Sentence examples similar to shift to a new role from inspiring English sources

One of the departing commissioners will be shifted to a new role as special advisor to the mayor, an unpaid position charged with guiding the ongoing overhaul of the department's ailing dispatch network and computer systems.

The government must cope with the short-term effects of the slowdown while continuing to implement reforms aimed at smoothing the economy's shift to a new growth model and expanding the role of markets.

You're seeing a shift to a new guard".

One way for leaders to adjust to this shift is to adopt a new role: that of coach.

Today the company announced in an SEC filing that it would be appointing a new CFO — the hotshot banker Anthony Noto, who helped lead Twitter's public offering as the co-head of Goldman Sachs' Technology, Media and Telecom Investment Banking group — and at the same time would be shifting its current CFO, Mike Gupta, to a new role as SVP in charge of strategic investments.

Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary is shifting to a new 'group CEO' role, stepping back from day-to-day control of the budget airline.

Madison Square Garden announced a reorganization on Tuesday that shifted Steve Mills, the president of MSG Sports since 2003, to a new role as the president of business operations for MSG Sports Teams.

In today's rapidly shifting and ever-fragmented economy, you need a broad knowledge base and a broad skill set to be prepared to jump into a new role or a new field quickly and expertly.

Rather, he imagined casting him in a new role in order to underline the new instalment's shift to a more fantastical universe.

The GFF leads the paradigm shift in development financing and paves the way for a new role for official development assistance in unlocking domestic resources and private flows to provide the platform for financing the new Strategy.

The rise of a new role, chief commercial officer, reflects this shift.