Sentence examples for months of executive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weintraub says it isn't unusual for six months of executive coaching to cost $30,000 or $40,000.

Now, after eighteen months of executive changes -- including Oprah becoming CEO; shows launched then canceled with expediency; significant, yet necessary, layoffs; and finally, Oprah having a consistent on-air presence -- OWN has begun an uphill climb to a level of respectability and competitiveness in the cable market.

"To resolve the inventory problems may have to take two to three years to see the results, and it's impossible to see a major effect within a couple of months," Kim Jin-goon, executive vice chairman of Li Ning, a maker of athletic apparel, said last week as his company predicted a full-year loss because of inventory backlogs and marketing costs.

It is the second abrupt departure within eight months of a chief executive at Yahoo!, which is embarking on a restructuring that was unveiled by Mr Thompson last month.

Reported crime fell 40percentt at Port Authority of New York and New Jersey facilities during the first four months of 2002, its executive director, Joseph J. Seymour, said last week.

With Kalanick's resignation, Uber is now missing a CEO, COO, CFO, CMO and a host of other critical high-level positions following months of seemingly endless executive departures.

After six months of development, MTV executives said the show would be too expensive.

During the first eight months of 2003, Sanofi executives and financial advisers from Merrill Lynch in France further studied the merits of such a deal.

Dow Jones & Company, which has eliminated more than 1,000 jobs from a work force of 8,000 over the last two years, will make a new round of layoffs in the coming months because advertising revenue at its leading newspaper, The Wall Street Journal, continues to lag even the modest expectations of the early months of 2002, senior executives said yesterday.

"We remain on track to announce the next MLS expansion market during the first six months of this year," Dan Courtemanche, the executive vice-president of communications for Major League Soccer, said in an email to the Guardian.

After months of warnings, the IOC executive board imposed the sanction when the Indian Olympic Association failed to comply with the world body's demands for holding independent elections, the officials said.