Sentence examples for executive customers from inspiring English sources

According to Gordon Wilson, Travelport GDS's chief executive, customers can find out carbon emissions data on flights (as well as car, bus and rail routes) so travel plans can be adjusted (for instance, a travel company may design a more carbon-friendly 10-day trip to Egypt for its clients).

Salespeople who say they must check with their managers before cutting a deal will lack credibility with executive customers.

Hopkirk had declared he represented the National Computing Centre on the Microsoft interoperability executive customer council, but he did not tell the Cabinet Office about his direct involvement with Microsoft.

But Ms. Alfonso said the privacy issues were so sensitive that she couldn't take it herself and needed to work through a special executive customer service rep, named Ed.

But many hedge funds that bet on potential corporate takeovers question executives, customers and industry executives to gauge whether a deal might be imminent.

Whatever the motivation, a new generation of technology that helps companies sift through mountains of sales data seems poised to make a difference in the lives of executives, customers and shareholders.

I enjoy being the chief executive, working with other executives, customers and partners, moving to the front line.

Sprint has been troubled by a series of problems in recent years, including the departure of high-level executives, customer discontent and the ill effects of the troubled Nextel merger.

Steven P. Jobs, Apple's chief executive, gives customers as much choice with the iPad: gray aluminum, take it or leave it.

Fernando Conte, Iberia chairman and chief executive, said: "Customers will benefit the most from this relationship as they will have better connections to more destinations around the world.

Terry Duddy, Home Retail's chief executive, said: "Customers are looking for strong availability instore for must-have gifts, particularly tablets and video games.