The term "executive planning" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the process of planning and creating strategies in order to reach certain goals and objectives. For example: "The executive team huddled together to come up with a plan for the company's executive planning."
Magnus Fitchett is vice president and executive planning director at SapientNitro To get weekly news analysis, job alerts and event notifications direct to your inbox, sign up free for Media & Tech Network membership.
Also, Jana O'Brien, executive vice president and executive planning director for clients like Coca-Cola and Pillsbury at Leo Burnett USA, Chicago, part of B Com3, was named executive director for strategic research and insights at G.M. Planworks.
As suggested by behavior during World War II, "there is another side of this new sense of community and longing for security," wrote two executives at the London office of the Grey Worldwide division of Grey Global, Clare Rossi, executive planning director, and Peter Jones, group managing director.
"The economy has had a positive effect because it forces us to focus on our real charge, the effect of communication in the market place," said David Hackworthy, executive planning director at the New York office of TBWA/Chiat/Day, an agency that has long specialized in account planning.
But a 55-year-old midlevel worker five years from retirement should probably invest more conservatively than a 55-year-old executive planning on working 15 more years.
Executive planning, the ability to direct and sustain attention, language and several types of memory may be compromised by conditions such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, cancer, autism, cerebral palsy and Alzheimer's disease.
Barclays' chief executive plans to pay his employees based in part on whether they are good citizens.
Eric Schmidt, the chief executive, plans to sell 5percentt of his shares, which could be worth $100 million.
Thomas S. Gulotta, the county executive, plans to sign the measure once the final draft reaches his desk, an aide said.
Jeffrey Katzenberg, the studio's chief executive, plans to outline his TV strategy in a conference call on Tuesday with analysts and reporters.
In the midst of this storm, Lloyd C. Blankfein, Goldman's chairman and chief executive, plans to sound a conciliatory note on Tuesday.
