Sentence examples for executive learning from inspiring English sources

The week he became dean, Jacobs proposed building an executive learning center on campus.

According to former deputy executive learning officer Jeff Munks, who now serves as a special consultant to the ELO, "All Navy senior leaders need to be well versed in a common set of critical competencies.

To understand the momentum for executive learning among businesspeople in the growing economies, it is useful to think of the explosion of personnel and the need to manage them, said Krishna G. Palepu, senior associate dean for international development at Harvard Business School in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

This paper focuses on an empirical study to build a user-based model for a web executive learning system (ELS) by describing the relationship between the learning preferences and content selection of business executives, and their computer usage, leadership style, and content awareness level.

Only for the executive learning tasks, however, was the evidence for involvement of large cortical gray-matter regions present at the highest penalty levels.

After Mr. Dimon and other senior executive learned more, he sounded a more contrite tone.

With one conference call and one unprintable word, Sallie Mae's chief executive learned a $3 billion lesson.

The board and the audit committee heard about the issue only in mid-March, the report said, when a human resources executive learned about the allegations.

He asks many questions, and he can be tough, as one AOL executive learned when he recommended that the company jettison its failing European divisions.

Time Warner said today that the effort was an error of judgment by local managers and was halted as soon as a regional executive learned of it.

For example, after visiting the school two years ago on behalf of a charitable organization, Stephen Doherty, the Morgan Stanley executive, learned of its desire for an automated library.