A few women have pushed their way into the boardrooms and executive suites of big companies. |
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These jokers that have been floating around these boardrooms, they waddle off to their next cup of tea or whatever and that's it. |
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Most of the popular non-executive directors are propelled into the top boardrooms following a career in business. |
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As this column has outlined in the past, corporate boardrooms have long been plagued by the problem of dead or otherwise inanimate board members. |
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For example, some corporate boardrooms can induce a two dimensional vision of reality with all that implies. |
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Researchers from Cranfield University say we could reach gender equality in the boardrooms of major corporations within the next seven years. |
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In many boardrooms in corporate America, the senior managers are usually white males. |
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Innovation is an American tradition, but never before has it been such a hot topic across boardrooms. |
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We asked the cream of Scotland's boardrooms to meet for lunch in Edinburgh. |
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Ireland's boardrooms are filled with non-executive directors who are predominantly male. |
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But will the charges stick, and are America's boardrooms now squeaky clean? |
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What happens in Congo does not cause the slightest stir in the boardrooms of London and New York. |
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When it comes to robbing us blind, the Armani-clad criminals in corporate boardrooms have it all over the hoods on the street. |
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The boardrooms of media companies are virtual hotbeds of political maneuvering, petty jealousy and back-stabbing. |
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The rest of the bill is picked up by private insurance companies who decide what they'll pay in their corporate boardrooms. |
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They are unlikely to see fifty-fifty shares in boardrooms or childcare as the measure of fairness in the division of labour. |
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The normally staid boardrooms of the country's big car makers have been rocked by allegations of bribery and sexual intrigue. |
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But they know that although champagne corks may be popping in the boardrooms, there is little to celebrate around the kitchen table. |
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We will foresightedly see what tools can be used to create engaging and motivating factors in boardrooms and meeting! |
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For those in the mood for work, the business centre has five boardrooms equipped with ISDN lines, a whiteboard, TV, video player and fax lines. |
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He still has the killer instinct and no patience, but he does his fighting in boardrooms. |
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Both are now doing the tour of duty around company boardrooms as non-executive directors, lending a bit of experience here and a wise word there. |
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For three years I lived two lives, shuttling between corporate boardrooms over the Dallas skyline and rowdy street rallies in colonial zocalos. |
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The film's perspective of how things work in today's boardrooms is savagely accurate. |
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The fates of nations are shaped not only in boardrooms but in second-class train compartments. |
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Yet the din emanating from the country's corporate boardrooms is not that of clinking champagne glasses and boisterous merrymaking. |
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From now on, directors and remuneration committees in boardrooms across Britain would be shaking in their boots. |
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There are 11 separate conference, meeting and boardrooms, all offering the latest audio-visual and technical facilities. |
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We need to get in those boardrooms, those war rooms, those bastions of decision-making where no designer has ever been before. |
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It has been an American epidemic, an unspoken marketing strategy in boardrooms and front offices all over when it comes to cultivating buyers. |
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The conference centre will have a variety of boardrooms, meeting and syndicate rooms providing the most advanced technology systems. |
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This is ideal for the smaller monitors, allowing it to be used in boardrooms for video conference calls or in your living room. |
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A business centre including translation services is on hand, and two boardrooms and one meeting room provide space for business to be conducted. |
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But what about the upper middle classes who fill up corporate boardrooms, elegant drawing rooms and exclusive clubs? |
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In the chop houses, boardrooms were big rooms crammed with desks for the brokers and cold-callers. |
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From newsrooms to boardrooms to classrooms, America's high priests of culture are working to promote it. |
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Raise it for debate in the pub and it's likely to illicit a collective groan, but in boardrooms and dressing rooms it has greater currency. |
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The uncertainty surrounding the global economy following the collapse in stock markets has sent jitters through all boardrooms. |
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A real conceptual shift is required in the boardrooms of America if they are really to succeed long-term in the new global economy. |
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Of course, masses of women won't be sweeping into boardrooms overnight. |
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A ballroom, two boardrooms and five meeting rooms are also on the cards. |
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With a squint of eye, a curl of lip, a twist of neck, and a body slanguage equally at home in boardrooms and barrooms, she embodies everyone she sees. |
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The devil's advocate gambit is extraordinary but certainly not uncommon since it strikes so regularly in the project rooms and boardrooms of corporate America. |
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Her name was enough to send panic through Britain's boardrooms. |
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The hotel also features excellent meeting facilities and boardrooms. |
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From the NFL and NASCAR to boardrooms, survivors are training a new generation to end the brutality. |
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To add a personal note to this review, ethnography's limits are reached at the boundaries of specific and discreet social worlds, whether they be boardrooms or bar rooms. |
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They battle in boardrooms, break into nuclear facilities, and contend in Ironman competitions. |
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This scenario is played out daily in boardrooms, war rooms, presentation centers and other business communications facilities throughout the world. |
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In the clubby confines of America's boardrooms, the sky is the limit. |
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But don't count on a mass conversion experience in German boardrooms. |
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Ministers are already being instructed to relaunch a charm offensive, hitting the boardrooms and factories regularly to sell the government's achievements. |
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This is why most of them are installed not in the workspaces of the employees, but in boardrooms or conference rooms, where businessmen meet and greet their clients. |
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There were stories of mills whose boardrooms had been decorated with panelling taken from liners, such as the Mauretania. |
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A new study has revealed that sustainability has climbed up the agenda within corporate boardrooms. |
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Instead, it is coming from the boardrooms and corner offices of many of the same people that sign the paychecks of the nation's nonfood buyers at grocery stores. |
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