Sentence examples for executive participated in from inspiring English sources

For instance, Robert Allen, a dairy executive, participated in a joint venture in the Northeast and made $21.7 million profit on a $1 million investment.

Part of what also gave Wall Street heart was that Larry Page, Google's co-founder and new chief executive, participated in the conference call with analysts, and made lengthy remarks about his vision for the company's future for the first time since he took over in April.

(Several bank executives participated in an office pool over how long it would run).

On Monday, several of Microsoft's top executives participated in a full day of briefings for a small group of journalists on the company's Redmond, Wash., campus.

The indictment said that six Tyson employees, including two executives, participated in the actions and that the company engaged in the practices to cut costs, meet production goals and to maximize profits.

The government said at least two Tyson executives participated in the scheme and that the company engaged in the practices to cut costs, to meet production goals and to maximize profits.

But corporate executives rarely face criminal charges in such actions, even though they can be held liable under federal law for regulatory violations that occur on their watch — whether or not prosecutors can prove the executives participated in the wrongdoing or even knew about it.

During Ms. Eisenberg's cross-examination, a lawyer for Mr. Gupta showed the jury a travel itinerary for an overnight trip to the Borgata hotel and casino in Atlantic City for an annual celebration of an exclusive, high-end fantasy football league that Mr. Rajaratnam and several Goldman executives participated in.

In 1995, company executives participated in the discussions at the U.S. Treasury and advised federal government on the development of inflation-indexed bonds.

And many executives participate in fund-raisers for certain politicians, even working as "bundlers" to raise money for a candidate.

The executives participating in the conference spoke repeatedly of the new challenges they faced, from closer scrutiny by regulators to increased skepticism from investors.