Sentence examples for enriching management from inspiring English sources

Many management-led buyouts have been successful enriching management at shareholder expense.

Many management-led buyouts have been successful enriching management at shareholder expense, Steven M. Davidoff writes in the Deal Professor column.

It is appalling that boards of directors, presumably representing shareholders, have approved underhanded ways to enrich management.

But as the recent sale of J. Crew and other management-led buyouts show, the go-shop process looks more like window dressing - a way to subvert a true auction and enrich management.

Short-termism can result in a range of corporate and financial games that may enrich management at the expense of market integrity and efficient investor capital allocation.

This approach, which has reached fad status in some circles (and enriched management consultants who claim to have discovered the EVA secret), amounts to deducting the cost of capital from aftertax net operating profit.

Mr. Lawsky took the view that the state's approval of MBIA's split, and the department's work to protect the insurer's policyholders, was not meant to enrich company management, these people said.

The study contributes to a better understanding of global blended learning initiatives, and offers insights to managers on improving course management, enriching learning content, enhancing teaching quality, and improving students' satisfaction levels.

He demanded: "[They] must stop investing in these mines because the mines are making people suffer while the management enrich themselves..

Local knowledge about land features in relationship to management enriched the local soil typologies.

This paper reports a quasi-experiment for evaluating a rationale enriched collaborative variability management methodology called issue-based variability modeling.