Sentence examples for executive assessment from inspiring English sources

He is the author of Senior Executive Assessment: A Key to Responsible Corporate Governance.

Dean Stamoulis leads the executive assessment practice at Russell Reynolds Associates, a global executive search and assessment firm.

The entire top team should go through the executive assessment process first ideally by an outside firm so that you don't single out favorites and start a destructive horse race.

"There needs to be buy in from the full board on the criteria for the future CEO, and access to data on internal candidates through multiple lenses, including formal executive assessments", says Dr.Gary Hayes, a leadership advisor who works with boards on these issues.

The entire apparatus has become a mechanism to drive highly short-term expectations of profit into the boardroom, and into executives' assessments of what investments should be authorised.

NATIONAL An article on Monday about advertising executives' assessments of presidential campaign ads misspelled the surname of the creator of a famous ad, known as "It's Morning Again in America," for President Ronald Reagan's re-election campaign in 1984.

Mr. Ward did not dispute the executive's assessment.

A publicist for Ms. O'Donnell, Cindi Berger, did not dispute the NBC executive's assessment.

This evidence promotes the use of WM and executive function assessments to track behavioral and functional changes to distinguish between normal aging, MCI, and AD.

Corporate America and other sectors that have also dealt with the need to diversify -- long before 2016, I might add -- did not start to really diversify until executives had assessments of diversity become part of their evaluation and compensation discussions.

"The national curriculum sets out a syllabus, all of which can be assessed in a different model," says Ann Puntis, the chief executive of Cambridge Assessment, one of the two exam boards offering the IGCSE.Cambridge Assessment will soon also be offering an alternative to A-levels along the same lines.