Sentence examples for executive in order from inspiring English sources

For example, I.S.S. and Glass, Lewis generally support companies splitting the role of chairman and chief executive in order to create stronger, independent boards, which counterbalance management.

I have had to exit a meeting training a C-suite executive in order to handle a breaking issue for another client.

Thursday's 'no email day' is one of a number of private sector management strategies introduced to the department by Stephen Kelly, the Government's Chief Operating Officer and a former Nasdaq executive, in order to make it more efficient.

Just as some large businesses are moving to separate the position of board chairman from that of chief executive in order to provide for stronger governance, companies might also consider development of a new pay scheme for their financial and legal personnel.

The excerpt was a brutal one: it dealt with what Mr. King characterized as Mr. Geffen's humiliation of the wife of Mo Ostin, a top record executive, in order to deliberately break off his friendship with Mr. Ostin so that he could win favorable terms in a deal that would eventually make him a billionaire.

The CHRE says the NMC must act rapidly to recruit a new Chair and Chief Executive in order to give staff and registrants "the settled leadership they need and deserve'".

Paul J. H. Schoemaker and J. Edward Russo gave questionnaires to more than two thousand executives in order to measure how much they knew about their industries.

The suit involved the distribution by Goldman of shares in new stock offerings to executives in order to win investment banking business.

Attitudes appear to be hardening in Europe, where laws prohibiting payments to foreign officials or executives in order to win business contracts are still relatively new.

Supporters of the petition have made it clear that tightening disclosure requirements is intended to alert not only the market but also incumbent boards and executives in order to help them put defenses in place more quickly.

One night a few months ago, my 7-year-old son — who during the Republican primaries developed a mildly obsessional interest in presidential history — asked me to rank the American chief executives in order of greatness.