Sentence examples for pool of executives from inspiring English sources

That, many analysts said, sharply reduced the pool of executives from which mutual companies could recruit.

As studios have become less prominent, the talent pool of executives competing to run them has also receded, analysts say.

But a far wider pool of executives still seem to think no further than their next quarterly financial results.

Locating such individuals is difficult under any circumstances, but corporate managers greatly improve the odds when their search broadens from a focus on home country managers to incorporate the worldwide pool of executives in their organization.

[C10.] Wharton to Set Up Program in West To reach the fast-growing pool of executives on the West Coast, the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania is setting up a program in San Francisco that will offer a master's degree for business professionals.

In an effort to reach the fast-growing pool of executives on the West Coast, the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania is setting up a program in San Francisco that will offer a master's degree for business professionals, the school announced yesterday.

While he would only say his successor will be selected from a pool of senior executives, the odds-on favorites are Martin J. Sullivan Martin J. Sullivan and Edmund S.W. Tse Edmund S.W. Tse, two veteran AIG executives.

Part of the problem stems from a small pool of female executives to choose from, resulting in women holding less than 15percentt of Fortune 500 executive officer positions, according to a recent Fortune article.

The London Stock Exchange confirmed the appointment of Clara Furse as its chief executive and said it was giving greater weight to independent directors by reaching out to a broader pool of business executives.

In a country that lacks business schools or recent commercial traditions, the officials ask, where else can a pool of potential executives for the new private companies be found but among those who ran state enterprises in past years?

Labour MP Iain Wright, who chairs the Commons business, energy and industrial strategy committee, questioned whether Sorrell merited such a deal given that the world's largest marketing services group needs a pool of top executives.