Sentence examples for executives of small from inspiring English sources

The public sector has to pay more for top talent, so chief executives of small cities are paid more than the prime minister.

Three board members who are executives of small firms also said at the news conference that they would support the plan.

Aviation Week, a leading industry magazine, reported late last year that "executives of small- to mid-size companies no longer hesitate to abandon mainstream airlines if no-frills, low-cost competitors offer alternate services".

Founded in 2005 by executives of small companies who wanted to broaden the small-business discussion about health reform, the group was among those recently invited to the White House to discuss the issues.

Heather Amber Anderson, a management consultant based in Stowe, Vt., who speaks regularly to large groups of chief executives of small- and medium-size companies, said she has been telling these executives for the last few months that examining their own and their employees roles and behavior at work is especially important now.

Thirty chief executives of small cap and mid-cap companies who are also chairmen of their boards will scrutinize the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and exchange crib notes on the workings of the newly important audit committees for three days.

Chief executives of smaller firms provided Mr. Rajaratnam inside information about their companies, and profited because they were allowed to invest in his funds.

Under the new rule, it appears that chief executives of smaller companies developed a tendency to take option profits shortly before their stocks declined.

Mr. Connolly said that executives of smaller businesses may be more optimistic than those of giant companies because they are less likely to become caught up in the general malaise of accounting scandals and lower stock prices.

Co-Founders: Mr. Vakili is the chief executive of Small Demons.

Now, he is the chief executive of Small World, a Manhattan company that develops online games.