The "board chairperson" of the fictional New York Symphony (Bernadette Peters, as slyly winning as ever) is bringing in a young, exciting new Latin American maestro (an intensely focussed Gael García Bernal) while easing the orchestra's eminence grise (Malcolm McDowell, still up for some crazy fun) into a conductor-emeritus position, all at a time of impending financial crisis.
In 2007 the Festival Network LLC, a new business under the leadership of the entrepreneur Chris Shields, bought the assets of Mr. Wein's company, including the trademarks of the Newport Jazz and Folk Festivals, for a figure in the low millions, while giving him a salaried producer-emeritus position within the company.
Tom served on the Board of Directors from 1987 until 2001 when he became the Fund's first Trustee Emeritus, a position he held until his death.
He retired in 1999, becoming president emeritus, a position that allowed him to continue to advise the group about welfare issues.
Retiring from his post at Brigham in 1976, Dr. Moore continued on the faculty of Harvard Medical School as a professor of surgery until 1981 and then as the Mosely professor emeritus, a position he retained until his death.
Returning to UCLA in 1965, he became professor emeritus, a position he held until his death in 1981.
In 2007, after I.C.M.'s new owners tried to shift him into an emeritus-type position, Mr. Limato sued to be released from his contract.
The agency tried in recent months to move Mr. Limato away from daily management and into an emeritus-type position, something that would have stripped him of certain perks, like multiple assistants, but would have allowed him to keep direct involvement with his clients.
