The founders of great firms such as Google, Cisco, Amgen, and Microsoft have known that they would need to prepare for a day when they no longer could be the lone day-to-day internal boss, primary external ambassador, and symbolic cultural icon.
They say her arrest in 2004 was simply a proxy move because the Russian authorities' primary target, her former boss, Dmitri Gololobov, had fled into exile in Britain.
The ship's aircraft operations are controlled by the air boss from Primary Flight Control or Pri-Fly.
Although Kain is the protagonist of the previous game, Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain, he is the primary antagonist and final boss of Soul Reaver.
Sharon acted quickly to reform Israel's corruption-prone party system, urging that the power of priority be moved from party bosses to primary voters.
The governor ended up with 51%, leaving Mrs Hutchison with 30% and a third candidate, Debra Medina, with 19%.Party bosses dread primary fights, which often leave the victor poor and bloodied for the actual election.
"The director of a key agency's crop programme – the Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research – came to a workshop on maize and malaria and stated that he was convinced of the link, but then honestly advised us that his primary mandate from his bosses was food production and that the government was committed to maize as the engine of that growth," says McCann.
In California Meg Whitman, eBay's former chief executive, won the Republican primary for governor while Carly Fiorina, HP's former boss, clinched the party's nomination for senator.
It was.My primary aim, agreed with my bosses in London, was to help the Americans develop a political process which would end the occupation as soon as sensibly possible and leave Iraq stable enough to sustain its own experiment of government with the consent of the people.
(My immediate boss John T McNaughton, Robert McNamara's primary assistant on Vietnam, was another; as documented in the recent publication of his personal diary).
