Sentence examples for lead the organizing from inspiring English sources

As they enter college, students lead the organizing of their peers (and affinity groups) both on and off campus.

His public profile rose, and was marred, four years later when he led the organizing committee of the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, which he orchestrated as a showcase of Mexico's modernization and the government's posture as a nonaligned power during the cold war.

CCP leads the organizing committee.

Kain Colter, the former Northwestern quarterback who led the organizing push, tweeted that he was "disappointed by the NLRB ruling".

And although Resisters created the anti-Unite the Right event page, locals have led the organizing effort, several D.C.-based activists told HuffPost.

On the same day, B&H fired a seven-member cleaning staff that had complained about hostile treatment, said Rosanna Aran, co-director of Laundry Workers Center United, which led the organizing campaign.

Two progressive groups that led the organizing effort also benefited.

He led the Organizing Practice at the global IT consultancy, ThoughtWorks, building tools for and advising NGOs, labor unions, humanitarian organizations and political campaigns around the world, including the 2008 Obama campaign.

Gary North is a longtime journalist who founded the first U.S. national bi newsletter back in 1987-8, helped co-found BiNet USA (and served several times as an officer, including president, VP, secretary and treasurer, plus task force member), and led the organizing of the first bi-pan-fluid leadership institute at Creating Change.

"The public wants to see tough prosecutors, but being tough is not always best," said Mr. McDonald, the former prosecutor who led the Organized Crime Strike Force.

Along with then-Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr., whom President George W. Bush tapped to lead the rescue, they organized the massive and unpopular bailout that helped stem a rapid financial decline.