Sentence examples for head of technology and from inspiring English sources

"Cable television wasn't even cable television," says Mr Pagano, ESPN's head of technology and one of its first employees.

"It comes back to the value proposition," said Oliver Southgate, head of technology and data at Havas Media Group Consulting.

Goulding has been chief risk officer for eight years, based in London, and Verplancke has been chief information officer and head of technology and operations for a decade, based in Singapore.

Neil Campling, head of technology and media research at Northern Trust Capital Markets, said SoftBank made a bad job of explaining the deal and that its swoop on ARM looks opportunistic after just two weeks of talks.

The role of technology in increasing participation and efficiency in humanitarian response was noted by Sherif Elsayedeputy directorirectof of global issues and head of technology and human rights at Amnesty International.

The digital jungle drums suggest the main candidates are both in-house, controller of research and development Matthew Postgate and Peter Coles, the news empire's head of technology and caretaker CTO since Linwood was suspended last May.

Tim Smith, partner and head of technology, media and telecoms at the insurance law firm BLM, said: "These types of attacks are becoming increasingly common in the UK and it is not at all unusual to find that hackers use an initial DDoS to distract a business's IT team and then follow up with a second attack trying to steal information.

"One year ago when KKR first invested in Trainline we had the vision of creating the clear global leader in digital rail mobility," said Philipp Freise, Member and Head of Technology, Media and Telecoms in Europe at KKR in a statement.

Stephen Ridley, acting head of technology, cyber and data for insurance company Hiscox UK and Ireland and a member of the Cyber Streetwise Forum, claims many SMEs still have much to do in order to protect themselves.

He co-led the bank's mergers and acquisitions business in the late 1990s and was the firm's global head of technology, media and telecommunications investment banking from 1998 to 2000.

The four new directors are Tor Braham, former head of technology mergers and acquisitions for Deutsche Bank Securities Eddy Hartensteinn, former publisher of the Los Angeles Times and board director of the paper's owner, Tribune Publishing Co.; Richard Hill, chairman and former interim chief executive of semiconductor company Tessera Technologies; and Jeffrey Smith, Starboard chief executive.