He presents the benevolent face of Microsoft -- a hard-working paragon of American capitalism, laboring daily to make better software to improve people's lives.
Beginning in 1988, Mak had worked at Power Paragon, a defense company in Anaheim, California, that developed power systems for the U.S. Navy.
(Lansdorp says he has a contract with the Paragon Space Development Corporation in Arizona, which has designed Mars One's life-support systems, and is now working on space suits. Paragon confirms this).
The collective effort has been celebrated as a new paragon of conservation working to simultaneously support humans, livestock, and wildlife (Sundaresan and Riginos 2010).
Until the 1990's, songbirds were rhapsodised by social conservatives as paragons of family values, mother and father working together faithfully to fledge their demanding chicks.
Outwardly, he and Noel Coward are opposites: one an exemplar of the provincial working class in the north of England, the other a paragon of urban sophistication.
Paragon One works with smaller companies that, unlike Google or Goldman Sachs, don't have their own internship and campus outreach programs.
Wong, who was the youngest person ever to receive venture capital funding and is now the CEO of the mobile rewards network Kiip, once worked at Digg – the paragon of a failed Silicon Valley technology start-up.
Turner's art of conjuring something from nothing, and then (unlike God) having the temerity to deposit the working trace of that mysterious process on the canvas, has made him a paragon for modernists.
This particular example is a paragon of non-partisanship, committing the government to a policy of more competition, more charities and social enterprises working in partnership to deliver employment services – and presumably the opposition too.
Others, though, see him as the politicians' lackey, and his purchase of sovereign bonds has driven two German colleagues to resign.Mr Trichet works hard at being a paragon of charm and composure.
