Word: ceos
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...because technically he had been terminated from his former positions--even though he became cochairman and co-chief executive of the parent of the merged companies, Health Systems International, a job that paid a base salary of $865,000. "I gave up my sole authority as president, chairman and ceo," says Greaves, "and my contract said if that happens you get paid out your contract. So as any businessman would--anybody would--I exercised my rights." In 1994, when the merger took effect, his income, including the termination payment, bonuses and base salary, would total $3.2 million...
...record sales generated between $750 million and $900 million in revenues last year. Fans are young and old; many are religious, but some just like the music. "There's more money and better distribution than there was two or three years ago," says Billy Ray Hearn, chairman and CEO of EMI Christian Music Group. "We're reaching more audiences through mass marketing at Wal-Marts and K Marts...
...understand, from talking to our customers, that the primary concern with this transition is not in the name over the door, but rather the continued availability of The Coffee Connection roast," said Starbucks Chair and CEO Howard Schultz in a full page ad in the Boston Globe on Thursday...
...expert in accounting and man-again the process of CEO succession as well as the founder of The MAC Group, a managerial consulting firm, Vancil had been suffering from Alzheimer's disease for almost a decade...
Lawrence launches into a first-rate description of his anticrime efforts, but the ceo of this organization--a slim, well-tended man who wears his reading glasses slung low on an impressive nose--barely looks up from his papers. Police Commissioner William Bratton designed these Comstat (short for computer statistics) meetings as a way to make his 76 far-flung precinct commanders--and 38,000 cops--accountable for the crime rate. Nobody had ever done it before, and it's working: total felonies in New York City are down 27% in just two years, to levels not seen since...