Nor had any historian undertaken the mammoth task of devising and executing a new count.
Five years ago she came to Key as a vice chair, charged with planning and executing a new community banking strategy.
Activists join the board (or appoint independent directors), replace members of management and help execute a new strategy.
The deeds contained the names of the rightful owners, the prosecutor said, and Mr. Walker would then execute a new deed, signing as the buyer and forging the owners' signatures as the sellers.
You might require that she, within the first 30 days, assess the division, identify gaps and come up with a personal development plan for each team member; within 60 days, come up with a detailed list of potential product extensions; and within 120 days, execute a new product launch.
In these industries, disruption will create opportunities that force "bet the company" decisions about product direction, markets, pricing, supply chain, operations and the reorganization necessary to execute a new business model.
Commissioned by the London Underground Railway to execute a new alphabet for its signs and publicity, he finished a sans serif typographic design in 1916.
may execute a new agreement under section 302b of such title (as amended by subsection (a)).
And within days of taking office, Mr. Obama announced the appointment of Richard Holbrooke, architect of the Balkan peace accords, to execute a new Afghanistan policy.
Before you can properly execute a new strategy, you must prepare your organization for change.
No company will provide attractive gross margins without creating and executing a sustainable new paradigm for food delivery.
