Sentence examples for executive developed from inspiring English sources

Elliot Cohen, a founder of CityMaps and its chief executive, developed the concept several years ago while working in the development group at Vornado Realty Trust, one of the largest owners of commercial real estate in the country.

In the 1990s, Alexander Trotman, then its chief executive, developed a plan called Ford 2000 to standardize some vehicles around the world.

Over the next two years, James J. Dunning Jr., the chief executive, developed dozens of new enthusiast magazines -- niche titles as specific as Blue Corvette Magazine and Red Corvette Magazine -- and attracted advertisers by developing crossplatform advertising.

In the 17th century relations between the courts and the executive developed into a constitutional struggle between the Stuart kings and the judges over the judges' right to decide questions affecting the royal power and even to pronounce an independent judgment in cases in which the king had an interest.

The Scottish Executive developed telecare programmes for 75,000 people across Scotland, including 9,000 people with a diagnosis of dementia [ 17].

"Its executives developed — and successfully executed — a scheme to steal millions of dollars from their clients".

DuPont, an American chemicals company, enthusiastically embraced the idea of decentralisation in the mid-1920s when its senior executives developed a multidivisional structure to cope with its diversification.

BP said it replaced its top executives, developed a new spill response plan, implemented new safety and training protocols, rewrote its internal code of conduct urging employees to "speak up," shared "best practices" with others in the industry, and held itself "accountable for its role in the accident," which the company said in its report to the EPA could not be traced to a "single cause".

And creating a performance can help executives develop basic management skills.

But only programmers working on better delivery systems, and executives developing better pricing models, can save the industry.

Stephen M.R. Covey is currently the CEO and co-founder of CoveyLink Worldwide, a consulting firm that helps executives develop their leadership skills.