Sentence examples for generation of executives from inspiring English sources
That was before a new generation of executives like Mr. Marks changed the rules of the game.
"Maybe it'll spur a new generation of executives who'll opt to skip the meeting to view it in virtual reality.
As the game evolves, he and Babby are now among the next generation of executives whose job it is to guide their franchises in the best direction.
The Betamax-VHS war taught a generation of executives about the importance of building industry-wide support for a new technology.
In their place Mr Marchionne brought in a younger generation of executives who could respond to his demand for accountability, openness and rapid communication.
Mr. Ma is preparing the company for a new generation of executives, with most of the older leaders ready to hand over the reins to younger colleagues.
They're also unapologetic about their ambition which the first generation of executive women tended to downplay and when they're edged out of a job or forced to step aside even after long careers, they aren't necessarily willing to settle for a comfortable retirement.
In fact, Scott Silverman, a retail consultant with a vast network and deep experience, has said that retail organizations will look to e-commerce for the next generation of executive leadership.
Mr. Wagoner joined G.M.'s financial operations in 1977 out of Harvard Business School, and, like generations of executives before him, worked nowhere else during his career.
The narrative arc of Walters's career has her triumphing over the doubters and sneerers, outlasting two or three generations of executives and on-air talent, and winding up as the queen of television news.
Generations of executives in this industry were all one kind of smart -- the kind of smart that impresses other similarly smart people, the kind that is too absorbed with "strategy" and other in-the-clouds kinds of things, the kind whose time is way too valuable to get "lost in the weeds" of details like corral design.
