Sentence examples for visionary manager from inspiring English sources

Within the world of obsessive Beatles fans, a small but vocal group has long argued that the accomplishments of Brian Epstein, the band's visionary manager, have been underplayed in the many tellings of the Beatles' story.

But there is a subplot: Mr. Schwab's stature as a guru of democratic markets may have risen, but his stock as a visionary manager of his own company has sunk.

A "visionary" manager, according to those who work with him, Hassabis also reckons he has found a way to "make science research efficient" and says he is leading an "Apollo programme for the 21st century".

Ásmundur Jónsson, the visionary manager of the Icelandic record label Bad Taste, once said that her earliest solo recordings evoked for him a solitary figure standing in an open space; but there is nothing inherently northern in that.

At the beginning stage of most companies, especially those that are service in nature, a business owner will operate as the visionary, manager and the technician.

Ashton, accepted as a visionary coach but no manager even by his own admission, went.

They had world-class players such as Preben Elkjær, Michael Laudrup, Søren Lerby, Frank Arnesen and Morten Olsen, as well as a visionary German manager in Sepp Piontek.

One is the underappreciated visionary: "the manager who gives everything to the artist, sacrifices for them, and then, once the artist becomes successful, is cast aside" (Andrew Oldham and the Rolling Stones, for instance).

Inevitably, this section focuses on Frank Pick, the visionary transport manager who was, without doubt, the most effective and influential patron of public architecture, design, art and engineering in 20th-century Britain.

But that proved a bittersweet season opener: Miller's visionary director, George Steel, had just announced his decision to become general manager of the Dallas Opera.

At Exxon, Tillerson was less a visionary than a manager of an institution built long before he took over.