Sentence examples for general manager of communications from inspiring English sources

"We'll work around that and figure it out while complying with the consent decree," said Cathy Avgiris, Comcast's executive vice president and general manager of communications and data services.

"If he were competing in all those events, it would be icing on the cake, but I think we still have the cake," says Bob Greenberg, vice president and general manager of communications at Panasonic in the United States.

Apparently the only woman to start an American semiconductor company, Dai has been president of Marvell since 2013 and joined the board last year; before that, she held numerous positions within the company, including general manager of communications and chief operating officer.

Scott Reed, assistant general manager of communications for Denver's Regional Transportation District, told HuffPost the suspect may have attempted to flee the scene by boarding a nearby bus.

"We seem to be on target for sales of 75,000 cars for calendar year 1990," said Albert Weiss, general manager of marketing communications for Mercedes-Benz of North America, Montvale, N.J.

At the Rickmers headquarters, in Hamburg, Sabina Pech, the general manager of corporate communications, told me, "It is a matter of entertainment for our crews".

For years, the car maker has been the lead sponsor of Australia's Fashion Week, and sales of C-Class cars and convertibles have increased there among women, said Jeff Fisher, general manager of corporate communications for Mercedes-Benz in the United States.

As is often the case in the Bush administration, oil helped the relationship between Ms. Perez who was general manager of corporate communications for the Chevron Corporation, and Ms. Rice who served on Chevron's board of directors.

"When a child comes home with information about the school lunch program, we want an Internet Essentials brochure in that packet," said Cathy Avgiris, executive vice president and general manager of Comcast Cable's communications and data services.

• "It's quite a challenge getting people talking about Air New Zealand in international markets when in reality we're a nation of about 4.5 million people at the bottom of the world," said Mike Tod, general manager of marketing and communications for the airline.

"It's not price competitive,"says Geoffrey Ralston, general manager of Yahoo's communications group.