Sentence examples for executive of marks from inspiring English sources
Sir Stuart Rose is the former chief executive of Marks & Spencer, where he spearheaded Plan A with the ultimate goal of becoming the world's most sustainable major retailer.
The former chief executive of Marks & Spencer was named as chairman of Britain Stronger in Europe – the group that will lead the campaign to keep the UK in the EU ahead of the referendum on the issue – in October.
The firm was required to hand over the bond while appealing against a ruling that it must pay smokers $10 billion for deceiving them about the danger of the habit.Luc Vandevelde, a former chief executive of Marks & Spencer and now chairman, has agreed to be paid in shares after he makes his role part-time in September.
Gove highlighted a government-commissioned report by Marc Bolland, the former chief executive of Marks & Spencer, which ran through a list of EU employment protections it would like to see withdrawn or changed including pregnant worker proposals, the agency workers directive, the acquired rights directive and the working time directive.
STUART ROSE, the chief executive of Marks & Spencer, is no slouch at spotting new trends.
Stuart Rose, the new chief executive of Marks & Spencer, said the new offer did not "represent value for our shareholders".
Tim Cornelius, the chief executive of Atlantis Resources, said: "Today marks a historic milestone not just for Atlantis and our project partners, but for the entire global tidal power industry.
For Philip Clarke, the chief executive, it marks the end of weeks of speculation about his right-hand man's position.
Jeffrey R. Immelt, the next chief executive of General Electric, made his mark at GE Medical Systems by building up sales of imaging machines, a big-ticket, older technology.
"Nortel must be put on a sound financial footing once and for all," explained Mike Zafirovsky, its chief executive.It marks the end of a breathtaking fall.
Today's resignation by Chief Executive Rod Schrock Rod Schrock marks the end of a bumpy ride for the CMGI -owned outfit.
