How about holding the record for the longest-serving tenure of a designer at a fashion house – this year marked his 50th at Fendi.
He was one of the country's first leaders to retire from his positions in the party and government, helping to end the practice by Chinese politicians of serving lifetime tenures.
Having served two tenures as US Surgeon General, I'm no stranger to public health.
(Chiarelli also went home, to become vice chief of staff of the Army, after serving an unhappy tenure as Casey's deputy).
It's also worth noting that all six occurred during Ferguson's late-night tenure, serving as fodder for his show-opening monologues.
Abraham Lincoln captured the Republican presidential nomination in 1860, but Seward, the onetime heir apparent, shook off his defeat with grace, accepting a position in his former rival's cabinet and serving an illustrious tenure as secretary of state.
John Hannah, a senior adviser to Mr. Cheney at the White House, said that when he spoke to Mr. Cheney a few weeks ago the former vice president was trying to figure out how to strike a balance between his life story and his hotly debated tenure serving with Mr. Bush.
Before becoming the CEO of Coursera, Rick Levin was the President of Yale University, serving the longest tenure in the school's history.
His LinkedIn page shows that he joined Google this month after serving a lengthy tenure at Foursquare, which has seen a significant shift from an early darling as a check-in product to one with a robust enterprise business and location data set.
He "died on his 32nd day in office... serving the shortest tenure in United States presidential history".
Harrison died on his 32nd day in office of complications from pneumonia, serving the shortest tenure in United States presidential history.
