Sentence examples for executive advisor from inspiring English sources
CHICAGO WHITE SOX--Named Roland Hemond executive advisor to the general manager.
She worked as a stylist, account executive, advisor and business partner at her husband's advertising agency.
In addition, he served as Chairman of Foote, Cone & Belding Worldwide and, until recently, was executive advisor to David Bell, then Chairman and CEO of Interpublic Group of Companies (IPG).
Naoko was raised in Tokyo and attended Gakushuin elementary school, high school and college and came to this country after marrying Morihiko Goto, managing director and head of international sales at Utendahl Capital Partners, L.P. Her father, Takashi Kobayashi, is an executive advisor of Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Co., which he served formerly as chairman and chief executive officer.
Naoko was raised in Tokyo and attended Gakushuin elementary school, high school and college and came to this country after marrying Morihiko Goto, managing director and head of international sales at Utendahl Capital Partners, I.P. Her father, Takashi Kobayashi, is an executive advisor of Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Co., which he served formerly as chairman and chief executive officer.
Rodoni, who joined as CTO in April, will also be working with the company's new executive advisor Oscar Salazar.
He is one of a select few executive advisors who have been asked to work with over 150 major CEOs and their management teams worldwide.
Mr. Ekblom retired from EAB in 1983 and became an Independent Contractor to A.T. Hudson, a management consulting firm in New Jersey where he spent 10 years as a non-executive advisor.
Richards, a former BBC executive and advisor to Tony Blair, has held the post for eight years and said it was "the right time to move on".
Following the recommendations of Argentina's executive legal advisor, the administration is rather cleverly attempting to arrange for Boudou's travels outside of Argentina to coincide with Kirchner's official foreign visits, which would then place command in the hands of the provisional president of the Argentine Senate, Gerardo Zamora, another faithful Kirchnerist.
