Sentence examples for executive suffers from inspiring English sources
Every bank chief executive suffers from similar headwinds, but Dimon is also facing a shareholder vote next month at JPMorgan's annual meeting that could push the board to strip him of his chairman's role.
Sanjay Kumar, Computer Associates' chief executive, suffered his own version of pain.
Neither Mr. Ailes nor any other Fox News executive suffered any consequences before Ms. Carlson's lawsuit and the subsequent investigation.
What would a Fortune 100 company say publicly if a top executive suffered from a heart condition like that of the vice president, and what should be disclosed?
WPP's chief executive suffered the ignominy of a refusal by nearly half his shareholders to support his three-year contract.Financial engineeringAlstom admitted accounting "improprieties" at an American subsidiary, which will force it to take a charge of euro51m ($59m).
Senior executives suffer from a high rate of attrition: 40% leave their job within 18 months.
For Mr. Kilar, who declined to be interviewed for this article, those skirmishes showed how some television executives suffered from a sort of technology anxiety.
His 2001 compensation provided a large increase from the 2000 level, while most Wall Street executives suffered pay cuts as the stock market sank.
(AP) OLYMPICS Judge Excludes Evidence in Bribery Case The federal government's bribery case against two Salt Lake City Olympic bid executives suffered a setback yesterday when a judge threw out what prosecutors considered their strongest piece of evidence.
Here's a fearless forecast: Bonuses of any consequence are likely only at agencies that are privately held, or at publicly held agencies whose top executives suffer from Enron envy.
The publicity helped Fujifilm's far cheaper film invade Kodak's home market.Another reason why Kodak was slow to change was that its executives "suffered from a mentality of perfect products, rather than the high-tech mindset of make it, launch it, fix it," says Rosabeth Moss Kanter of Harvard Business School, who has advised the firm.
