Sentence examples for executive of ground from inspiring English sources

Her father is the president and chief executive of Ground Breakers, a construction company in Clarksburg, and is on the board of the West Virginia United Health System.

Mr. Brookmyer, the chief executive of Bare Ground, said the product is largely magnesium chloride but also has a corn-based component, which enables it to work more effectively in subzero temperatures.

The experts included Patrick Huelman, coordinator of the Cold Climate Housing program at the University of Minnesota; Ed Brookmyer, chief executive of Bare Ground, a manufacturer and distributor of snow removal products; Tim Sellew, chief operating officer of Gro-Well, a seasonal products manufacturer; and Ken Garelick, chief executive of Garelick Manufacturing, in St .Paul Park, Minn.

The letter from Daniel J. Sullivan, chief executive of FedEx Ground (Readers Say, Oct. 3, p. 22) tells only half the story when he says that FedEx drivers can buy and sell routes and equipment.

George David, the chief executive of United Technologies, stood his ground last December when analysts criticised his "conservative" target for the group's earnings in 2002.

The report, chaired by one of BAA's non-executive directors, transport specialist Professor David Begg, said there was significant room for improvement across the Heathrow operation - from executive decision-making to the responsibilities of ground staff.

On Dec. 18, they will be put to the test, as Bruce C. Ratner, chief executive of Forest City Ratner, breaks ground for the world's tallest prefabricated, or modular, building, a 32-story residential tower at Flatbush Avenue and Dean Street.

An official involved in the redevelopment of ground zero said that Global executives also regularly contact officials at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, including the executive director, Christopher O.

Although there was some anger on the ground, Anthony Browne, chief executive of the British Bankers Association, said of the levy increase: "The banks are committed to meeting all of their tax obligations.

He may be the chief executive of Denver's largest marijuana dispensary, ground zero for America's fastest growing industry, but Andy Williams struggles with a lot of financial hurdles.

Besides sympathetic political appointments, though, what does the technology industry want from Washington? "Education is the issue that resonates, whatever party they're from," said Rich White, a former congressman who recently became chief executive of TechNet, a nonpartisan political meeting ground for Silicon Valley executives.