One of my own actions as an officer of the engineers' society was to try to get some co-operation from our Connecticut counterparts in seeing what their residents thought.
In 1940 Johns became commanding officer of the 21st Engineers.
The RNC, meanwhile, went through a more deliberative process: they compiled an after-action report, then decided to invest in data and technology, and only then hired a team that includes Facebook engineer Andy Barkett as chief technology officer and Chuck DeFeo as chief digital officer, plus a team of engineers, who started building systems.
Andrew S. Fastow, the former chief financial officer of Enron and engineer of many of the partnership transactions, transformed a $25,000 contribution from a family foundation into $4.5 million in the same matter of weeks.
Poncelet, who was an officer in the French corps of engineers, learned scraps of Desargues's work from his teacher Gaspard Monge (1746 1818), who developed his own method of projection for drawings of buildings and machines.
"She asked her son to name the company with his initials -- she didn't want him to use the family name," the company's chief operating officer, Frank Otto, told an audience of engineers, academics and business leaders assembled earlier this month at a hotel in Islandia.
And I think it's really telling that Zuckerberg, like all the employees, sits in one of the desks, within just a few feet of and facing his Chief Technology Officer, Bret Taylor; his VP of Engineer, Mike Schroepfer; and his Chief Operating Officer, Sheryl Sandberg.
Ruffin, commanding officer of a battalion of aviation engineers, allows his vanity and personal comfort to be all important.
The New Yorker, March 2 , 1946P. 23 Ruffin, commanding officer of a battalion of aviation engineers, allows his vanity and personal comfort to be all important.
By Edward Newhouse The New Yorker, March 2 , 1946P. 23 Ruffin, commanding officer of a battalion of aviation engineers, allows his vanity and personal comfort to be all important.
