Sentence examples for executive of data from inspiring English sources

Her mother is the founder and chief executive of Data for Decisions, a consulting firm specializing in labor and employment law-related economics, in Weston.

"The problem is that shop assistants aren't yet explaining what the nature of the email request is," says Renate Samson, chief executive of data guardian Big Brother Watch and member of the government's privacy and consumer advisory group.

Soon, an attendant brought sandwiches and nonalcoholic drinks to passengers, "much like a flight attendant would on an airline," said Kevin S. Kennefick, chief executive of Data Intensity, a database business in Waltham, Mass., and a recent LimoLiner customer.

Mike Weston, the chief executive of data science consultancy Profusion, said that: "The EU's vote opens the door to an end to net neutrality in Europe that could severely damage tech companies and consumers.

Sohaib Abbasi, chief executive of data integration firm Informatica, has led his company through quarter after quarter of growth during the downturn, even as other IT firms were struggling to match the year before.

Mayank Bawa is founder and chief executive of Aster Data, a data management and analytics company.

"That's robbing Peter to pay Paul," said Jamie Drummond, executive director of DATA, a nonprofit organization created by the Irish rock star Bono to help Africa.

I attended the meeting and heard him tell Jamie Drummond, the executive director of DATA: "I just don't feel it's right for me to meet the first lady.

"With Secretary Snow's very welcome statement," said Jamie Drummond, executive director of DATA, a private group promoting debt relief and more open trade for Africa and other developing nations, "the U.S. publicly joins the historic international and bipartisan consensus bearing down on the goal of canceling all the debts the poorest countries owe the I.M.F. and World Bank".

"It's not like every fan has lost their job," says Jon Greenberg, executive editor of data compiler Team Marketing Research.

With a shrug of the shoulders and a facial expression that says, "Okay, so I was naive," Lynn Blodgett, 53, chief executive officer of data processing company ACS (sales $5.8 billion), recalls his first attempt to photograph the homeless.