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She became executive director of the group two and a half years ago.

"I think it is very important to have had executive experience."

Remember, the problem with executive pay is not that it's high.

By 1972 he was executive vice president of the company.

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He was called in here to act as executive vice president.

She was executive director for its first 15 years and remained on the board until her death.

He served as executive director of the organization until his death.

In a statement, he said this would be his last year as executive director.

Previously, he spent 10 years in the No. 2 job, as executive director.

But the board dismissed her as executive director in 1998.

He has been executive vice chairman of the party for five years.

By 1984 she was executive director of the platform committee.

And so has executive compensation, by 360 percent since 1980.

Thus, for example, only two executive committees were held each year during 1899 and 1900.

In 1983, he became executive director of the children's advocacy group.

After graduation, he went to work for the group as executive director.

Levin was executive director for five months before his death.

He later became executive head for a short period, retiring in 2012.

He then served as executive vice president for six years.

From 1972 to 1974 he was executive officer of foreign aid programs.

He joined the company in 1976 and for the last year has been executive vice president.

No women, it turned out, were executive producers on the series.

He became chief financial officer and finally executive vice president.

It may require more executive attention than companies are willing to give.

In short, they knew the power of an oil company executive.

He was the first oil company executive to take such a stand.

He has been an executive at the company since 1988.

He would be the second top executive to leave in two weeks.

The answer to all these questions, for the executive group, is yes.

He has been on the executive board for 18 years.

Only one is a former executive director, not all three.

But we're not going from one executive director to another.

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The last two years, she was on the executive board.

He was its president and executive director from 1967 to 1980.

By 1992, he was the party's executive director for the state.

Two minutes later they had the former executive on the table.

Still, he is many ways the very model of the American business executive.

Executive education has become an important part of business schools across the nation.

I have let you into the heart of the executive, to see us as we are.

His position as head of the executive was a more than usually difficult one.

Two years later he became its president and chief executive.

Seven years later, at the age of 42, he became chief executive.

But they say it will not be easy for the new executive.

In Washington, the executive building was fine, open for business.

The new executive director has been a board member for 10 years.

And the only one with a woman as chief executive.

Her father is the president and chief executive of the company.

Is it just up to the good will of the executive?