Sentence examples for chief advisory from inspiring English sources
Instead, he refused to repeat past criticisms of Trump and declined to comment on the appointment of Stephen Bannon to a chief advisory role in the White House.
After the creation of the NCC, Moore was its chief advisory officer, publicising the damage being caused to sites of special scientific interest (SSSIs), developing the NCC's strategy on agriculture and conservation, and strongly influencing the shape of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.
Chris Malone is chief advisory officer of The Relational Capital Group, a research-based, brand relationship marketing firm based in Philadelphia.
Coventry Edwards-Pitt, chief wealth advisory officer at Ballentine Partners, said many of her clients did not talk about money with their children for fear that it would rob them of motivation, but silence about something so obvious leaves them trying to figure it out on their own.
This past spring, members of NEON's chief scientific advisory body even considered a mass resignation.
In 2004, he was chief scientist an advisory role to the administrator and he was put in the difficult position of having to defend a decision to cancel Hubble's final servicing mission (which ended up going ahead in 2009).
Many chief executives compensate advisory board members with stock.
Sarah Wilson, the chief executive of advisory body Manifest, questioned whether the binding vote had been used by investors.
"The wave of new regulation will increase scrutiny on how banks operate," said Larry Tabb, chief executive of advisory firm TABB Group in New York.
The lack of a constitutional link between the legislature on the one hand and the chief executive, his advisory "executive council" (ExCo) and the civil service on the other inhibits both policymaking and implementation.
"Historically, sustainability and its profit-related opportunities have been thought of as technical problems that belong several levels below the CEO", observes Greg Lavery, chief executive of advisory firm Lavery/Pennell.
