has gone a step further, founding her own startup for the first time: Ellevest.

At the Partnership, a business and civic organization that David Rockefeller founded, Speyer stepped in as chairman during a leadership vacuum in 1992 and took over day-to-day operations until a search committee found a new president.

Dividing responsibilities is a great way to keep founding teams from stepping on each other's toes during critical periods of business and product development, Graham said.

The theater group came into existence when parents, appalled that their children were lip-syncing to Britney Spears songs as a form of "theater production" in local schools, got together and founded the Stepping Stone Players to offer real theater experience to local children.

Over time, founding partners will step aside from the business.

The five year old Creative Commons nonprofit organization announced a new CEO this afternoon as founding CEO Lawrence Lessig steps down: Joi Ito.

Ali Parsa, the former Goldman Sachs banker who founded Circle, stepped down as its chief executive earlier this month.