Sentence examples for driven executives from inspiring English sources

Ashley Good is the Founder of the 90 Day Achievement Detox and an Elite Life and Leadership Coach for Fearless & Driven Executives.

But smart, driven executives often fail, especially if they have as many enemies as Hamilton did.

Many driven executives struggle to accept that flaws and mistakes are part of being human.

Given these failures, perhaps it is time to ask whether critics' actions have actually driven executive pay higher.

We believe that a starting point for greater success is shedding the blueprint model that has implicitly driven executive behavior in the management of major efforts.

The complex multi-year pay deals known as long-term incentive plans or LTIPs, now a feature of most FTSE 100 bosses' remuneration, have driven executive pay up to "unwarranted levels" without delivering the same improvement in company performance, according to a report.

Sweden has one of the lowest rates of corporation tax 28%—but it suffers from a brain drain because its high income-tax rates tend to drive executives abroad.

Trying to change the entitlement mind-set that drives executive pay practices is a worthy goal, of course.

That move, he said, contributed to the practice in later years of very generous grants of stock options, which helped drive executive pay to new heights.

Many have been hopeful that the disclosure will, over time, close the gap between median employee and CEO pay, but we do not believe boards or management teams should be relying on pay ratio data to drive executive compensation or employee pay decisions.

I am not convinced that the headline conclusion of the High Pay Centre's report released on Monday – which suggests that remuneration committees were a closed shop in which 46% of the members are current or former lead executives of large companies – is what drives executive compensation upwards.