Sentence examples for head of leasing from inspiring English sources
"Over the past year, the market has gotten stronger, stronger and stronger," said Daria Salusbury, the national head of leasing for Related, which owns and operates 18 buildings in New York City with a total of 5,000 tenants.
He was appointed director of leasing for Trinity in 2002, and except for a nine-month hiatus in 2004, when he became the head of leasing for W & M Properties in Westchester and Fairfield County, he has stayed put.
As the head of leasing explains: "You have a group of retailers unequalled in the UK, so people want to put on a pretty good show.
The Leasing segment consists of leasing business headed by a consolidated subsidiary.
In early 1941, after his scouting trip to England persuaded Roosevelt to make him the de facto head of lend-lease, Hopkins immediately enlisted his old croquet buddy to expedite the mobilization operation.
One year of leased online access to a journal often exceeds tens of thousands of US dollars annually.
Partnerships between charters and traditional public schools have a prominent supporter: State Senator Florence Shapiro, Republican of Plano and head of the Senate Education Committee, who calls leasing empty school buildings to charters a "win-win" that saves taxpayers money and provides revenue to public schools.
They include Carlos Ghosn, who won fame by cutting costs and reviving Nissan after Renault, a French car maker, took it over; and Yoshihiko Miyauchi, the outspoken head of Orix, a Japanese leasing company.
"What's scary in today's environment is the pressure to produce [leasing] assets," says Paul Menzel, a veteran of the industry and head of an equipment-leasing company that was recently acquired by the smallish ($1.4 billion assets) Santa Barbara Bank & Trust.
Upon seeing the expatriate residence, they were appalled by the luxury and instructed the head of mission to cancel the lease and rent something less ostentatious.
In a letter to Minerals Management last September, Jane Lubchenco, the head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, warned against leasing in the Arctic Sea.
