Word: ceos
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Buffett, the fabled investor and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, refuses to split Berkshire's A shares, which traded last Friday for $72,500 each. If stock splits add lasting value to a company, as today's fervor suggests, it's a wonder that Buffett is held in such high regard. His reputation, though, wasn't built by pandering to passing fads...
...president and executive director of Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics; Susan Mollway, a Harvard Law School graduate who is the first Asian Pacific American female judge to serve in federal district court; Professor Gary Okihiro, director of the Asian American Studies Program at Cornell University; Benjamin Sun, president and CEO of Community Connect Inc., a New York-based company that runs AsianAvenue.com and film director Renee Tajima-Pena...
...immediately introduced to the CEO, Paco Noriega, who briefed me on the company's concerns and provided me with binders of documentation and ledgers. It seemed that KDC had two big problems...
...difference is that we're talking about much more than your phone. The vision described above, of lower cost and simpler billing for a whole complex of telecommunication services, could become reality in only a year or two--after billions of dollars in hardware upgrades. AT&T's dynamic CEO, C. Michael Armstrong, who took over in November 1997, is out to win your loyalty on many fronts, in the face of ferocious competition from giants like MCI Worldcom, Sprint, Bell Atlantic and SBC Communications. Each wants to sell you a bundle of wired and wireless connections...
...York ad giant was not so much interested in PMK?s tidy profit margin -- ?We?re just chump change to them,? says Leslee Dart, one of PMK?s three partners -- as in its vast warehouse of stars. ?Celebrity icons are brands,? says John Dooner, McCann-Erickson?s CEO, ?and there may be opportunities to work with like-minded brands in the corporate world.? Such work will probably be more subtle than, say, Sean Penn doing a Coke commercial. ?We?re not in the advertising business; we?re in the publicity business,? notes PMK partner Pat Kingsley (the third PMK pooh...