In a simple ceremony, custody of l Hill's ashes was formally transferred to Frederick Lee, chairman of the general executive board of the Industrial Workers of the World, which is the militant workers' organization Hill belonged to.
He also served on the general executive board of the Congress of Industrial Organizations.
She was active in organizing campaigns in Chicago in 1915 and in Philadelphia and New York City in 1917, was elected to the general executive board of the ACWA in 1916, and was appointed its first full-time woman organizer in 1917.
Recent developments in the experimental memory literature (Friedman and Miyake 2004; Miyake et al. 2000) stress the importance of investigating separate (instead of general) executive abilities in applied research settings.
Marakby's new VP role was announced as part of a general executive re-organization revealed on Thursday under new Ford CEO Jim Hackett.
Read CaptionPhumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, United Nations Under-Secretary-General. Executive director of UN Women.
Doc Rivers was named coach of the year and John Gabriel, the general manager, executive of the year.
"In general, executives have lots of options," Landes said.
Mike Dunn Arlington, Va., June 21, 2009 The writer, a retired Air Force lieutenant general, is chief executive of the Air Force Association.
Thomas L. Wilkerson Annapolis, Md., July 31, 2008 The writer, a retired Marine Corps major general, is chief executive of the United States Naval Institute.
