Sentence examples for executive of publishing from inspiring English sources

Andria Vidler, the former chief executive of EMI Music UK & Ireland, has been appointed chief executive of publishing group Centaur Media.

She was Catherine Howard, distant ancestor of the current keepers Nicholas, 62, a photographer married to Victoria Barnsley, the former chief executive of publishing giant HarperCollins; and Simon, 59, who has devoted much of his life to running the house.

Though she has been a top executive of publishing companies, she has never been an owner.

Rupert Simons, chief executive of Publish What You Fund, says member states must be ambitious if the SDGs are to leave no one behind.

The ensuing trial included testimony from the chief executives of publishing houses, who recounted phone calls, private dinners and e-mails with Apple executives, which the government said were part of a conspiracy.

In 1942, a group of publishing executives created the Council on Books in Wartime.

Eight years later, John Mackey, the chief executive of Whole Foods, published another one, with the even more modest title, Conscious Capitalism: Liberating the Heroic Spirit of Business.

His popular science books were acclaimed and he was also drawn to the executive side of publishing and broadcasting.

"We figured, 'Why should people compromise?"' said Mr. Seaberg, who before founding Evo with Mr. Young was chief executive of Ray Gun Publishing, which publishes the magazine Bikini.

And now that News Corporation has been split into two divisions, publishing and entertainment, Mr. Thomson will make the leap to the business side and become the chief executive of the publishing unit.

Eileen O'Shea, a partner in an accounting firm, her husband, Daniel, chief executive of a publishing company, and their baby sitter, Marie Martin, were there for 5-year-old Danny O'Shea.