Mr. Wasserstein, 53, assumes the new role as the head of Lazard and will lead all executive operations.
During World War II, Mr. Nyrop was an executive operations officer in the Army's Air Transport Command, where he achieved the rank of lieutenant colonel.
On Tuesday the bank announced a further 370 job losses in a range of businesses including wealth and international, group operations and executive operations, which will affect staff across the UK.
"Over the past year we have been diligent in streamlining operations and integrating systems" to cut costs and are trying to attract more customers, said Gerry Weber, executive operations vice president, in a statement.
Though the headquarters of CNN's broadcast and executive operations remain in Atlanta, there is a newsroom on a lower floor for the network's New York bureau that is also equipped as a broadcast site.
"You don't often find people who want to move to Des Moines," says Lynn Graves, vice president of executive operations.
The company, which moved its executive operations to Princeton, N.J., from New York City, is expecting fiscal 2004 earnings per share of $1.42 to $1.52, excluding charges.
TTM's directors (executive, operations, financial, and human resources), for instance, began needing information and new functions very quickly according to their immediate strategic, tactical, and operational business goals.
This "essential building block" can be seen contributing to other PFC executive operations in recordings from monkeys performing related tasks.
It may be that some individuals implement the cognitive operations necessary for successful task performance (mediated by ventral PFC and parietal brain regions) automatically, with minimal reliance on PFC regions involved in executive operations (e.g., dorsolateral PFC; Jung and Haier 2007; Prabhakaran and Rypma 2007).
