Sentence examples for executive in each from inspiring English sources
He wants at least one female executive in each Japanese company and is even offering tax incentives.
But beyond attractive surface similarities, serious differences emerged soon after the merger was announced, according to executives in each company.
He said both firms placed executives in each other's offices so they could learn each other's culture and ways of doing business.
The scandal provided the necessary sense of urgency in the company's ranks, and the new CEO set out to reorganize the top three levels of management, replacing between 40% and 80% of executives in each.
And while the political leaders get much of the attention, it's the chief executives in each of the 10 councils who are now frantically trying to pull together a vast array of resources and people.
A new study, prepared for Harvard Business Review by Peter Cappelli of Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania and Monika Hamori and Rocío Bonet of IE Business School in Madrid, worked backwards: the authors took the ten highest-ranking executives in each of the firms listed on the Fortune 100 in 2011 and compared them with their peers from the same lists in 1980 and in 2001.
We've recruited regional advisory boards and built relationships with leading firms and executives in each country who help us better understand macroeconomic drivers in each location.
Far from applying a unified blueprint, executive offices in each country operate their own institutions with separate funding mechanisms.
In assessing Mr. Cheney's record at Halliburton, it is difficult to say -- as it would be with any large corporation -- what specific role the chief executive played in each initiative during his tenure.
Despite the magnitude of the irregular migration issue in the southern Mediterranean region being fifteen times the size of the Australian challenge in the period 2006 2013 (Parliament of Australia, 2015; UNCHR, 2015), the executive responses in each country highlight parallel approaches.
