key executive

The loss of a key executive comes as a blow to any business.

A number of key executives were fired, too, to make way for a new team.

Many Japanese companies make the book required reading for their key executives.

A few key executives and engineers left the company in 1981.

Key executives at about 9 out of 10 companies receive options.

He took over the store after the fraud; his father and several other key executives left the business.

About seven million shares will be granted under the program to key executives.

"This is an emotional, fragile time around here," one key executive said.

Besides, most of the key executive posts in the provinces are held by them.

There was no question of key executives trying to commute their way into the city centers.

Our ownership has to evaluate how comfortable it is with its key executives.

Key executives from each of the merging companies expect to get roughly the same pay.

I personally spent time in Washington, along with other key executives, to help educate a lot of the lawmakers.

You've cost me my key executive servant, I've no one of his caliber to replace him.

Under Wender, a number of key executives who had built the firm either were forced out or left the company.

A company spokesman said the move was not intended to save money but to better divide labor among key executives.

"But the company has been losing key executives, and it would be nice for it to stop."

The result was a demoralized staff and the exodus of key executives.

Key executives negotiating from outside the company they are considering joining usually have a great deal of leverage.

I don't object to big bonuses to key executives.

He will also become a member of the office of the chairman alongside his father and other key executives.

A "people" section with biographical information on founders, board members, and/or key executives.

The issue of the key executives is still unresolved, but I expect almost all of the top people will go.

The dispute consequently raises a broader question of how much information about a key executive should be given to investors.

And some key executives had left, including Frank King, its highly respected technology chief.