Sentence examples for executive studies from inspiring English sources

He also attended a 13-week executive studies course at the Asia Pacific Center of Security Studies in Hawaii in the late 1990s.

Regina Finn, its chief executive, studied best practice in each area of the business at each company and then sought to impose those efficiency savings on all the operators.

According to the authors of the 2013 Chief Executive Study, women's higher rate of failure is not because they are placed in more challenging roles or set up to fail.

But few senior executives, studies of top companies show, have followed Mr. Apgar's lead.

Arcade Marketing executives studied what the post office's definition of "sample" was.

But when the executives study the numbers, they say they see a trend that they like.

Gerry Gogarty, head of a £30m transformation programme in NHS blood supply, is one of a growing number of public-sector executives studying for an Executive MBA (EMBA).

Executives studied the global practices of multinational corporations like Unilever and IBM, applying what they learned to their own operations.

Louis Crandall, chief economist at Wrightson Associates, said there might have been "a period of corporate distraction" as senior executives studied their financial statements, which could explain the slowdown in July.

Executives studied a variety of online business models including those used by Weight Watchers, which charges $17.95 a month plus a $29.95 initiation fee for weight loss guidance, and Apple's iTunes service, which popularized the micropayment with the 99-cent song download.

Before opening the Iowa plant, Barilla's executives studied Kikkoman, a Japanese maker of soy sauce that set up a plant in Wisconsin nearly 30 years ago.