Sentence examples for executive professor from inspiring English sources

The University of Worcester's vice-chancellor and chief executive, Professor David Green, where Joel Richards was a student, paid tribute to him.

The University of Worcester's vice chancellor and chief executive, Professor David Green, said Mr Richards was a "highly intelligent, talented young man and an all-round outstanding person with a truly bright future ahead".

Mr. Watson was briefly employed for four months as an executive professor at Texas A.& M. before resigning on April 30, Pam Wiley, a spokeswoman for the business school, said in an e-mail message.

Its chief executive, Professor Ian Olver, said price control through tax was by far the most effective public health measure to bring down smoking rates, particularly among young people and people on lower incomes.

"Pre-announcements can build up hype, but if the ad isn't seen as dynamic, innovative or exciting, I don't think the sneak peeks work," said George R. Cook, executive professor of marketing and psychology at the Simon Graduate School of Business at the University of Rochester.

Her father retired as the chairman and chief executive of the Custodial Trust Company in Princeton, a commercial banking subsidiary of Bear , Stearns the New York investment bank; he is now an executive professor of finance at Drexel University in Philadelphia.

In another letter, he demanded an EGM to get rid of another non-executive, Professor Rigas Doganis, a former boss of Olympic Airways who has been on the board since 2005.

So for network executives, Professor Godes says, the advice is to "measure word of mouth, measure the dispersion of word of mouth, and do it soon".

They were doctors, lawyers, business executives, professors and at least one wastrel who became a newspaperman.

The FTC began examining the impact of the internet on journalism in May 2009, hosting discussions with publishing executives, professors and internet companies.

One problem for the business reader is that too many of the authors aren't gifted writers; they are chief executives, professors and experts in their field, and the lack of professional craftsmanship shows.