Sentence examples for enterprise role from inspiring English sources

Sir Alan Sugar, the businessman and Apprentice star, was offered a peerage and a new enterprise role in government while Glenys Kinnock, the former MEP and wife of former Labour leader Neil Kinnock, was appointed Europe minister.

11.12am: Surallan - aka, Sir Alan Sugar, the businessman who's famous for shouting at half-wits on the Apprentice, is "set to receive a peerage as part of a new enterprise role in the government", according to the Press Association.

The relationship with IT was not sorted out prior to setting up the function, which resulted in relying on traditional IT delivery models that were not compatible with the agility required for data and analytics and in a lack of clarity on the enterprise role of the data function.

Jack Clare: I was hired as the CIO, and it is a somewhat typical enterprise role - global IT for the organization.

"They'd be concerning if they started connecting their inbox to enterprise apps and targeting specific enterprise roles," he said.

Luke, no longer a high potential, went on to have a fairly distinguished career as a technical expert, but not in an enterprise leadership role.

Questions had been raised about whether the plain-speaking entrepreneur's new "enterprise tsar" role and appearing on the next series of The Apprentice could breach the corporation's impartiality rules during a general election campaign.

Young students in particular come at global health in a much different way than the way I was taught in school I was never exposed to private enterprise's role in health and so they really bring a fresh perspective on the ways that private enterprise or free market systems can help or hinder global health and access to health.

When my Republican friend inflated his chest and spoke of the need for free enterprise's role in health care, I asked how he'd feel about "something so important" being run by--say--the guys at GM, or AIG.

They need to reflect profoundly on the meaning of human endeavor and enterprise; the role of accountability and personal responsibility; their philosophy regarding mediocrity, in themselves and others; the dignity of hard work; the bounds of human potential; the very nature of the human spirit and creativity.

How social enterprise leadership roles will change.