Sentence examples for ceos to implement from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Obama has chosen to bypass Congress and take a more indirect route in pushing forward his agenda, recognizing that it's in the hands of state legislatures, local governments and even corporate CEOs to implement precisely the kinds of changes he wants to see.
Harmony among trustees, and especially between trustees and the CEO, creates the environment necessary for the Board and CEO to implement the strategic changes that are absolutely required today.
Today, Yahoo released its financial results for Q4 2012, which marked the end of Mayer's second full quarter at the helm and showed that new CEO's efforts to implement a turnaround are truly underway.
An example is the CEO accreditation requirement to implement a tobacco-free workplace which supports the Healthy People 2020 goal to increase the percentage of adult (over 18) employees covered by a worksite policy prohibiting smoking from 75.3 to 100%% by 2020 [ 44].
"We've become an end-to-end solution provider for customers that are looking to implement drone technologies," CEO Michael Chasen told TechCrunch in an interview.
In 1972, Ed Ney, then CEO of Young and Rubicam, began to implement a business model that was prescient and decades ahead of its time.
"Price f(x) has become the leading SaaS pricing solution provider on the market through its customer centric approach and by offering a feature rich, highly flexible pricing tool that is also risk free and fast to implement," says Marcin Cichon, CEO and co-Founder of Price f(x), in a statement.
The SEC acknowledged to HuffPost that White promised to implement a rule on CEO pay disclosures by "the fall".
Morrisons results confirm that incoming CEO David Potts will certainly have his work cut out to implement a change in fortunes.
Store in Cloud: Morten Brogger, CEO Huddle, finds "one way to tremendously reduce email is to implement a cloud collaboration technology".
Investors are keen for one or both of the CEO or chairman to come from outside, to be able to implement a far-reaching overhaul.
