Sentence examples for aspiring executives from inspiring English sources

Professor Shepherd says aspiring lawyers should have the same choices as aspiring executives and managers.

Reflecting the counterrevolution's back-to-basics ethos, aspiring executives are heading back to school.

Aspiring executives spent much of the time explaining all the basic business tenets the Jakes had broken in building Threadless.

Humans themselves are not immune: American business gurus advise aspiring executives to style themselves as a product, "Brand You".

DAVID C. NOVAK, the chief executive of Yum Brands, says he believes that sharing his mistakes is a good way to teach aspiring executives.

The mayor's aides later identified the man that spoke to the mayor as Nick Warnock, from the reality television show in which aspiring executives were fired week by week by Donald J. Trump.

Next term, the school is offering the same course again, under the revised title "The Wife of the Aspiring Executive".

White minorities in South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe continue to dominate local economies and aspiring black executives continue to struggle.

This year aspiring TV executives are likely to be making a beeline for Bedell in Edinburgh's George Hotel bar.

I wanted to find people other than aspiring management executives – maybe even some voters – so I dipped out of Broadway Louie's.

Bill Shapiro, the founding editor in chief of MBA Jungle, a magazine for aspiring young executives, said he thought that nepotism was slowly losing its stigma.