Sentence examples for executive of current from inspiring English sources

Jane Mote, former chief executive of Current TV, is to become programme director.

Mr. Hyatt, who is also the chief executive of Current TV, did not see that coming when we spoke last May.

Joel Hyatt, the chief executive of Current, appeared in a jacket with the network's logo at a vigil for them in San Francisco this month.

Current, which was formerly known (if at all) for an unpredictable, YouTube-style rotation of videos, is undergoing a reformatting by Mark Rosenthal, a former MTV president who was named chief executive of Current last year.

Gore and his co-founder, Joel Hyatt, who is the chief executive of Current, seem to believe that Olbermann's fiery version of nonwimp liberalism will pull the channel into the middle of the conversation by veering to the left of everything.

The chief executive of current holder Londonderry's Culture Company 2013, has spoken of the noticeable impact the prestigious status has already had in less than four months.

— Arthur Shorin, former chief executive of Topps, current partner of Eatwhatever breath freshener "I would like to see a program that browsed through your computer documents — PDF files you've saved of papers or publications, your own documents and notes — and randomly picked up a couple of sentences or phrases and put them up in the corner of your computer screen.

At one point during proceedings at the Millennium Stadium – a squirmingly uncomfortable affair, given the presence of half a dozen Premiership clubs who have made it abundantly clear that they will not participate in any 20th Heineken Cup – the chief executive of the current tournament organisers, Derek McGrath, took a swipe at the malcontents.

Claire O'Donohoe, executive producer of the show and Executive Vice President of Current for RDF Media, took a few minutes to speak with Fabio Periera about creating the show, what reality television does best, and the controversies it can sometimes create.

Jonathan Frank, FX's executive vice-president of current series, added that candidates with no prior TV-directing experience were considered.

Two other executives were given new roles: Margie Cohn will serve in the new role of president of content development, and Paula Kaplan will now serve as executive vice president of current series.