In 1978, the Business Roundtable of the top 200 chief executives in America put out a communique listing social responsibility as one of the four core functions of any company board of directors.
The Greenwood Heights salon has none of the celebrity status of the Algonquin Roundtable of the 1920's at the West 44th Street hotel, or the Dark Tower, a Harlem Renaissance affair that took place at A'Lelia Walker's Upper Manhattan town house, or the one at 27 Rue de Fleurus in Paris, the apartment of Gertrude Stein.
Hosts including Joe Scarborough, Rachel Maddow, Ed Schultz, Chris Matthews and the roundtable of "The Cycle" all devoted major portions of their shows to the exclusively obtained drones memo.
We will also communicate the results of each phase to stakeholders from the regions concerned through the participation of researchers from the team in the HTA Roundtable of the IUHN.
This project has been developed in collaboration with the HTA Roundtable of the Integrated University Health Network (IUHN) of Université Laval (Quebec, Canada) that was set up in order to support healthcare organizations throughout its territory in HTA and knowledge transfer.
The research team will work with the HTA Roundtable of the IUHN to share and disseminate lessons learned with the Quebec community of practice in HTA, and other provincial, national and international HTA organizations.
In fairness to Obama, he did live stream a giant roundtable of policymakers — the so-called "healthcare summit".
In this episode, Kevin would be onscreen, leading a roundtable discussion of the women's experiences during the season.
Taking inspiration from the insanely popular TED Talks series, a bunch of people not named Taylor Swift gather for a roundtable discussion of the Taylor Swift album, Red.
At times, Mr. Romney seemed to be taking the roundtable format of the debate too literally, forgetting that his real audience are the voters and party elites who were watching the debate at home.
