Sentence examples for executive away from from inspiring English sources
Recently they hired a top digital executive away from News Corp., which publishes The Times, to head The Independent's Web efforts.
Morgan Stanley's newly fancified "global wealth management group" — until recently, it was just known as the retail brokerage unit — has hired another executive away from Merrill Lynch.
Just a few weeks after hiring a top leveraged-finance executive away from Citigroup, Morgan Stanley has gone back to poach two more managing directors.
In a sign of the rising export ambitions of the Chinese mobile phone industry, the smartphone maker Xiaomi said Thursday that it had hired a top executive away from Google to lead its international expansion plans, Eric Pfanner reports.
TOKYO — In a sign of the rising export ambitions of the Chinese mobile phone industry, a smartphone maker called Xiaomi said on Thursday that it had hired a top executive away from Google to lead its international expansion plans.
More recently, "say on pay" proposals would have shareholders opine on their boards' compensation decisions, but "say and pay" won't change the fact that luring a top executive away from another company is never easy or cheap.
He has already attracted two senior executives away from Morgan Stanley.
And this past month he tore into Mr. John C. Lewis, of Vitesse Semiconductor Corporation, writing, "One wonders... how you possibly can be trusted to wean Vitesse executives away from sucking on [the company's] own stock options areola".
But now it is also moving many of its top executives away from where colleagues are designing, producing and shipping the company's products — and the possibility of more Caterpillar jobs leaving looms.
Nonexecutive chairmen do not have access to the day-to-day reports needed to have certainty about financial statements, the spokesman said, so the provision would only serve to scare executives away from serving as nonexecutive chairmen.
But President Xi Jinping's anticorruption campaign has scared government officials and state enterprise executives away from the game, seen by many in China as a sport for the well heeled.
