Sentence examples for corporate execution from inspiring English sources
Business leaders tend to perform poorly in Washington, while political leaders possess precisely those talents — charisma, charm, personal skills — that are of such limited value when it comes to corporate execution.
I wonder about the correlation between Mr. Cheney and Halliburton here, Washington and corporate execution.
Deloitte University Press has published a culture- and engagement report stating that engagement and right corporate culture improve execution, retention, and financial performance.
"In a scenario where a settlement would not be reached, ABB is likely to face attempts to pierce its corporate veil with execution into the group's U.S. and perhaps international assets," the agency said.
These, after all, are corporates that take "execution" of their plans for conquering new markets rather too literally.
Managing the financial subplot too cleverly may hurt synergies, and focusing only on growth will hit the bottom line, but by considering the financial subplot at the same time as the business playscript, executives can bridge the chasm between corporate finance and strategy execution.
However noble in conception and expensive in execution, it is a corporate enterprise, and when corporate enterprise is applied to art, it can wind up with television and Rockettes if constant vigilance is not maintained by the powers that be.
She defended her acquisition of Compaq, only to be ousted amid uneven business execution and a corporate spying scandal.
Equities, by contrast, "are exposed to specific company risks including rising labor costs, rising energy costs, project execution risks, and corporate risks such as poorly advised acquisitive behavior".
It is through her strategic planning, careful execution strategy and corporate responsibility initiatives that truly make an impact.
