Sentence examples for executive of third from inspiring English sources

Marc A. Stefanski, chairman and chief executive of Third Federal, told me, "There was a good feeling that, hey, this neighborhood's coming back".

In a letter to Yahoo's board, Mr. Loeb, the chief executive of Third Point, also demanded two board seats and criticized the board's "inability — or perhaps unwillingness — to properly solicit true strategic alternative bids" for the company.

12 30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 11: Midtown Manhattan With the market lurching both up and down, David Barse, the chief executive of Third Avenue, asked about conversations that one of his investment groups, called the credit and distressed team, had been having with clients concerned enough to call and check in.

They have been in touch with Jason Goodman, the chief executive of Third Ward, the co-working space that is building a 30,000 square-foot commercial kitchen and incubator in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, and Dan Biederman, the developer behind the Bryant Park revival.

"For Wal-Mart, there has been frustration brewing for a long time about the obstacles to doing business in India and the changing configurations of what it could do and what it couldn't do," said Devangshu Dutta, chief executive of Third Eyesight, a retail consulting firm based in Bangalore.

In 1985 he became chairman and chief executive of Twentieth Century-Fox and later, under new owner Rupert Murdoch, was given the job of creating a fourth television network.

Jack Kopnisky, the chief executive of First Marblehead, a provider of services for companies offering private student loans, likens the business to credit cards.

"You can't really do that with a car anymore," said Watts Wacker, the chief executive of FirstMatter, a marketing consultancy.

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D. Bryan Jordan, the chief executive of First Horizon, a big lender based in Tennessee, said the likelihood that his bank would participate was somewhat low.

"It's important that these costs and prices do come down," said Mike Ahearn, the chief executive of First Solar, a panel maker based in Tempe, Ariz.