Sentence examples for executives of private from inspiring English sources
Much of the Romneys' income comes from carried interest, an unusual tax provision that allows employees and executives of private equity firms to pay low taxes.
Another advantage is that it would also cover the sometimes huge earnings of hedge fund managers, star athletes, stunning movie stars, venture capitalists and the chief executives of private companies.
Many of the expelled delegates are executives of private businesses or leaders of state-owned companies, rather than career politicians and military officers — who are also well represented on the body.
One draft study of European companies, by Viral Acharya of New York University and Conor Kehoe of McKinsey & Company, found that about two-thirds of chief executives of private equity-owned companies were replaced in the first four years of ownership.
He also recognised the importance of collaboration and knowledge exchange across the charity sector: he was a founder member in 1971 of the Hague Club, an organisation of chief executives of private European charitable foundations, and in 1972 of a group of UK charities, formally constituted in 1987 as the Association of Medical Research Charities, which now has 126 member organisations.
Besides Mr Raja and his associates, police have charged executives of private telecom firms that have Telenor of Norway and Etisalat of the United Arab Emirates as joint venture partners.
His Facebook page describes him as chief executive of Private Military Company, Japan.
One such investor is Bruce S. Sherman, chairman and chief executive of Private Capital Management.
Nick Buckles, the chief executive of private security firm G4S, has described his leadership style as "no excuses, please".
Yukawa, described as the chief executive of "Private Military Company" on a Facebook page believed to belong to him, is understood to have been captured in Syria.
The three who resigned are Deryck C. Maughan, the chairman of Citigroup's extensive international operations; Thomas W. Jones, the head of the bank's asset management division; and Peter Scaturro, the chief executive of private banking.
