Sentence examples for visionary executives from inspiring English sources

Visionary executives must transform management immediately.

In "360 Sound" — the title was taken from a Columbia slogan in the 1960s — Mr. Wilentz relishes telling the stories of some of Columbia's signature artists and the visionary executives behind them.

The Future of Mobile Advertising These and other visionary executives also see great things in the future of mobile advertising.

Howard L. Clark, a visionary executive who helped transform the American Express Company into a modern corporate giant, died on Friday at his home in Greenwich, Conn.

The story centres on the efforts of Henry Ford II (Ford chairman and grandson of company founder Henry T Ford), with the help of visionary executive Lee Iacocca, and former racing champion Carroll Shelby, to overturn European domination of car racing.

The visionary executive would dismiss opposition to his bright ideas as kneejerk conservatism, believing with Woodrow Wilson that: 'If you want to make enemies, try to change something.' Hindsight has proved that their notions were often wrong, though I would not go as far as my father's old Edinburgh lawyer who liked to assert that there was no such thing as a change for the better.

Leaders of other multinational corporations would do well to take the advice of this visionary executive.

Visionary chief executives can set examples and lead the way in their own companies.

(In June, two Visionary Vehicles executives resigned — one of them was Pierre Gagnon, a president and chief operating officer — voicing doubts about the company's ability to live up to Bricklin's promises).

One of the visionary chief executives with whom I worked - Terry Cassidy, who later ran Celtic - attended a lunch we had arranged with George Younger, then Secretary of State for Scotland.

In America today, quarter-to-quarter concerns hem in even a visionary chief executive.