They can also orchestrate training and awareness based on the different needs of board members by providing succinct, high-level educational materials about key strategic technology issues and their impact on the business and industry.
What I admired most was the way he orchestrated training sessions and made sure the team and players knew their roles and responsibilities with and without the ball and he worked on it religiously.
Neither man caught the Nazi they most coveted, Adolf Eichmann, who had orchestrated the trains and gas chambers of the Holocaust and who was hanged in Israel in 1962 after an eight-month trial that transfixed the world.
More recently, Rabei Osman Sayed Ahmed, known as Muhammad the Egyptian, who is facing charges of orchestrating the March 11 train bombings in Madrid, was recorded on wiretaps boasting in Italy that he was about to send a team of suicide bombers to Iraq.
"Petty Officer Rocha and another junior sailor…were instructed to go into a classroom by Chief Michael Toussaint, who orchestrated the entire training.
At the time MI5 dismissed as unsound press reports that he had played a leading role in orchestrating or approving the Madrid train bombings.
Architectural professional education has been largely neglected in the expanding ESP literature, although the types of discourse that orchestrate professional training in this area have some interesting and unique features.
By allowing law enforcement officials, including those in the United States Border Patrol, to orchestrate tactical training for young people in the Explorers program, the Boy Scouts of America has conflated its career education program with exercises in simulated violence and aggression.
But he instead accused the US of orchestrating the crisis, saying: "They helped training the nationalists, their armed groups, in Western Ukraine, in Poland and to some extent in Lithuania.
Providing "direct assistance" to al Qaeda, including training and explosives, in orchestrating the 1998 United States embassy bombings.
