Sentence examples for executive chatting from inspiring English sources

It costs him an effort, he has told me, to listen in respectful silence while a senior executive, chatting before the opening of a sales conference, holds forth approvingly on our intervention in Asia.

To an untrained eye, Ms. Parks might have seemed yet another youthful music executive chatting over Moët.

A public relations executive chatted up another fellow's girlfriend on the question of where she "technically lived".

In a wide-ranging conversation with New Yorker writer Ken Auletta on Wednesday, the Google Chief Executive chatted about advertising, YouTube, the pace of change in technology and those pesky allegations that the Internet giant is trying to thwart a deal between Yahoo! and Microsoft.

The suits in the conference rooms are black and the executives chatting in the corridors are black.

The unlikely spectacle of technology executives chatting up celebrities talk-show-style originated as part of Google's effort to create a quasi-collegiate atmosphere on its campus.

True, on any given weekday, you may spot a handful of business executives chatting on cell phones as they exit Morgan Stanley or Merrill Lynch, but what you mainly notice -- once you get past Jackson's dreary outskirts -- is that the downtown area looks like an actual, bona fide city, with sidewalks, cafes, and all kinds of architectural gems.

Offering executive chats, books and exclusive access to FORBES publisher Rich Karlgaard's Idea Exchange.

And across town in a swanky restaurant a top media executive is chatting away chummily to the prime minister's spokesman.

Just before taking office, David Cameron would invoke The Spirit Level, and – more recently still – earnest executives have chatted about Thomas Piketty's Capital in the 21st Century at Davos.

Executives can chat with their coach anytime on their desktop or mobile device, and through familiar collaborative social apps.