Sentence examples for executives talent from inspiring English sources

"We Killed" started out as a magazine article for Marie Claire magazine, and Ms. Kohen has not found an effective book-length structure on which to hang her collection of rambling, long-winded memories from comic performers, club owners, television executives, talent scouts and writers.

Every spring for the past half century, Hollywood studio executives, talent agents and the rest of the television entertainment hierarchy have engaged in the ritual of planning program pilots, hoping to land the best lineup of new television series to be introduced en masse the following September.

But although it has not yet been announced, several producers said the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was considering a rules change under which studio executives, talent managers and perhaps others who are named as producer on a film will be ineligible for an Oscar unless they can prove that they also actively worked on producing the film.

To get behind the studio walls, I nabbed a job as a security guard and eventually worked my way into an office position and became a studio liaison working with incoming film and television production, executives, talent, etc.

Executive talent is valuable.

Talk story about John L. Handy, president of Handy Associates, a firm engaged in the redistribution of executive talent.

Barnum furnished his name and capital, and Coup provided executive talent.

"He is a master at attracting and developing executive talent," said Jon Landau, Mr. Springsteen's manager.

Unfortunately, the more connected board members are, the likelier they are to overpay for executive talent.

Pay will also tend to be inflated by the growth in an outside market for executive talent.

But the growing shortage of executive talent may make the growth assumptions written into many business plans over-optimistic.