Sentence examples for position executive from inspiring English sources

Asked as to his position: Executive vice-president of an advertising agency.

In his current position, executive vice president for content, Mr. Skipper has been responsible for programming and production across the ESPN operations in television, radio and other media.

The position, executive chairman of the Minerva Institute for Research and Scholarship, the fund-raising arm of the Minerva Project, is part time, Mr. Kerrey said.

COLLEGE WESTERN CAROLINA--Announced the resignation of C. Jeffrey Compher, athletic director, to take the position executive associate director of athletics at the University of Washington.

Secretary McHugh announced a series of corrective measures, including the creation of a new position, executive director of the Army national cemeteries program, to oversee the cemetery and its staff.

To rethink ABC strategy, Mr. Westin named Paul Friedman, who has been the executive producer of the evening newscast, "World News Tonight," to a new management position, executive vice president and managing editor for news coverage.

An editor is expected to be appointed permanently to the position, executives said.

As many types of researches demonstrate, that despite, an increased presence of female employees in mid-management positions, executive positions and full professor positions across the globe continue to be male dominated (Mayuzumi 2015; Liu 2013; Oforiwaa and Broni 2013; Johnson and Onwuegbuzie 2004).

At one service, three senior positions (executive officer, medical director and a dedicated systems manager) took responsibility for quality improvement activities.

In 1998, Mrs. Spaisman was shocked when the Folksbiene board eliminated her position -- executive producer -- to hire younger producers attuned to younger audiences.

The festival was founded by Eileen Mackevich, who left her position as executive director of in 2005.