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executive vice president

NOUN
  1. a vice president holding executive power

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  • In 1999, several veteran senior managers left, including Martin Neath, formerly executive vice president.
  • “Having served as a law school dean in the past, Trish is poised to strengthen a variety of aspects of the school, including the faculty and its academic programs,” stated UM Executive Vice President and Provost Dr. Tom LeBlanc. Discourse.net: Patricia D. White to Be Dean of University of Miami School of Law
  • When you moved from the title vice president to executive vice president, did your responsibilities change? Omniture's John Mellor:
  • Stern is now executive vice president of business development.
  • She is a 15-year veteran of the company and has been serving as executive vice president.
  • He is Lucent's chief technology officer and executive vice president of corporate strategy and marketing.
  • The folks at Island / DefJam Records are mourning the loss of Shakir Stewart, the 34-year-old executive vice president of the label overseen by L.A. Reid. Alanat News
  • This area has not only some of the best demographics in the country, but is extremely under-retailed as well," Andrew Silberfein , executive vice president and director of finance and retail development at Forest City Ratner, said in a statement. Stores Planned Near Brooklyn Marsh
  • • Frederick Arnold , who has served as Capmark's finance chief and an executive vice president of finance at Masonite International Inc. Lehman Names Its Wind-Down Board
  • Kindler joined Pfizer in 2002 from McDonald's Corp., where he was general counsel and executive vice president for corporate relations.
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