Sentence examples for steer the organization from inspiring English sources

I don't need to steer the organization in any direction other than the way it is going".

Although Mr. Littman was not working at the center when plans to become a ground zero cultural anchor unraveled, he helped steer the organization away from its flirtation with a South Street Seaport space after much deliberation.

Elizabeth "Eli" Pollard has been with the World Parkinson Coalition from its inception in 2004 and helped steer the organization, alongside world renowned Parkinsonologist and WPC founder, Dr. Stanley Fahn.

In 1997, during his 20-year tenure as the executive director of the Caucus of Producers-Writers-Directors, he helped to steer the organization into support for stricter ratings for sex, violence, nudity and language.

The scientist on a project team relies on the project manager to keep him updated with regular feedback on how his efforts complement the team's efforts, while the CEO relies on the board of directors to provide feedback so that she can steer the organization to profitability.

Now, a new leader is poised to take the helm of Greenpeace USA and steer the organization into a future full of fracking, pipelines, poaching and climate change.

Alfredsson said Whan reminded her of Charlie Mechem, the avuncular and beloved former commissioner who steered the organization through troubled waters from 1991 to '95.

She steered the organization to significant growth in its education, art, business and public policy programs, including the establishment of a Center on U.S.-China Relations and major new facilities in Houston, Hong Kong, South Korea and India.

Anderson has overseen an almost 50% increase in staff as he steers the organization into a wider role as a source of advice for policymakers, health professionals and consumers.

Mr. Ellis took the helm of Jazz at Lincoln Center in the fall of 2007 and steered the organization through a critical period as it tried to adjust to its explosive growth after a move to a new $131 million home at the Time Warner Center on Columbus Circle.

Galina was a founder and director of SOVA and steered the organization as it established itself as the most important and trusted voice on hate crimes and radical nationalism in Russia.