Sentence examples for worldwide executives from inspiring English sources

The rebound in the United States was, in turn, crucial to Bridgestone's improved results worldwide, executives said.

Laying out the goals for their acquisition of Fox Family Worldwide, executives from the Walt Disney Company said yesterday that they intended to create a cable channel built on the model of a broadcast network.

To enhance communication with the women's magazine, she initiated regular Latin American board meetings at which top worldwide executives from both the teen and women's publications could discuss regional strategy.

At Engineers Without Borders International, a not-for-profit that strives to improve the quality of life in disadvantaged communities worldwide, executives were so frustrated with the limited knowledge transfer among their various affiliates that they launched an annual "failure report" that publicized, for all to see, the projects that were the biggest flops.

Cultivate Creativity: IBM asked over 1,500 worldwide executives, "What's the number one characteristic you look for in a leader?" In Capitalizing on Complexity, CEOs didn't point to technical expertise, financial skills, empathy or charisma.

Mr. Hamilton, who was based in Sydney, Australia, had also been worldwide executive vice president.

* John Englehart, worldwide executive vice president at Lowe Lintas & Partners Worldwide, London, was named to the new post of executive vice president for worldwide client services, based in New York.

At Saatchi & Saatchi in New York, Ron Arnold and Mark Cacciatore were named to the new posts of executive vice presidents and worldwide executive group directors on the account of General Mills.

Dr. Nichols was a managing partner of Heidrick & Struggles, a worldwide executive search firm based in Chicago, which she joined in 1996.

The co-directors of Wunderman Media, Sheri Rothblatt, 40, and Gary Kagawa, 46, were named managing partners at Mediaedge:cia, where they will report to Charles Courtier, worldwide executive chairman and chief executive.

Time will tell what parents think of the show, but some advertisers are blanching, according to Natalie Conway, a Starcom Worldwide executive who negotiates advertising time for clients like Walgreens, Kellogg's and Nintendo.