Sentence examples for visible executives from inspiring English sources

This year's event will feature, on the technology side,a heavyweight: Marissa Mayer, the vice president of location and local services at Google and one of that company's most visible executives.

[C2.] Legal Battles for Bank Executives As Deutsche Bank struggles to climb out of the deepest banking downturn in postwar German history, its two most visible executives are fighting personal legal battles, which some investors fear could soil the reputation of the company.

As Deutsche Bank struggles to climb out of the deepest banking downturn in postwar German history, its two most visible executives are fighting their own personal legal battles, which some investors fear could soil the reputation of the company, Germany's leading bank.

Jeffrey W. Greenberg, the chief executive of the Marsh & McLennan Companies, is not the most visible executive in the insurance industry by a long shot.

Lawrence D. Burns, G.M.'s vice president for research and development and strategic planning, has become the most visible executive at the American auto companies on green issues.

Upon his arrival late last summer, Layden kept a low profile, remained a barely audible and hardly visible executive, and did nothing to improve the Knicks before the trade deadline.

Lundvall, who became a deeply influential and highly visible executive at Columbia Records, Blue Note Records and other major labels, died Monday at Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, N.J.

His credentials as a purveyor of conservative journalism notwithstanding, he operates like many less visible corporate executives in not allowing his personal politics to get in the way of his bottom line.

The problem with the current frenzy of vilification and unhappiness over "excess" (whatever that really means) compensation for the most successful and visible of executives is the implicit if not explicit condemnation of an entire class of people for the sake of a few bad actors.

At a directors meeting last year, he said, some questioned whether it was wise for their highly visible chief executive to continue sky diving.

He said that the highly visible A.O.L. executive Robert W. Pittman would soon be seen as "the strategic genius on the operational side" likely to ease Mr. Levin out the door.