Sentence examples for ultimately ceo from inspiring English sources

Fun fact: While with Microsoft, he championed a bid for Slack, but ultimately CEO Satya Nadella and co-founder Bill Gates decided against it.

Ultimately CEO and Co-founder Christoan Lanng hopes takeake the company to an initial public offering in about three years.

The board possibly could be doing a better job of oversight, but ultimately the CEO gets the blame, we found, about 60% [of the time].

Ultimately though, CEO and founder Deepak Ravindran told me that it was most logical to find a partner than continue to plod along alone for two big reasons.

Ultimately, Greg Creed, CEO of Pizza Hut's parent company YUM Brands, noted that "the re-launch of the Pizza Hut brand in the U.S. did not deliver the sales lift we expected".

Named President of Oxford in 1969 and ultimately Chairman and CEO in 1975, Thompson also served as President of the National Office Products Association and as Chairman of the manufacturing division in 1969.

It's nasty business getting fired, but ultimately the ejected CEO should find work at another company where his skills and experience will better apply.

Sure, but listen to the wistful comments of David Flaschen, the 43-year-old president of Thomson Financial and father of two children, 10 and 8: "Every CEO ultimately retires.

One thing seems certain: whoever ultimately fills the CEO position will have a tough road ahead. .

Sometimes, these professionals can elicit candid concerns and questions that are important to the candidate and that you as CEO, ultimately, may need to address but which the candidate hasn't brought up to you personally, for whatever reason.

He then joined promising online video startup Joost as Senior Vice President of Engineering, and later became CEO, ultimately leading the sale of the company to Adconion.