Last year we named seven bosses we said had reason to worry about their jobs in the face of flagging stock prices and renewed scrutiny by boards of directors down on fat pay packages.
The royal flush that Bruce Flory, the tournament director, laid down on Wednesday was worth waiting out the weather to see.
Mr. Dromgoole, the Globe's artistic director, comes down on neither side, and thus neither panders to nor flouts the our-team jingoism that inevitably fills the air during a homeland summer Olympics.
Weir takes us into the production suite, high in the dome, where Christof and his directors look down on their subject, flicking between thousands of cameras concealed everywhere - in buttons, flowers, and even (in one superlative shot) behind the digital instrumentation on the dashboard of Truman 's car.
Jon Carson, the organization's first and only executive director, will step down on Dec. 1 to be replaced by Sara El-Amine, the organization's national grassroots organizing director.
For Everybody Wants Some!!, Linklater's "spiritual sequel" to Dazed and Confused, the director has doubled down on that philosophy.
Min walked next door to the office of Elizabeth Betts, her creative director, and settled down on a couch, tucking her legs underneath her.
There's one of those nice McLarens you helped develop just ahead of you Technical director Willy Rampf stepped down on the eve of the season, his role being taken by the former Force India tech supremo James Key.
and the Food and Drug Administration in their declining of interview requests, director Randall Moore doubles down on the already ex parte narrative with heavy-handed editorializing.
Maybe the board of directors could crack down on these payments?
Bradford Bulls have announced that the directors who stood down on Christmas Eve have agreed to lead the club again to help resolve its future.
