"He's an organizational man," the official said.
They are devoid of a proven front-office personality, an organizational man to not only set a tone but to work the fans and to schmooze and secure the talent that is waiting to be wooed.
Shinseki represented a rare form of the organizational man — the consummate careerist, wholly a product of his institution, yet able to perceive the organization's flaws with an outsider's clarity.
At the time the article was published, it seemed like he was already on his way out, as Donald Rumsfeld, then the Secretary of Defense, and he fought over the future direction of the Army: Shinseki represented a rare form of the organizational man — the consummate careerist, wholly a product of his institution, yet able to perceive the organization's flaws with an outsider's clarity.
Mitt is Homo organizezum, a paragon of the 50s "organizational man" in a gray flannel suit.
The Second Corps demonstrated the wisdom of Lincoln's organizational innovation: men could be placed in immense operational units and still develop a strong sense of cohesion, both with the unit and its overall mission.
The Magic has, in Doc Rivers, the prototypical players' coach and organizational front man.
"I'm Seth MacFarlane, associate production coördinating directorial associate managing departmental divisional office supervisor of the international network amalgamation distributor's corporation management organizational association of men who like pussy".
To find out how richly women participate in this area compared to men, organizational sociologist Toby Stuart at the Harvard Business School and colleagues examined how many patents women researchers are getting.
Availability of the required expertise is an important factor determining whether or not a grower appeals to a consultant for supporting organizational innovations: "This man has a lot of expertise within our sector, a real enrichment and he is so passionate about his job.
