Sentence examples for executive today from inspiring English sources

Morrisons offset disappointment over the imminent departure of its chief executive today by revealing sales "well ahead" of its competitors.

The company also announced a change of group chief executive today.

"He was our chief executive yesterday," Mr. Picker said, "and he's our chief executive today".

Twenty-five yeago ago 86% of its hostel residents were in some form of paid employment, says Charles Fraser, St Mungo's chief executive; today it is just 4%.

Mr. Wallace is to step down as chief executive today and leave the company's board on Friday.

Indeed, the rival energy-trading executive today predicted "a huge culture clash" as the Houston neighbors merge.

G. Richard Wagoner Jr., G.M.'s president, added the title of chief executive today, replacing John F. Smith Jr., who remains chairman.

Its chief executive today is Steven Goldstone -- Mr. Kravis bailed out in 1994 -- who was Mr. Johnson's primary legal adviser during his bid for the company in 1988.

Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. named its president and chief operating officer, Henry A. Schimberg, to the additional post of chief executive today.

These articles also offer a firm and practical grasp of the role of the manager and the executive today--their responsibilities, their relationships, their decisions, and detailed processes that can make their work more effective.

Here's the point: If you're talking about Frank Biondi [the former Viacom president and chief executive] -- today, Frank and I are friends.