Sentence examples for managing directorship from inspiring English sources

Even so, Mr Montezemolo is adding that job to the weighty burdens of the chairmanship and managing directorship of Ferrari, Fiat's high-performance car subsidiary and Formula One business, as well as to the chairmanship of Confindustria, the employers' confederation, that he took over on the day Umberto Agnelli died.Mr Montezemolo will not be alone at the top.

That was why he turned down the secretary generalship of Nato after his spell as defence secretary, and the managing directorship of the International Monetary Fund after his time as chancellor.

One of Mr Rossi's first moves after taking over was to ask one of his predecessors' close associates, Carlo Buora, to choose between his job as the company's executive deputy-chairman and his managing directorship at Pirelli, a tyre company where Mr Tronchetti Provera's family is the largest shareholder and which is also Telecom Italia's biggest shareholder.

In 1985, he started an energy-marketing company now called Dynegy, and, after retiring from a managing directorship at Morgan Stanley, co-founded an investment-banking boutique, Barr Devlin; he is also the author of six books of poems, several of them published in limited editions by a letterpress printer.

Assets: 35% of flagship Cheung Kong; son Victor will take over managing directorship from Li, 70, next year.

Beecham manoeuvred Toye out of the managing directorship in what their fellow conductor Sir Adrian Boult described as an "absolutely beastly" manner.

Dimmock seemed to be on course for still higher office, but after being passed over in 1977 for the managing-directorship of Visnews, the BBC's newsfilm agency, he let himself be headhunted by the American Broadcasting Company in New York.

"It's really odd that they would do that," said Trey Reynolds, managing director of the Directorship Search Group.

Profile Subject: Steve Russell Born: 13 March 1945 Job: Managing director, Boots the Chemist Other Directorships: Non-executive director, Woolwich plc Hobbies: Cricket (played for Cambridge University and the Surrey First XI) and Rugby Union.

His other jobs include managing director at Change Capital, a private equity firm, and a nonexecutive directorship of the mobile phone giant Vodafone.

There has been considerable discussion among clinical preceptors and the directorship in our training program regarding the optimal approach to managing patient care in this compressed half day.