But that would no doubt be seen as a snub to the in-house executives who have worked hard to build up their companies.
They can hire a larger professional staff: ICG has 25 in-house executive recruiters, to hire managers for the firms in which it invests.
These are choices by the man who oversaw the revamp, the award-winning Spanish designer, Javier Errea, who worked alongside the Indy's in-house executive, Dan Barber.
What's more, very few in-house executive education programs are designed to impart the skills and know-how that a CEO needs.
The report, inches thick, was compiled by an in-house executive committee, overseen by a third-party panel of experts and presented to reporters after deep bows by a line of executives.
Loveman, an MIT-trained economist now on leave from Harvard's business school, got to know Harrah's in the early 1990s as a part-time instructor for the company's in-house executive training program.
Adding value in this way, analysts said, is the least these in-house Web executives could do.
Today, Bernard Arnault, the chairman and chief stockholder of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, will name Marco Gobbetti, who runs the Italian fashion company Moschino, to be chief executive of Givenchy Couture, the troubled but once-renowned fashion house, executives involved in the deal said yesterday.
Each will occupy a couple of thousand feet on the ground floor, said Stacey Fabrikant, the in-house leasing executive for Kipp-Stawski, the development and property investment company.
Mako, one of the resort's restaurants, offers a trendy al fresco dining experience during the day, and features clean food options such as salads from local biodynamic farms and artisanal wood-fired flatbreads, whilte at night the Dinner Grill menu includes dry aged steak, local live lobsters and the sea's freshest fish prepared in house by Executive Chef Pedro Joaquin Arceyut and his team.
With such a panoply of international big spenders in Venice, every leading auction house executive, contemporary art dealer and luxury goods purveyor worth his salt was in town shilling for business.
