Sentence examples for executive host from inspiring English sources

Before I left I met with Gene Kilroy, for 30 years an executive host at the MGM and other casinos, who was for 25 years Muhammad Ali's business manager; I asked him about the crowd's reaction to the city's cash cow.

Executive host and producer of Sterling Spin Radio Show.

"Then she was just gone one day," John Weinreich, an executive host at the casino, told the Times.

Aug 2012: Kirsten Nematandani, South Africa FA president and Fifa Fair Play and Social Responsibility executive, hosts a two-day Interpol "Integrity in Sport" workshop - attacking match-fixing as "a cancer that robs the game of its innocence.

Analyst Nick Bubb said: The new chief executive hosted an analyst visit to the Currys Megastore in Fulham last night and, although attendance was a little diluted by the Chelsea versus Barcelona game on TV, a good time was had by all and management were on good form, clearly heartened by the fact that they have not been unhappy about Dixons' UK trading since Christmas.

Then, on May 1 , 2012 Herbalife's executives hosted a conference call for analysts and investors, and the calculus abruptly changed.

8 P.M. (ABC) THE 65TH PRIMETIME EMMY AWARDS Neil Patrick Harris (rolling out the red carpet, above, flanked by two television executives) hosts this ceremony honoring the best in television, broadcast live from the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles.

"Romney is in very good shape to win the election," Charles K. Black, an outside adviser to the Republican candidate's campaign told the conference of Wall Street executives, hosted by the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.

Gadhia's recommendations will be presented at a summit of financial services executives, hosted by the economic secretary to the Treasury, Harriett Baldwin, at 11 Downing Street, to discuss what can be done to increase the numbers of women in senior roles in the City.

The half-dozen or so Morgan executives hosting the shareholders' meeting entertained questions from the floor.

A management culture including then VP Bill Shine who covered up for him and other executives, hosts, and reporters.