Sentence examples for high executive position from inspiring English sources

Now she is looking to get a high executive position that is about to open.

Since Ms. DiSesa became McCann's first woman executive creative director in 1994 (she was promoted to chairwoman a decade ago), four of her female colleagues have broken through what she calls the "Plexiglas barrier" to high executive positions there.

She was thus among the first women to hold high executive positions with the major studios.

Mrs. Sims was the first Democrat elected to Greenwich's highest executive position, first selectman, in more than 70 years.

You want to move into management or a higher executive position, but you're so good at your current job that you're now defined by it.

Others serve in official capacities, like Stafford Palmieri who is Commissioner of Administration in Louisiana, the third highest executive position in the state under the Governor and Lt. Gov. Christina Hagan is the youngest female to have ever been elected to the Ohio House of Representatives.

Several years ago Rose Razaghian and I published a chapter in an edited volume analyzing how quickly presidents make their first appointments to high executive office positions and how quickly the Senate confirmed them.

He joined Union Oil in 1953, worked in ever-higher executive positions, and returned to the company after resigning as transportation secretary in December 1974.

"I've witnessed these incredible female role models that he's employed in the highest executive positions at the Trump Organization my entire life, in an industry that has been dominated by men, is still dominated by men," Ivanka told a CNN town hall event with the Trump family.

This is a quotation from an interview with a manager holding one of the highest executive positions in the Swedish healthcare system.

This case describes a compensation negotiation between a global HR director and a candidate for a high-level executive position.