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And with the great addition of Kevin Turner as our COO, our leadership team has never been stronger.

McDade was the chief operating officer of Lehman, who had spent the last few days trying to find a saviour for the failing bank.

And he started to shove, when he heard a small sound like the coo of a dove.

As one of the highest ranking members of an organization, a COO can be found in a variety of settings.

It said Austin Shapard, the company's chief operating officer and chief financial officer, was now running the company.

Kuhl and Meltzoff say to do what you naturally do: Talk, coo , play and cuddle with your baby in a loving way.

Henderson was placed into the CEO position last weekend - he was formerly the company's president COO .

Think of yourself as the COO of the home. If your home was Home, Inc. , how would you rate your performance in a quarterly review?

Actually, Apple has been preparing for this transition for some time. Jobs had been grooming Apple's former COO Tim Cook to take over.

As a result of the scandal, Alibaba. com CEO David Wei, and his deputy, COO Elvis Lee, both resigned yesterday.

The main features of the regional coo-environment problems are regional diversity, factor fluidness, and regional spatial types.

Interestingly, Sheryl Sandberg [HBS MBA '95], the new COO of Facebook, recently talked about such a campaign.

The name is based on the fact that column index information is compressed relative to the COO format.

The COO is not there to hog the limelight. It is to a great extent an internally focused role.

The name is based on the fact that row index information is compressed relative to the COO format.

She called me ca-coo and for dessert served Viennese crescent cookies from the best bakery in New York.

As a fauna American left-wing scholar, John Bellamy Poster founded Marx's ecology on the basis of ecological Marxism and coo-socialism.

She never stopped calling me ca-coo, and she never stopped offering Viennese crescent cookies from the best bakery in New York .

What is the case for bringing in a COO between the chief executive and his or her existing senior staff?

It was his second public appearance since he temporarily turned over day-to-day operations to Apple's COO Tim Cook.

EVEN as investors coo and fuss over private-equity firms, some politicians, particularly in Europe, are full of sound and fury.

Trust, needless to say, is vital, and mentioned by almost every COO interviewed here.

Moreover, the research of enzyme on the tobacco additives, tobacco flavor, reconstituted tobacco, enzyme and microorganism's coo. . .

The Google vice president of global sales and operations will become chief operating officer at the social network company later this month.

Corporations, public sector organizations, nonprofits, and other institutions employ a COO to oversee potential problems and improvements.

The Bund in Shanghai was a place where young couple enjoyed coming to coo in the 70's and the 80's of the last century.

She still called me Ca-Coo and served my children Viennese crescent cookie from the best bakery in New York.

Working with COO to set up sales and marketing strategy, follow up and execute the plan.

For me, transparency is a competitive weapon. " - Sun COO Jonathan Schwartz, on why he blogs" .

On this basis, this paper makes a deep exploration on the practice of coo-moral education.

COO is the only positioning technique that is widely used in wireless networks.

Each time, Tim Cook, Apple's chief operating officer, temporarily assumed his boss's responsibilities.

Kent Gilmore, COO of $100-million Nahan Printing, St. Cloud, MN, wanted to bring lean manufacturing expertise to his firm.

Yet sometimes, the president fills gaps left by the COO and CEO.

He has a natural inclination to look at business performance and seek improvements, " stated Larry Schwartz, President and COO of Okuma. "

Provides daily, weekly and monthly operation report to COO and hold the follow up meetings with OLs, BRMs and etc.

However, the same high-tech sector also provides the recent classic example of where a COO could have avoided a lot of grief.

Safety: if required, support the Plant Manager and COO in improving ergonomics on work stations.

He was Director of the Department of General Administration (COO) and Economic Development of the City of Heidelberg until 2007.

He asked to serve as chairman, and recommended that Apple COO Tim Cook succeed him as CEO.

It is not unusual that courting couples bill and coo in the street or on the subway, totally ignoring the presence of others.

Catherine could almost hearthe coo of female voices, gentle, soothing murmurs through the ether.

It hired a COO who had worked at Yahoo and sold his own company before: Rob Solomon.

Transmission by the spindle, water-coo led bearing box, coupling, etc.

The customer base would range from the plant manager and quality manager to line controllers and the COO and CFO.

He and James, News Corp. 's deputy COO and chairman of News International, smiled beatifically for the cameras.

This position requires a highly organized person, directly report to COO.

"Right now, this idea is really in its infancy, " says David Davin, COO and co-founder of DoMyStuff.

Kenichi Sugi, the COO of Digital Garage Mobile, announced this new business model at mobidec2009 earlier this week.

The announcement was made today in Moscow by NBA Deputy Commissioner and COO Adam Silver.

Some say a president oversees staff functions--human resources, finance and strategy--while the COO oversees daily operations.

But he put Tim Cook, his chief operating officer, in control of daily operations.

I think the term of new economy is a coo vague concept. Actually, we are facing a chang of social economic form.

He has served as Apple's COO since 2007, before that working as the Senior Vice President of Worldwide Operations.

This business include production They all work on a coo-model.

Then, later in my career, I started blogging, and then writing for ReadWriteWeb, and now I am COO of this news media business.

BLACK couple coo over their new baby yesterday - a white, blue-eyed BLONDE.

Jobs, seen above on June 6, 2011, asked to serve as chairman, and recommended that Apple COO Tim Cook succeed him as CEO.

Tim Summers, the firm's chief operating officer, who is a former BP employee, said the firm would need visas for 150 foreign workers.

The move follows the resignation of Peng Ye as chief operating officer on January 8.

In the example above, the CFO wanted to become the COO.

On the roof of the schod house some pigeons were softly coo-ing.

So I won't pretend that my mother was a demonstrative, coochy-coochy-coo kind of person.

We'll leave the two young people to bill and coo together.

In July, COO Tim Cook reported that Apple's sales in Greater China grew six-fold year over year in Q3 to $3. 8 billion.

I love the black and white one. Coo huh?

And she begins to babble and coo and smile, and so does the baby.

Some customers do not understand the COO concept

Assist COO-Bus Advertising in keeping and strengthening public relationship with government

Interactive Investment: A Realistic Choice For East Asia Countries to Develop Regional Economic Coo

CoO-Modified Carbon as Electrode Material for Electrochemical Capacitor

Small Singapore Eyes Big Asian Market--Exclusive Interview with Mr. Lin Tun, COO of Singapore Telecom

Consolidating and compile the COO presentation material;

Horizontal and Vertical Shifts of Hysteresis Loop in CoO Coated Co Nanoparticles

A comparison between evoked coo by stimulating DM nucleus and spontaneous coo in pigeons

Assist COO-Bus Advertising business management and team building

Main Responsiblities: Assist COO to manage the nationwide stores daily operation work;

COO; chief personnel and logistics officer;

going out for a pizza when she is too tired to coo

only one COO per pallet

Meanwhile, Groupon hired Margo Geogiadis, Google's VP of global sales planning and technology, to serve as COO. (Chicago Business)