Sentence examples for dear chairman from inspiring English sources
"Dear Chairman" amply documents how much trouble shareholders can create when they become unhappy with the direction of a company they own.
"I warned her: 'If you go against our dear Chairman Mao I will smash your dog head,'" Zhang said, at times reading from his father's testimony.
The letters in "Dear Chairman" are in one sense structurally identical: they are written by investors in public companies, sometimes addressed to the management of those companies and sometimes to other investors, telling them what to do.
In an engaging and informative book, "Dear Chairman: Boardroom Battles and the Rise of Shareholder Activism" (HarperBusiness), Jeff Gramm argues that this letter marked an important turning point in the history of modern capitalism.
Speaking of corporate boardrooms, an excellent read is "Dear Chairman: Boardroom Battles and the Rise of Shareholder Activism," by Jeff Gramm, owner and manager of the Bandera Partners hedge fund and an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School.
It might seem as if these letters were the opposite of those in "Dear Chairman," because it's a case of a manager writing to owners, not the other way around.
Second, President Bush recently sent a personal "Dear Mr. Chairman" letter to Kim Jong-ileaderder of a state that was a founding member of Bush's "axis of evil".
Cornell University mourns the passing of Gogo Kiplinger, an enthusiastic "honorary Cornellian" in her own right and the beloved wife of our dear friend, Chairman Emeritus Austin H. Kiplinger, Class of 1939.
Dear Mr. Chairman and Commissioners: We have learned through recent media accounts that the Commission's proposed service rules seek to impose an "open access" requirement on 22 MHz of the Upper 700 MHz band spectrum.
"Dear Chairman Pitt," Webster began credibly, choosing not to mirror Pitt's more fawning appellation ("My Dearest President") that the chairman had employed in his resignation a week earlier.
