Sentence examples for executive of care from inspiring English sources
Martin Green, the chief executive of Care England, which represents care home providers, said hundreds of providers were on the brink of financial ruin.
Martin Green, chief executive of Care England, which represents care home providers, told the Times: "The whole thing could topple over at any moment and those who are poor and vulnerable will suffer most".
Martin Green, the chief executive of Care England, which represents the main care home chains, said: "The care sector is in crisis, with a crippling shortage of nurses leading to the closure of nursing homes just as demand starts to soar".
The biggest challenge to overcome is societal perception, says Martin Green, chief executive of Care England, which represents independent care providers.
Martin Green, chief executive of Care England, an umbrella group for care providers, advocated a civil service style, fast-track scheme for new entrants.
Martin Green, the chief executive of Care England, which represents the bigger care providers, told the committee: "They are the same people who would have been in hospital 15 years ago, surrounded by doctors, nurses, physios, occupational therapists and a range of other medical professions, and yet care homes are now being required to look after them with these very low levels of resources".
He is the chairman and chief executive of Alternate Care, a home health care company in Garden City Park, N.Y.
Lord Anderson of Swansea sponsored a pass for Lyndon Bowring, executive chairman of Care, the evangelical Christian group.
BOBBY WATTS New York, Dec. 7, 2012 The writer is executive director of Care for the Homeless and board president of the National Health Care for the Homeless Council.
"Events like this give adults and children an opportunity to see that -shape, size and color - we are all the same," said Dr. Philip Johnston, executive director of CARE, the main sponsor of the event.
Terry Prendergast is the chief executive of Marriage Care.
