Sentence examples for executives and managing from inspiring English sources

Bob Wolf and Dan Pearlman, who had been managing partners at AAR/Bob Wolf Partners, are chief executives and managing partners at Wolf Partners/TPG.

* Christopher P. Barr and Kathryn A. Benedett, principals at BBG, Westport, Conn., were named co-chief executives and managing partners at the Wilton, Conn., office of Marketing Drive Worldwide, which BBG was merged into earlier this year.

He has received backing from conservative landowners and executives, and managed to wrest support from Cuauhtemoc Cardenas, the three-time leftist candidate who is running a distant third in the July 2 presidential race.

The prosecutor also uncovered an estimated $4.6 billion Mr. Lee had kept hidden in stock and bank accounts opened in the names of Samsung executives and managed by his closest aides.

The chief executive and managing director of SBS, Michael Ebeid, said the broadcaster was thrilled that Australia had been invited back.

Richard Dare stepped down last year as the orchestra's chief executive and managing director to become president and chief executive of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra.

"No one should be in any doubt that we are operating in very challenging times," said Fairfax's chief executive and managing director, Greg Hywood.

Luciano Bertinelli, chief executive and managing director of Salvatore Ferragamo Parfums, said his company also relied on its Chinese partner to distribute its products.

Mr. Dare, the chief executive and managing director of the Brooklyn Philharmonic, will become president and chief executive of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra in January, the symphony is expected to announce on Tuesday.

John Brogden, chief executive and managing director of the institute, said it had a target of 30% of ASX 200 seats to be held by women by the end of 2018 and the report was "encouraging progress".

My title was chief executive and managing director of the Development Bank of Southern Africa, but my job was to transform an apartheid institution into one that benefited the whole country.