The final day of the World Economic Forum traditionally includes a roundtable on the state of the global economy, chaired by the Financial Times' chief economics commentator, Martin Wolf.
He then set to work composing an e-mail pitch for a television offshoot of The Players Club — a roundtable of successful athletes discussing the "intersection of sports and money," like a cross between "The McLaughlin Group" and "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel".
Chairman Riley Bechtel was recently appointed to the Export Council, a roundtable of executives that advises the White House on trade issues.
And frankly, it came off as somewhat bizarre at some points: that after three years of work by the MTA, a roundtable of outside engineers, separate from the MTA, were essentially invited to come in and dismantle the entire thing a few months out.
The subject was one of the topics of discussion during a roundtable on the BET program Don't Sleep.
A roundtable of female executives left the pretenses behind and got down to the root of it.
When President Kennedy rallied a nation in the Cuban missile crisis, his address to the people was not chewed over by a roundtable of critics who disparaged the course of action he'd asked America to follow.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Envisioning a More Transparent Buyout Industry | Privacy has long been a hallmark of private equity, but a roundtable of experts assembled by the law firm of Debevoise & Plimpton discussed whether the industry would become more open in the future, The Wall Street Journal reports.
He and friends will convene a roundtable of Wisdom Thinkers at the 92nd Street Y, on Sept. 8 linked to the 10th anniversary of 9/11, moderated by NYU law professor Arthur R. Miller.
In the Los Angeles Review of Books, a roundtable on "The Little Mermaid," featuring an essay by A. N. Devers and reviews by Sarah Kuhn, Shana Mlawski, and Rachelle Cruz.
