And Brad Butterworth, who has joined Coutts in the New Zealand team's administrative ranks, has fielded a seven-figure offer to plot onboard strategy for Prada.
During the 19th and early 20th centuries, Belgium's managerial, professional, and administrative ranks were filled almost entirely by the French-speaking segment of the population, even in Flanders.
He rose through the administrative ranks of the AFL and in 1960 became an executive assistant to George Meany, the president of the merged AFL-CIO.
Chongqing is the size of a small province, and the municipal government there has essentially the same administrative rank in China as a province.
David B. Truman, a dynamic, popular dean and provost whose swift rise through the administrative ranks at Columbia University ended in a bitter swirl of recriminations after the student uprising of 1968, died on Thursday at his home in Sarasota, Fla.
So, the Edison rationale goes, why not enlist a for-profit entity with a management team drawn from the faculty and administrative ranks of elite universities and top school districts, as well as the boardrooms of Fortune 500 companies?
And in a twist on the old-style educrats who began their careers as teachers before rising through the administrative ranks, Ms. Mandell said she hopes to become a teacher.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that he would not release additional financing to the Board of Education without cuts to the school system's administrative ranks that went further than those proposed by Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy.
B3 Mayor Seeks More School Cuts Mayor Giuliani said he would not release additional financing to the Board of Education without cuts to the school system's administrative ranks that went further than those proposed by Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy.
The judges were assigned an administrative rank that puts them below an assistant secretary general, so those who rank higher often feel that answering the tribunal is beneath them, they said.
