Sentence examples for has experience leading from inspiring English sources
Ed has experience leading product development, marketing, business development in early stage business-to-business and business-to-consumer companies offering breakthrough technology-based solutions, including Apple Computer.
Unlike most CEOs who run corporations with primarily one business, Culp has experience leading a group of executives who themselves run disparate businesses, a very different leadership skill, said Steve Mader, a retired vice chairman of the executive search firm Korn Ferry.
He has experience leading teams in operationally demanding environments and has also spent time in consumer growth equity investing.
James has experience leading marketing for the SMBS division of WoltersKluwer and the Hoover's subsidiary of Dun & Bradstreet.
Inguscio, a well-known optical physicist at the University of Florence, has experience leading smaller research bodies, most recently Italy's National Institute of Metrological Research, but heading the multidisciplinary CNR will be a step up.
McKenzie already has experience leading the company's U.S. strategy–he was HTC's president for the America region for about a year before leaving that post to head global sales and marketing in 2011.
After Professor Hart responded, he teamed up with Ms. Holly, who already had experience leading a pair of tech start-ups and had mechanical engineering degrees from M.I.T.
I bring a calm approach to my work, unapologetic passion, have experience leading large teams and believe this work has a positive impact.
"The next leader should at least have experience leading the judicial or executive branch," said Mohsen Kadivar, a former theology professor in Iran who now teaches Islamic studies at Duke University.
She has not, however, had experience leading a company during a potentially grave economic slowdown.A woman in Coco's veinNobody is quite sure how the financial crisis will affect the luxury-goods industry, but there is generally agreement that it faces hard times ahead.
Forty people have experience leading professional associations or student clubs, 16% have been involved in entrepreneurial ventures already, and 10% have started businesses of their own.
