Sentence examples for executive layout from inspiring English sources

He initiated a new business model, began to reform key product lines to protect revenue streams and meet market requirements, turned the company into a respectable, if still flawed, hardware company, and retooled its executive layout to prevent it from shredding itself through internecine warfare as it has for so long.

The current model includes just six aisles, a store layout that executives hope is conducive to easy navigation and flow.

The layout usually includes executive offices with windows along the outside walls, with space for clerical and support workers in the interior.

"That really impacts your kitchen layout," said Mitchell E. Sawasy, executive vice president of Rothenberg Sawasy Architects, a Los Angeles firm that has designed restaurants for the Carl's Jr. chain.

In particular, investors will be tuning into an open conference call at 1 p.m. with Brian Moynihan, Bank of America's chief executive, in which he will layout his plans to one of the company's biggest shareholders, Fairholme Funds.

He said: "When work is going on and it's in close proximity to the carriageways we should stick at lower speeds and sometimes it needs to be lower than 50mph, depending on the layout". Jim O'Sullivan, chief executive of Highways England, told The Times that the 60mph limit was "something that we want to introduce to as many roadworks as possible".

Executives can't decide which layout to choose because they had not previously ranked the value of each outcome.

In addition, as one JEMB executive noted, with these kinds of layouts, there is no back of the room.

The organization's executives discussed the dorm's proposed layout, addressed student concerns, and requested additional ideas.

We've seen CEOs and other senior executives get all caught up in the layout of their new offices.

Seeking to reverse the decline, Peter Salsbury, the chief executive, ordered increased spending on advertising, new store layouts and new clothing ranges.