Sentence examples for executive reports from inspiring English sources

Gerald M. Levin, the company's chief executive, reports to the board, not to Stephen M. Case, the chairman.

An eighteenth floor executive reports that a finely feathered, orange eyed pigeon alighted on his window sill the other day and returned his gaze for several unflinching minutes.

"The way the chief executive reports to the board is different because the executive directors are there," argues Sir Adrian Cadbury.Behind many of these changes is an awkward question.

The Sports Direct founder and chief executive, reports Wright, initially claimed an MP had planted the recording camera among the sandwiches during the committee's now-famous tour of the Shirebrook warehouse on Monday.

By Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, June 10 , 1967P. 33 An eighteenth floor executive reports that a finely feathered, orange eyed pigeon alighted on his window sill the other day and returned his gaze for several unflinching minutes.

Brian Barwick, the FA's new chief executive, reports for duty at Soho Square tomorrow and, quite apart from meetings with Sven-Göran Eriksson, blue-sky thinking and mission statements about re-establishing the credibility and authority of the organisation, he will find just the odd pressing matter in his in-tray.

Outside of Google, Alphabet's subsidiaries will each have their own chief executive, reporting to Page.

A studio executive reported that he had one major emotional scene in Part 2 left to shoot.

But two weeks ago, Mr. Rich and Bradley Keeling, the other co-chief executive, reported that the company was desperately short of cash.

One senior executive reported last night that Viacom had been in talks to acquire BET for about a month.

"Probably not a flight risk, but still worth investigating," Elon Musk, SpaceX's chief executive, reported on Twitter.