Sentence examples for responsibility for strategy from inspiring English sources
Victoria Betton is a deputy director of Leeds and York partnership NHS foundation trust with responsibility for strategy, innovation, partnerships and communications.
Pessina was named vice chairman of the combined company but was given responsibility for strategy and acquisitions, domains typically reserved for the CEO.
Danker was General Manager of Programmes and On Demand at the BBC, with responsibility for strategy and delivery of the BBC's on-demand TV streaming service iPlayer, plus iPlayer Radio and its Red Button digital products.
What this means in Sequoia parlance: Botha will take over "more responsibility for strategy, for team composition, for fundraising — including spending more time with limited partners and helping decide when do we raise, the size of the funds, the composition of our LP base," he says.
Amit has overall responsibility for strategy and execution across the full portfolio of Enterprise businesses, from development to commercialization.
Mr. Ratner, 43, will report to James L. Dolan, the chief executive, and will assume responsibilities for strategy and transactions for the company, which has nearly three million cable subscribers, as well as the New York Rangers hockey team and New York Knicks basketball team.
Ratner, 43, will assume responsibilities for strategy and transactions for the company.
During this time he wasinternational champion for Research Councils UK, with responsibility for global strategy for all seven UK research councils.
She has been a director at the CIH since 2007, with previous responsibility for corporate strategy and its business in Northern Ireland.
Ms. Hayes received responsibility for investment strategy at Janus in February, a month after a reorganization in which Janus, which had been a unit of Stilwell Financial, began to trade under the Janus name.
Observers also wonder where responsibility for military strategy ultimately lies in the British system: in the MOD, the new National Security Council or with the overstretched prime minister?The last hurrahLiam Fox, the defence secretary, gamely argues that the Libyan operation is a one-off that could not have been predicted.
