In 1978, shortly after four of the ABA's teams staggered into the safe harbor of the NBA (then itself a league with financial issues), I began my assignment as Executive Director of the NBA Coaches Association (all Head and Assistant Coaches plus alumni) and have served in this capacity ever since.
Companies like the flexibility of employing information technology workers, using their unique skills as they're needed for specific projects, said On Assignment Chief Executive Peter T. Dameris.
After returning from Portugal in 1987, I accepted my first executive assignment, as general superintendent of manufacturing in Canada.
Mr. Gore's first executive assignment was running the National Performance Review, more popularly known as the "reinventing government" initiative, or Rego.
The first assignment for the executive, Joseph J. Plumeri, is joining the board of First Data, the credit card processor that K.K.R. took over six years ago.
"He captured the heart of whatever the assignment was," Federico Tio, executive vice president of marketing for Walt Disney Studios from 1990 to 2005, said in an interview on Friday.
The analyst was seeking advice about an assignment from the executive assistant to the spy agency's deputy director for intelligence, John A. Kringen, directing the analyst to collect information on Professor Cole.
If we are to believe the theorists that the universe is a seamless whole, such a temporary assignment gives the executive and the company a chance to see if the relationship works, without falling off the planet.
As Mason's protégé, Romney assumed executive assignment for the development of the Rambler.
She takes temporary assignments as an executive assistant from Advantage Human Resourcing, a Manhattan temporary agency.
Jamie McCourt is also accused of not giving her husband any information about her assignments as chief executive and not providing the team with her schedule of public appearances.
