Sentence examples for executive steering from inspiring English sources

Cowen has been a member since 1999 of the Technical Advisory Committee on Cornell's Lake Source Cooling, an award-winning district cooling system, and is a member of the executive steering team for Cornell's innovative Earth Source Heat project.

An executive steering committee consisting of nursing leaders and educators from the school of nursing and the clinical institutions was established as the decision-making and planning components, with several collaborative task forces initiated to conduct the work and to accomplish the goals.

"I think what folks are looking for — they're clearly looking for buses to provide regional connectivity — not just for folks who depend on it, but for folks who have discretion for how they get around," said Robert Puentes, president of the nonprofit Eno Center for Transportation, who chairs the executive steering committee for the bus transformation project.

C.J. Fraleigh, a former PepsiCo executive steering Buick's turnaround, says Buick will aim to offer quieter, more powerful vehicles with nicer interiors, more graceful looks and a smoother ride than its competition.

Executive steering committee: Marilia Brito Gomes (chair), Roberta Cobas, Sergio Atala Dib, Carlos Antonio Negrato.

Leadership is provided by an executive steering committee and a global assessment committee that are composed of representatives from each of the four partner institutions.

The executives steering the project – Rob Kaplan, director of product sustainability at Walmart, and Kate Heiny, who leads Target's sustainable work – declined to be interviewed.

They behave, basically, more like boys on a playground than middle-aged executives steering a company through a record-setting quarter.

But the study's overall conduct, design and analysis are coordinated at Duke University through an academic consortium and led by an independent academic executive and steering committee.

Affectiva's C.E.O., David Berman, a former sales executive, was steering the company away from assistive technology and toward market research, which helped attract millions of dollars in venture capital.

But his experience as a spokesman for G.E. shaped his politics and polished his public persona; the film credits Lemuel Boulware, a G.E. executive, with steering Reagan to his pro-business, anti-union, free-market ideology.