Sentence examples for advantage executive from inspiring English sources

Hayagreeva "Huggy" Rao is Atholl McBean Professor of Organizational Behavior and Human Resources at Stanford GSB, and director of the Managing Talent for Strategic Advantage Executive Program.

Top Advantage officials and Mr. Dare had first talked about establishing the charter school after being introduced to each other by Lisa O'Brien, an Advantage executive at the time who had previously worked as a midlevel aide in the Pataki administration.

"If you don't have the money to do proper due diligence, then you don't have the money to invest in that hedge fund," says First Advantage Executive Vice President Randy Shain.

Certain credit cards will actually reimburse the fee; Citi Prestige, American Express Platinum and Citi/AA Advantage Executive Card are three that currently offer this perk.

Another advantage, executives said, was that with the backing of the bank, they could expand into other financial services, including insurance.

Seizing his advantage, the executive asks for an outrageous pay package and after some gentle shadow boxing agrees to accept something slightly less.

Since their job is focused on competitive advantage, each executive had to be cautious about which insights to share.

Petersen does believe opponents Gary Johnson and John McAfee have a slight advantage in executive experience, having both run large businesses and in Johnson's case, the New Mexico State Government for two four-year terms.

A: The original findings about bilingual advantages to executive function in the 1960s generated a lot of excitement and media interest.

You don't have to agree with that proposition to acknowledge that it might be problematic for state governors of either party to have their potential advantages of executive experience, pragmatic deal-making, and budgetary responsibility become an electoral liability.

After the Harvard Law School dean Erwin Griswold published "Are Stock Options Getting out of Hand?" in this magazine in 1960, Senator Albert Gore launched a campaign that persuaded Congress to whittle away special tax advantages for executive stock options.