Sentence examples for trained executives from inspiring English sources

He was also a founder of the Jerusalem Institute of Management, which trained executives in Israel, and was the treasurer of Hebrew College in Newton Centre, Mass.

Gardenhire's optimism, not uncommon among managers and players, is rarely shared by the more statistically trained executives actually swinging these deals.

As a result there are serious shortages of teachers, nurses, doctors, technicians, and scientifically trained executives, but 4,500,000 unemployables.

WORTH -- Well, one of the humorous bits is you then have trained executives who know how to do all those things.

Art leaders, educators and policymakers need to better understand that the status quo for arts education is missing a few things; specifically, the importance of business savvy and the increasing demand for arts trained executives.

Well, did you know that McDonald's has a culinarily trained executive chef?

We were delighted with nearly every dish produced by the kitchen of Steven DeBruyn, the restaurant's classically trained executive chef, who has held the position since 1997.

OF COACHING about executive coach Marshall Goldsmith, 53... Goldsmith trains executives to behave decently in the office, by subjecting them to a brutal regimen.

Mrs. McCarty, 46, is a corporate branding consultant who trains executives and employees on ways to promote their companies to potential customers.

Using some of Intel's internal decisions as examples, the book sought to train executives to recognize and adapt to change.

The question of the difference between a psychiatrist and coach arose in Larissa MacFarquhar's 2002 profile of Marshall Goldsmith, a "happiness professional" who trains executives to behave decently to their employees.