A careful, conservative executive, Schuerholz takes on the concept of building a team through statistical analysis, as heralded in the popular book "Moneyball," rather than through "traditional judgment and instinctive evaluation".
He accepted the nomination, was elected, and served a single term from 1878 to 1881, a tenure marked by careful, conservative executive management and minimal political rancor.
"If you had a program where firms were put in a penalty box when these things happen, you probably would see people be more careful," the executive said.
Highly leveraged financial institutions do not have the incentive to be careful; their executives get the upside when things go well, and the downside is someone else's problem.
Be careful!" one entertainment executive said cheerfully.
Attorney General Eric Holder publicly rewrote the Fifth Amendment in 2012, declaring, in a veiled reference to al-Awlaki, "that a careful and thorough executive branch review of the facts in a case amounts to 'due process' and that the Constitution's Fifth Amendment protection against depriving a citizen of his or her life without due process of law does not mandate a 'judicial process'".
Unlike his predecessor, President Barack Obama is a student of the Constitution and a careful steward of executive authority.
Employees should be as careful as top executives to hedge their job risks, according to Deborah Lucas, chief economist at the Congressional Budget Office and a finance professor on leave from Northwestern University's Kellogg Graduate School of Management.
They also wanted it to exercise careful oversight over the executive branch.
