Übersetzung für 'executives' von Englisch nach Deutsch

executives

Führungs­kräfte {pl}

leitende Angestellte {pl}

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banking executives

leitende Bankleute {pl}

Werbung

chief executives [Am.]

Vorstandsvorsitzende {pl}

top executives

obere Führungs­kräfte {pl}

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C-level executives

C-Level-Führungs­kräfte {pl}econ.

• For the complete list of Seattle SuperSonics executives, see: "Seattle SuperSonics executives".
• Chartered Secretaries are employed as chairs, chief executives and non-executive directors, as well as executives and company secretaries.
• The program aired for one season in 2004 until cancellation in 2005 due to Paramount head executives being changed and new executives did not see the vision .
• Internal Revenue Code (1993), making it cost effective to pay executives in equity.
• GIM conducts customized management trainings for executives and employees of various MNCs, Public companies, Government employees etc. It also conducts open training programmes for executives.

• CommCore provided counsel to Lockheed Martin executives after the Space Shuttle "Challenger" and "Columbia" crashes in 1986 and 2003.
• In support of Dalton's letter to the Secretary of State advising the government, the names of twenty NHS chief executives were appended following a paragraph stating "I confirm that this position is supported by both the NHS Confederation and NHS Providers, together with support from chief executives across the country, and their names are supplied."
• The International Association of Financial Executives Institutes (IAFEI) is the premier global society of financial executives.
• A 2011 study by the British CMI concluded that if pay growth continues for female executives at current rates, the gap between the earnings of female and male executives would not be closed until 2109.
• The CQC received referrals from campaigners and whistleblowers in January 2015 which alleged that more than 20 current and former NHS chief executives, medical directors and senior board level executives were unfit for their roles.

• Kent said Nakayama bullied American executives and that Nakayama believed the Japanese executives made the best decisions.
• ACEC's Senior Executives Institute (SEI) provides advanced management, leadership and public policy training for firm leaders. More than 500 executives have participated in the program.
• In May 2004, he directed all Federal Government media chief executives to give reduced charges for HIV/AIDS messages, and urged all other media executives to increase coverage and education on the epidemic.
• VAA : Chemistry Executives is a German organisation for managers and executives in the chemical and related industries.
• "The Business of Government Hour" has interviewed more than 300 government executives from deputy secretaries to C-Suite executives from a range of federal agencies, as well as state and local government executives.

• The organization was founded on June 8, 1951 by six trade association executives and was originally named the Institute of Canadian Trade Association Executives (ICTAE).
• Patterson's methods influenced United States business for a generation. In the period 1910-1930 it was estimated [...] that one-sixth of United States business executives were former NCR executives.