Sentence examples for senior trust from inspiring English sources
The participants had varying professional backgrounds (social work, nursing, and occupational therapy), and ranged in number of years experience post-qualification (8 27 years), and level of seniority (partnership lead, ward staff, and a senior Trust executive).
Mr. Carter, 53, is a vice president and a senior trust officer in Wilmington for the Neuberger Berman Trust Company of Delaware.
A senior trust paramedic, who asked not to be named, said staff had not been told about the new policies and was "horrified" when he found out.
Misunderstandings about who is entitled to these nonprobate assets, as they are called, can lead to unintended consequences, said Michel W. Nelson, vice president and senior trust officer at the Iowa Savings Bank in Carroll, Iowa.
His parents work in Toronto, where his mother is a program administrator of adult education at the Toronto Catholic District School Board and his father is a senior trust officer at a division of Toronto-Dominion Bank.
With 20 years of experience in the wealth planning industry, serving as an attorney, financial planner, fiduciary advisor and senior trust officer for a regional bank, she is uniquely qualified to assist her clients in developing a comprehensive plan to ensure that their loved ones have the information, guidance and resources necessary in the event of the client's incapacity or death.
Where are those senior, trusted voices of political wisdom, reassurance, confidence, calm and hope?
As Paxton informed me, "The term applies equally to men as well as women". Today, women are placed in more senior, trusted positions as a result of better, fairer, hiring and promotion practices.
Such videos tend to spread virally such that by the time they reach our own social media feeds, they have undergone "trust escalation" in which an anonymous video is eventually retweeted by a senior trusted source like a journalist or politician, which lends an ultimate mark of authority and verification to the content.
Before that, however, Mr. Mulally had to earn his senior colleagues' trust.
His mother works in Boston as a senior personal trust manager for TIAA-CREF, the money management company.
