Sentence examples for executives on average from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Dutch executives on average could handle four languages.

Until the early 1980s American chief executives, on average, earned 40% more than their next two lieutenants.

An annual survey of CEO pay by Towers Perrin, the payroll consultancy, shows that in the U.K., executives on average earned 11% more last year than in 1997.

An annual survey of chief executive pay by Towers Perrin (see chart) shows the biggest jump in the U.K., where executives on average earned 11% more last year than in 1997.

A 2011 salary survey of comparable institutions determined that Cal State executives on average were paid 40% below their peers elsewhere.

"Our research shows that as long as the founder is at the helm, either as chairman or chief executive, on average the retail investor will still be better off buying shares of the family-controlled firm than in a widely held nonfamily-composed firm," says Raphael Amit, Wharton's professor of entrepreneurship and academic director of its Global Family Alliance.

(Indeed, this is the reason European executives, who on average make much less than Americans ones, are just as content as American ones, because their reference group are other European executives).

Top executives received on average 48 percent less.

Only 11% of Silicon Valley executives and on average around 20% of software developers here are women.

Across the entire company, the bonus pool was down 25 percent and top executives received on average 48 percent less.

Drake said the executives earned, on average, an annual salary of $90,000 and were in career transitions.