Sentence examples for chief of a division from inspiring English sources

General Hood, who served in the 1991 Persian Gulf war and in Kosovo, had been expected to become chief of a division of the United States Embassy in Islamabad known as the Office of the Defense Representative to Pakistan.

Michael Bassik, United States digital practice chairman at Burson-Marsteller, New York — part of the Young & Rubicam Group unit of WPP — was also named to serve as chief executive of a division of Burson-Marsteller, Proof Integrated Communications.

"I had been with a previous employer as the chief executive of a division for six months when my secretary, who was also new to the company, received a phone call from the division president's secretary".

Luckily, Sonny Mehta, the president and editor-in-chief of Knopf (a division of Random House), purchased the book for Vintage, defending his decision on the grounds that Ellis's novel was "serious".

He explained that he had grown up in West Bloomfield, Michigan, where his father was the chief financial officer of a division of the John Hancock insurance company.

Her father retired as the chief administrative officer of a division of Goldman Sachs & Company in New York that oversaw stock trading, sales and underwriting of new issues.

"Our plan, by the end of next year, is to be in most, if not all, of our markets," said Glenn Britt, chief executive of Time Warner Cable, a division of Time Warner.

The combination of fast economic expansion and low penetration creates "an interesting formula for high growth in insurance," says Bob Price, chief of Citi Insurance, a division of Citigroup formed this year to sell insurance outside the U.S. Citigroup's existing Asian presence and Fubon's long experience in Taiwan suggest that theirs will prove to be a winning combination.

Mr. Smith, 55, is the chief executive of Prudential Real Estate Investors, a division of Prudential Financial.

He was also the chief executive of SG Cowen Securities, a division of a French bank.

Mr. Tarde will report to Mitchell B. Fox, the chief executive of The Golf Digest Companies, a division of Advance Publications.