Sentence examples for west Cofounder from inspiring English sources

Mary West Cofounder, West Corp./U.S.

That's partly because FBN's members now represent just shy of 5,000 farms across the U.S. and Canada, and collectively manage roughly 16 million acres of farmland — a land area larger than West Virginia – says FBN cofounder and head of product, Charles Baron.

Cofounder of telemarketer West Corp. ; took company private last year.

Thought market overvalued, went west as a young man, cofounded investment partnership Davis & Rock 1961; Arthur Rock & Co., 1969.

Ham will be replaced by cofounder and (and former West Point classmate) Brad Hunstable, who will serve as interim CEO while the company looks for a permanent replacement.

He cofounded (1965) the East West Players, the first Asian American theatre company in the U.S., and served as the company's artistic director until 1989.

Lord Harries of Pentregarth, the former Bishop of Oxford, and also a cofounder of the group, described West Papua as "one of the great neglected scandals of our time".

Corbyn, who is a cofounder of the International Parliamentarians for West Papua, described Monday's gathering as "historic" and said the recommendations put forward were a good framework for moving towards recognition of the human rights issues, rights of representation and the right of people to choose their future in West Papua.

His big payday came in 2006, when he sold a majority of his Pinon gas field in West Texas for $500 million to Tom Ward, the cofounder of gas giant Chesapeake Energy.

Barenboim, who cofounded the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra in 1999, had during the past decade tirelessly promoted a reconciliation between Israel and its Arab neighbours via a series of concerts by the orchestra, which comprised young Arab and Israeli musicians.

In 1957 Sorenson cofounded Deseret Pharmaceuticals, which wholesaled antibiotics in the West.