Wachovia said it ranked fifth in private wealth management in the United States, where its clients are typically executives, doctors and lawyers.
The doctors also received particular attention from senior Tenet executives, particularly Thomas Mackey and Neil Sorrentino, according to former Redding executives, doctors and documents obtained by investigators.
Now, after losing re-election last year despite hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign donations from grateful hospital executives, doctors and other industry officials, he has moved on to Plan B: promoting their cause as a lobbyist.
Members of the Medicare commission include hospital and insurance executives, doctors, employers, an officer of AARP and an employee of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.
These experts include C-level executives, doctors, scientists, educators, journalists, and anyone else who has fostered a certain level of expertise in various verticals.
The survey included 416 people -- mostly chief executives, doctors, lawyers, venture capitalists, engineers, technology experts and investment bankers.
Chief executives, inventors, doctors and investors jockey for admission to the more intimate, nine-day courses called executive programs.
The Sports Club/LA, Los Angeles CLIENTELE Entertainment executives, celebrities, doctors and lawyers.
He has also set up an advisory group of fellow chief executives, senior doctors and hospital managers.
[C1.] A Congressional investigation of the money that drug companies pay out as supposed educational grants has found that the payments are growing rapidly and are often steered by marketing executives to doctors and groups who push unapproved uses of drugs.
The film, shot in black and white, features a woman at a drug-fuelled party overlooking the bright lights of the Eiffel tower, as she identifies oil executives, spin doctors and government advisers in dark corners using a facial recognition camera.
