Sentence examples for executives and educators from inspiring English sources

Sweeping proposals like the accreditation idea have seemed to turn the commission's deliberations into a tug-of-war between corporate executives and educators over how to solve problems in the nation's higher education system.

(A group of community leaders -- business people, a college president, foundation executives and educators -- had a breakfast with me before the session to educate me about the nature of the arts community and its issues).

I would say both, although the area we need to focus on as sustainability executives and educators is how to cultivate these world views in the minds of executives and business students.

"If I try one quick fix and it doesn't work, I may be more likely to try the next quick fix," says Lisa Lahey, the co-founder of Minds at Work, a consulting firm in Cambridge, Mass., which coaches executives and educators in sustained behavior change.

Security Executive and Educator.

There are four other choices: Vince Morgan, a community banker and former Rangel aide; Jonathan Tasini, a perennial liberal candidate; Ruben Vargas, another campaign regular; and Joyce Johnson, a former chief executive and educator.

California Savings & Loan executive and educator.

So, for instance, VIHA is developing a human resource planning document at the senior executive level and educators have been invited to take part in the process of the development of that plan.

Last week, to win support and allies, Dr. Goldstein presented the strategy -- which he calls "creating a flagship environment" -- to more than 200 business executives, civic leaders and educators at meetings held by the New York University School of Education and by the Center for Educational Innovation-Public EduCenter for Educational Innovation-Public

Starting with executives and artists and educators from the county of Multnomah -- and of course the City of Portland -- the effort to create a regional alliance of art and culture, educational and economic development institutions in the northwest exploded almost magically in about 1995.

Many of the business and nonprofit executives, educators and community advocates who responded to the survey also said that the city should spend more money on teacher training and salaries.