After selling the firm in 1998, he went on to be executive producer of everything from an Anthony Hopkins film to a documentary on Ronald Reagan that led him to be described as the "Leni Riefenstahl of the Tea Party movement".
Paul Miller is co-founder and chief executive of School of Everything and co-founder of Social Innovation Camp - just two of the kind of philanthropic projects that he believes will flourish in the new, tougher economic environment.
I've gone from being a Director in Corporate America, to a C-Level Executive -- Chief of Everything.
In its time, GE and its brutally efficient cadre of executives were symbols of everything Americans most admired about their managerial class.
For years, the company had been a conglomerate, with a number of disparate businesses operating under the Nokia umbrella; in the early nineteen-nineties, anticipating the rise of cell phones, executives got rid of everything but the telecom business.
It is hard to know if Kushner, as an executive, is in charge of everything or of nothing at all.
Gregg Housh, an internet activist associated with the hacking collective Anonymous, told the Guardian that while the executive order is broad, "of everything we've seen so far, this is about the best we could hope for".
The show struck executives as a little of everything (vaudeville, theater, clowning, acrobatics) but neither entrancing nor memorable by the standards of Cirque — whose popular shows include "Ka" (a gravity-defying production, inspired by martial arts performers) and "O" (a water show).
Gerald R. Cahill, the president and chief executive of Carnival Cruise Lines, said that everything possible was being done to improve the conditions on the ship.
"I was dancing in the aisles when I saw it," said Kevin C. Clark, chief executive of Screamingmedia, which aggregates everything from news and entertainment in print, video and audio formats and distributes it.
