So what I covet are those offices of executives who have expansive views.
There was one barely noticeable little touch in the offices of executives of vice-presidential rank and up, however: a quarter-inch wood inlay around the trim of their desks in the pattern of a Greek key.
One detail from Ramin Setoodeh and Elizabeth Wagmeister's reporting in Variety mentions a contraption, apparently common in the offices of executives of his stature, that in this context sounds like something used by a villain from a Bond film.
During a speech by Mr. Moore at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, Mr. Edelstein stood up with a camera and a bullhorn, a tool used by Mr. Moore outside the offices of executives.
The office manager showed Jones around the entire premises, pointing out photocopiers, fax machines, bookshelves, supply cabinets that had to be resupplied and the offices of executives.
I had email from our MP's office this morning and by this afternoon BT's office of Executive Level Complaints had been in touch.
In a first step, UBS abolished the office of executive chairman, an invention of Mr. Ospel, and said it would replace four directors.
Ms. Stevenson organized the office of executive director in 1985 as the group expanded its fund-raising efforts for patient care and the search for a cure.
As of November 19 , 2013 the MLB website lists only five executive VPs; the office of executive VP for labor relations and human resources is not listed.
At a time of rapid change, he writes, no one person should hold the offices of chief executive, chairman and president, as many do.
