chief executive officers

Ms Wilkis Wilson says she was able to glean useful information from the cases, which were targeted at chief executive officers.

Concentrated training shall be conducted for the chief executive officers (CEOs) of the key enterprises of the state group by group.

Act as an advocate for decisions of the Chief Executive Officers and General Manager and facilitate implementation.

Third come the chief executive officers, whose incomes can be enhanced by the back-scratching of their peers.

The stage lights will be especially hot for a number of chief executive officers this year.

Co-chief executive officers Jim Hagemann Snabe and Bill McDermott have pledged to accelerate product releases and cut internal red tape.

'Mr. Buffett isn't paid like most chief executive officers, ' added Lee Sheppard, an expert with Tax Notes, a nonprofit publication.

It long has been assumed that the pay packages of chief executive officers are determined partly by rolling with loaded dice.

Article 4 The control of flood, wind and the salvage and disaster relief shall be the responsibility of chief executive officers.

A survey on Tuesday showed chief executive officers of large U. S. companies were less confident about the economy in the second quarter.

Individual chief executive officers can earn far more than this mean.

Ernie Patrikis thinks chief executive officers of banks have three choices.

Many of the country's chief executive officers are brought in from Kenya.

That's an important lesson I learned from one of my former chief executive officers,