Whoever takes the job will need to focus on rebuilding the staff and restoring credibility.
The Museum of Contemporary Art took the next step in rebuilding its staff and programming, appointing Helen Molesworth of the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston as its new chief curator.
Mr. Marx said the library is trying to rebuild a staff eroded by budget cuts.
A shift in funding that allowed Legal Aid to rebuild its staff to assume a bigger portion of the caseload could lessen the city's costs by more than $10 million.
Such backing strengthened De Laurentiis's conviction, the owner rebuilding the playing staff with the help of the director Pierpaolo Marino, a highly respected identifier of talent.
The Nets took the first step toward rebuilding their coaching staff yesterday when they announced the hiring of Don Newman as an assistant coach.
The Rebuilding Together staff also spoke to Vince Butler, president of Butler Brothers, a remodeling contractor in Manassas, Va., about overseeing the work.
In the nearer term, though, the wiry fast-baller will be crucial in rebuilding the Monroe pitching staff after most of its starters graduate in June, Mr. Turo said.
The USGS set about rebuilding the AGS, teaching staff and students modern techniques such as remote sensing, digital data processing, and geophysical techniques through distance-learning methods.
The company is spending an estimated $80 million a year on what it's calling "customer centricity," a massive effort to identify and serve its most profitable shoppers by rebuilding stores, adding to staff and upgrading wares.
