In 2008, she brought Massimo F. D'Amore, the PepsiCo stalwart who had led the company's takeover of Quaker Oats and overseen its Latin American operations, to head its North American beverage business, encompassing Pepsi, Tropicana, Gatorade and Mountain Dew.
Marijuana packaging started out as "a glorified version of the plastic bag that people used when it was illegal," Mr. James said, and has become an important part of the business encompassing issues of safety, transportability and marketing.
The investment business — encompassing investment management, mutual, hedge, private equity, and venture capital funds — has one of the lowest percentages of women at the top of the pyramid — at 4%.
Aside from professional sports, the investment business — encompassing investment management, mutual, hedge, private equity, and venture capital funds — might have the lowest percentage of women at the top of the pyramid (at 4%).
This is a comprehensive top-to-bottom transformation and revolution of the entire business, encompassing strategy, organization, technology, financial affairs, human resources, and products.
I can't say with a straight face that activists have little reason to mistrust companies, but "business" encompasses far too big a swath of society to make a broad-based condemnation meaningful.
The business encompasses RCA Records and Arista Records, and partial ownership in several successful genre-based music companies, such as the Zomba Group of Companies and the rap and rhythm-and-blues labels Loud Records and Bad Boy Entertainment.
Realistically, planning the future of a small business encompasses a shorter period of time than planning the future of a large business.
The business encompassed equities, futures, interest rate, commodity and currency trading, conducted by 2,750 staff in 25 offices across 14 countries in Europe, the Middle East, North America and Asia.
GE's business encompasses: power generation from traditional and renewable sources, hybrid and electric vehicle technology, financial services, health care solutions, and television programming among others.
He then postulated the following definition: "the social responsibility of business encompasses the economic, legal, ethical, and discretionary expectations that society has of an organization at a given point in time" (Carroll, 1979, p.500).
