Sentence examples for finance lecturer from inspiring English sources

On the same day, Dr Maria Strydom, a finance lecturer at Monash University in Melbourne and experienced climber, reportedly died of altitude sickness as she made her way down after reaching the top of the world's highest mountain.

"A trustee of a local hospice asked me whether students could help out with its assessing financial control systems," explains Caroline Willett, finance lecturer at Portsmouth and organiser of the scheme.

The deaths of the two climbers, the motivational speaker Eric Arnold, 36, and finance lecturer Dr Maria Strydom, 34 – whose husband was also injured on the climb down, came as the tourism industry on Everest began to show signs of recovery after two years of devastating natural disasters.

The FINESSE consortium consists of finance lecturers at the Universities of Dundee, Strathclyde, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Glasgow Caledonian University, and members of the Computer Sciences division at the University of St Andrews.

His father is a lecturer on finance at Northeastern University in Boston and is the treasurer of the New England Light Opera Company in Wenham, Mass.

Three years later, Reem Asaad, a lecturer in finance at Dar al-Hekma, a women's college in Jeddah, had a mortifying experience when she was shopping for underpants.

"I am convinced I.S.D.A. will come up with a mechanism," said Rodrigo Olivares-Caminal, a lecturer in finance at the University of London who specializes in sovereign debt.

Dr M. Shumi Akhtar is senior lecturer in finance at the University of Sydney and an expert on welfare, retirement, superannuation and pension systems.

A former lecturer in finance at Santa Clara University in California, his main job is as chief financial officer of the technology company TechMedia.

"It's not often that you see an executive who can actually lead and build a consensus, and Bob can," said Peter Hahn, a lecturer in finance at Cass Business School in London and a former Citigroup banker.

After spending the past few years trawling through hundreds of company remuneration reports in the name of academia, Mark Farmer, a lecturer in finance and accounting, says that the pay and bonuses of most chief executives is actually well matched to how well their company performs on the stock market – and that bosses really do earn their money.