To be the core leader and the chief executive licenses him to play an almost imperial role in shaping the fate of the nation.
Stephen Budd, an American apparel executive, licensed the Fiorucci brand four years ago, inspired by the return of 70's and 80's looks, and tried to sell the clothes in department stores, including Bloomingdale's.
Gary J. McDonald is a non-profit executive, Licensed Professional Counselor, and the author of Everything You Need To Know To Get To Heaven; Decoding the Bible -- The Secret Behind 2012, now available on Amazon.
The company and two venture capital firms agreed this month to hire a former Microsoft executive to license the MySpace.com brand and technology in China in an attempt to capture some of the business in the world's fastest-growing Internet market.
S. Gregg Renfrew, the 31-year-old chief executive, originally licensed the idea from London's Wedding List Co., an 11-year-old high-end boutique past registrees include Helen Windsor, cousin of Prince Charles.
After Rambus, I joined Intellectual Ventures (IV), the world's largest patent-licensing company, as a Licensing Executive, where I was again on the front line of more than eight patent-licensing engagements.
When the chief executive lost his license after an accident, hospital security guards chauffeured him and his wife around the clock in a Cadillac Escalade or a Lincoln Town Car.
The disclosure of his past, in news accounts after his arrest, outraged school officials in Clark and prompted them to draft new, tougher questions for checking references, said Lina Gutierrez, the school district's executive director of license personnel.
In one recent WSJ article, a top Goldman executive valued a license for their risk measurement system at well over $1 billion, and possibly even up to $5 billion.
Mr. Malka was known as an adept licensing executive, and Hilco had wanted to exploit Halston's licensing opportunities.
