Telefónica today replaced Luis Lada, the chairman of its wireless division and architect of its expansion strategy, with Antonio Viana-Baptista, who ran the company's fixed-line phone business.
The big winner in the management realignment was Ann Livermore, president of HPs enterprise division and architect of the companys e-services Internet strategy.
Joel I. Klein, the head of the Justice Department's antitrust division and chief architect of the government's case against the Microsoft Corporation, announced today that he would be stepping down at the end of next week.
"We hope Kangaroo will provide us with an additional must-visit destination for longer-form content," says David Moody, managing director of BBC Worldwide's media division and an architect of the BBC's involvement in Kangaroo.
[C9.] U.S. Antitrust Chief to Step Down Joel I. Klein, the head of the Justice Department's antitrust division and chief architect of the government's case against Microsoft, announced that he would step down.
When the report was issued, Thomas Barnett, then the head of the antitrust division and the architect of the guidelines, said that they were meant to articulate "clear standards" for determining whether certain types of conduct by large companies would harm competition.
Pass all divisions of the Architect Registration Examination (ARE).
Sources: Division of the State Architect, internal Los Angeles Community College District records.
Along with its initial 160 listings, his new real estate agency, First Hampton International Realty, on Main Street in Westhampton Beach, has 16 brokers and sales associates, and plans its own in-house art and media department, a design/build division with draftsmen and architects, in-house financing, title and mortgage services and "down-home personalized service".
In 1949, Smithson quickly landed a job as an assistant in the schools division of the London County Council architect's department, which, in the first half of the 20th century, attracted architects from all over the world.
Hughes considers that Sharpe was never in the "first division" of 19th-century church architects; his designs were "basic, workmanlike, and occasionally imaginative, though hardly inspiring".
