"Easy Money" has as its executive producers Diane Frolov and Andrew Schneider, alumni of "The Sopranos," and it aims for a similar mood and tone of chiaroscuro.
After a three-month national search, New Jersey Transit announced that it had tapped Mr. Sarles to serve as its executive director.
Guggenheim first raised its profile in 2009 when it brought on Alan Schwartz, the former chief executive of Bear Stearns, as its executive chairman.
The restaurant hired Massimo Fedozzi as its executive chef in late March.
The conference elects a 49-member Council, which serves as its executive organ.
He founded the Laogai Research Foundation in 1992 and served as its executive director.
In 1980, AIPAC hired Thomas Dine, a former diplomat and congressional staffer, as its executive director.
The foundation employs Amy Barton, the congressman's daughter-in-law, as its executive director.
Mr. Müller then left Lutèce and joined Bayard's as its executive chef.
Thus Today's Students, Tomorrow's Teachers began, with Mrs. Perkins as its executive director.
James co-established the Nassau County Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration and served as its Executive Secretary until 2005.
