Sentence examples for executive of public from inspiring English sources

At 32, he was chief executive of public company after a stock offering.

She was previously a principal in New York City for two decades, the chief executive of public schools in Cleveland and academic auditor for Detroit's struggling public school system.

James Day, a former president of Channel 13 in New York, an early executive of public television station KQED in San Francisco and an on-air interviewer for many years, died last Thursday in Manhattan.

Among the lobbyists – some of whom have represented clients as diverse as the wife of the Syrian president Asma al-Assad, the Philip Morris tobacco company and Yukos oil – was James Henderson, chief executive of public affairs firm Bell Pottinger, which represents fracking company Cuadrilla among others.

But, given the huge workforce of women at every other level in the publishing industry, why aren't they being replaced by women?" asked Kean, quoting Dotti Irving, chief executive of public relations firm Four Colman Getty: "I don't see the next generation of women coming through.

For people to trust banks again, they need to do a better job of explaining what they contribute, said Mark Penn, chief executive of public relations firm Burson-Marsteller.

Catherine Howe is chief executive of Public-i.

Indeed, executives of public company often do not make the election.

It would give shareholders a nonbinding "say on pay" regarding the compensation of executives of public corporations.

In deciding how to pay the top executives of public companies, far more than money is at stake.

Mr. Gabelli belongs on a short list of chief executives of public companies who have earned more than $750 million in total compensation.