Sentence examples for executive turning from inspiring English sources

The Paris event was matched by a similar one in Beijing, with Elisabeth Ponsolle des Portes, the Comité's chief executive, turning on the site with the help of Wang Yan, the founder of Sina, China's largest Internet portal.

The chief architect is William H. Gates, who in January stepped down as chief executive, turning his attention toward a loosely articulated vision of a future in which the company's business moves away from the personal computer and onto the Internet.

Almost weekly, news breaks of a big-shot chief executive turning away from corporate America to take a flier on an Internet company.

Victor Adebowale, chief executive, Turning Point, a social care provider.

Lord Adebowale Chief executive, Turning Point Social enterprise chief, a champion for those affected by poverty, drugs and mental illness.

Career 1983: estate manager, Newham council; 1985-88: Patchousingousing association; 1988-90: regional director, Ujima housing association; 1990-95: director, Alcohol Recovery Project; 1995-2001: chiexecutiveive, Centrepoint; 2001: chief executive, Turning Point.

Ramanathan, the former Citibank executive, turned to microfinance.

His handpicked chief executive turned out to be a disaster.

The link was Rodney Adler, an insurance executive turned venture capitalist.

Clearly a "father's expectations" guy, Mr. Romney idolized his father, George, an auto executive turned politician.

Police had also received letters from senator Nick Xenophon and former Australian football executive turned whistleblower, Bonita Mersiades, the spokesman said.