Sentence examples for designated ceo from inspiring English sources

Ford Motor Company has a social media strategy that features designated CEO Twittering hours, when consumers can interact with Alan Mulally on the social networking site.

More notably, until being designated CEO last year, Kleinfeld ran Siemens' business in the U.S., where he turned the group's persistent losses into an $810 million profit within a year.

Today its designated CEO, Dan Schulman, announced that it plans to list on Nasdaq and use PYPL as its ticker — the original ticker it used before eBay acquired it in 2002.

There have been reports that Sinofsky was a divisive figure inside Microsoft; Business Insider's Owen Thomas is reporting that one source told him that Sinofsky wanted to be anointed as the designated successor to CEO Steve Ballmer.

"It would be totally unprecedented to rescind a national monument and designated public lands," Patagonia CEO Rose Marcario told The Huffington Post on Tuesday.

In a global engineering organization, the CEO designates C-suite sponsors for the biggest initiatives in the company.

Bio in brief: The Amazon CEO has been designated the "richest person in modern history" by Forbes.

Let them do their thing, reporting to the CEO, or another designated high-level executive, but no one else in the parent company.

He viewed it as "a corporate move: deputy CEO Flower has been designated to use a limited amount of empathy with a talented but troubled employee".

Joseph Perella, Chairman and CEO at Perella Weinberg Partners, the designated Republican, is the one who keeps me on the edge of my seat.

Separate the roles of chair and CEO, or designate a lead or presiding director if the chair and CEO are the same person.