Sentence examples for knowledge officers from inspiring English sources

Many consultancies have appointed "knowledge officers" to ensure that learning circulates freely within the firm.

Many companies are also hiring so-called chief learning officers, or chief knowledge officers, to help with corporate training.

Five nights later the two knowledge officers met again, picking up their luggage at JFK.Tycoons have long been famous for keeping their bodies, if not their heads, perpetually up in the clouds.

I remember him asking: "Some people call themselves Chief Knowledge Officers - what's that mean?" When I was negotiating a move on the Hill, I requested that the title of Deputy Chief of Staff be added to my already branded Communications Director tag in the new office.

Completely new jobs have sprung up in the past three years: content manager, information architect, chief e-business officer, chief knowledge officer.

John Newton, chief knowledge officer at Public Health England, said it was not yet clear what was causing the regional differences.

Mr. Nelson left Y. &R. in September 1999 after 18 months there as vice chairman and chief knowledge officer.

Prof John Newton, chief knowledge officer at PHE, said: "There has been significant interest already in these data.

Signatories include Sir Muir Gray, the NHS's chief knowledge officer; Henry Marsh, a prominent neurosurgeon; and Dr Sheila Adam, a former deputy chief medical officer.

But those who have grown cynical watching business fads come and go -- remember the vice president for total quality management or the chief knowledge officer?

"This report provides further reassurance that water fluoridation is a safe and effective public health measure," said Professor John Newton, PHE's chief knowledge officer.