These limitations reach into the executive suite.
Other high-stress positions included senior corporate executive, advertising account executive, architect and stockbroker。
The cult of the chief executive exists, although whether or not it is overblown depends on the chief executive.
And I talk to another executive in the Valley.
She is happily married to her husband Joe, a business executive and avid boater.
No one is suggesting that limiting executive pay will, by itself, return struggling firms to profitability.
Figuring himself a franchising whiz, Katz got into gyms, executive recruiting, dentistry, hair salons and cosmetics.
Jerry Gulley, the executive director, says his outfit's line of credit could be exhausted soon.
This is delegated to one member of the executive oversight group for execution.
A big part of the reason is the outsized appetite of Larry Ellison, Oracle's flamboyant chief executive.
It's a "theology" (and practice) from the executive suite to the sales force and everyone in between.
“In feng shui, the tortoiseshell represents a strong back, protection and security,” explained Gerald Ronson, Heron's chief executive.
The paper discusses, from theory, plaintiff qualification in executive lawsuit and components to form plaintiff qualification, and explores some problems of plaintiff qualification in the law system of China's executive lawsuit.
His "dearly beloved" eldest of the "dearly beloved" children is a hard-working executive in a manufacturing firm down South.
Headhunters --or executive search consultants, as they prefer to be called --recruit middle-and top-level managers for client organizations.
Columbia executive vice provost Michael Crow imagines "millions of visitors" to the new site, including retirees and students willing to pay to tap into this educational resource.
Yet many think the court's institutional independence will in time whet its appetite for a fight, adding to the checks and balances that restrain executive power.
"It would be a travesty for the solar industry," said Tom Zarrella, a former chief executive of GT solar, a New Hampshire supplier of the manufacturing equipment.
Extravagant staff meals and links between a senior executive and Guo Meimei have seriously damaged the reputation of China's largest charity.
"The connection between our health and the health of the oceans is clear, " says Julie Packard, the executive director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
“I screwed up,” Barack Obama said with spectacular candour of some of his executive appointments this week, before specifying that the point of saying so was to prevent similar cock-ups in the future.
Alison Cooper was not intimidated when presented with the daunting task of filling the shoes of Gareth Davis, Imperial Tobacco's former chief executive, who had served in the role for 14 years.
The competition schedule for the Games had finally been agreed by the IOC's executive board" after a thorough consultation process", IOC coordination commission chairman Hein Verbruggen said at a news conference.
Edmund King, the RAC Foundation's executive director, said the study showed that "not only is loud music a nuisance to others, it could also be the cause of accidents".
Observers have been quick to examine how the executive branch has asserted broad powers and guarded information, but slow to understand why Congress has not strengthened its own oversight tools.
