Chipmaker Intel just announced the departure plans of two longtime executives, one heading up its business devoted to personal computers, another heading up its Internet of Things efforts.
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Working alongside Ariolu on the company are two co-founders, Lebura Soarokibor who is heading up logistics and Larote Badom, who's heading up marketing and business development at the company.
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Owen had been heading up Banana Republic since January 2015.
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And Porsha was heading up the decor for the party.
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Update: A woman is heading up HQ Trivia's UK shows.
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I have Daenerys and Varys heading up my Essos crew.
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But they question why states are heading up the charge.
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Are there games already heading up your personal GOTY lists?
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Riverdale creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa is heading up the supernatural project.
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Grace Meng, for example, is heading up a nationwide surrogate program.
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Now, he's back at Google heading up Google Cloud Artificial Intelligence.
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A bulldozer is with our convoy, heading up the side streets.
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Heading up the establishment lane in New Hampshire was Ohio Gov.
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Heading up to the guys, I had no idea what to expect.
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I wander around the mall near my office block before heading up.
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He is heading up a major Smash 4 mod called USM-eM.
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So Mr. Friedman advocated heading up to the West 90s and 100s.
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It's not even clear who — if anyone — is heading up the effort.
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He's also heading up their entertainment arm these days for more diversity.
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He was 28 and heading up operations for a local restaurant group.
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Valasek tweeted that he and Miller will be heading up Cruise's security team.
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Heading up that office: Sumer Juneja, who SoftBank poached from Norwest Venture Partners.
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Nate Fortin, who has worked at Motorola, is heading up Evernote's design team.
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A big new Caravan is heading up to our Southern Border from Honduras.
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They'd be getting their little belongings, unfortunately, and they would be heading up.
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Former G4 stars will be heading up some of Comic-Con HQ's programming.
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Rescue crews waited for the weather to subside before heading up the trail.
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The members of the Federal Trade Commission are heading up to Capitol Hill.
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He thinks President Donald Trump wants a "reformer" heading up the central bank.
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They&aposd be getting their little belongings, unfortunately, and they would be heading up.
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After heading up the stairs, we find Buck (Ian Alexander) sitting on his bed.
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And I want to thank Ben Carson, who's going to be heading up HUD.
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Spriggs is heading up the effort to locate, scan and analyze all these films.
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Heading up review of online investment applications is Minette Havemann, Naspers Foundry's strategy director.
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And they're exploring heading up-stream from resale to first-party sales, as well.
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Like of becoming the president of the country or heading up a major company.
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Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, best known for Riverdale, is heading up the ostensibly edgy rethink.
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In English, that means Alvin will be heading up digital for multiple Time Inc.
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What part of your experience lends itself to heading up a self-driving department?
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But the printers heading up to the ISS early next year underwent significant modification.
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Originally, the initiative did not intend to have a single leader heading up the organization.
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Andy Muldoon will retain his role in heading up the PowaWeb team within Greenlight Digital.
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Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, who was heading up the investigation, earlier this month.
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And so it was just increasingly untenable for me to be heading up that organization.
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The high-flying guard appears to be all the way back, and still heading up.
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Most notable is Vice President-elect Mike Pence, who's also heading up Trump's transition team.
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I tried to clear my head this morning by heading up to Air and Space.
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Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is heading up one such start-up called Cloud Kitchens.
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"A big new Caravan is heading up to our Southern Border from Honduras," he wrote.
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Baker-Hargrove was tasked with heading up mental health outreach in the wake of the shooting.
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In May, Ralph Pini was given the somewhat unenviable task of heading up BlackBerry's device team.
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We're heading up to Portland, ME, for the morning, and making our way down the coast.
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"I just left the hospital, heading up into the mess again," he told WIRED Friday evening.
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Tyler and Rebekah Thompson, the husband/wife duo heading up the Cattails teams, set me straight.
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Entries for the 2016 YBFs are now open, with Anna Jones heading up the Vegetable category.
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And the point is, we should have someone heading up this ticket that has actually won.
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Kushner was tasked with heading up the administration's push for peace shortly after Trump took office.
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It's now March Madness and we're heading up North to the place — to my turf, OK?
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In her current role she coordinates volunteers, as well as heading up community sponsorship and fundraising.
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But Christie has mostly operated behind the scenes, heading up Trump's transition team and providing advice.
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Others will leave by boat from La Cité, heading up the Garonne to the Gironde Estuary.
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John Hamilton has been heading up Boeing&aposs response to the two fatal 737 Max crashes.
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Not only that, players will be heading up to Heaven to kick even more ass. Finally.
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While he's away, he said, his team of direct reports will be heading up the company.
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We're thrilled to have Alison heading up what will become a monetization engine of global scale.
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And that was for clay discs where we got some advance warning that they'd be heading up.
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King founded and ran a charter school before heading up the Department of Education, an aide noted.
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She's taken away before she can explain more, and Cosima spots Delphine heading up to Westmoreland's house.
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He began the scoring sequence by collecting a turnover and heading up ice while controlling the puck.
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Insel, a neuroscientist, was heading up an initiative to develop new technologies to combat anxiety and depression.
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"A big new Caravan is heading up to our Southern Border from Honduras," Trump tweeted on Tuesday.
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Studstill is heading up an entirely new Stadia Games and Entertainment studio based in Playa Vista, California.
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And then she pivoted once more to where she is now: heading up style at a brand.
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What Fernandes is probably best known for however, is heading up AirAsia, a low-cost Malaysian airline.
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So I could see that inflation the heading up that would mean big capital losses for bondholders.
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By 27, he was heading up a London trading desk, enjoying life off Chelsea's iconic Sloane Square.
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Now, Whitman is heading up a new streaming platform called Quibi, founded by Hollywood veteran Jeffrey Katzenberg.
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Wilke is considered the second-most-important person at the company, heading up Amazon's entire retail side.
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The company's head of strategic finance Prabir Adarkar will be heading up the finance department in the interim.
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Ben Carson also got a job in the administration, heading up the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Today is the Super Bowl, and I'm heading up to my friend's apartment with a few others tonight.
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The government-backed China Integrated Circuit Investment Fund is heading up the new investment vehicle, the report said.
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In 2000, Sharen Jester Turney came on as CEO of Victoria's Secret Direct, heading up its catalog business.
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Heading up the Munich-based company is one of the more desirable jobs in the struggling automotive industry.
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Talk about the Belgian designer heading up the American fashion house was dismissed early on — but, who knows?
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He first tried doing news with an ideological bent, briefly heading up Television News Incorporated in the 103s.
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Cioni will be heading up the new L.A. operation which will more specifically focus on bringing the Frame.
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Vice President Mike Pence, who is heading up the task force, echoed Fauci's comments, downplaying Trump's Easter timeline.
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However, Narongsak Osatanakorn, who is heading up the rescue operation dismissed Musk's solution during a press conference Tuesday.
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And they are convinced the time to vet them is now, while rates look to be heading up.
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She also sent a out a series of tweets indicating her lack of interest in heading up Uber.
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"A big new Caravan is heading up to our Southern Border from Honduras," Trump tweeted on Tuesday morning.
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Heading up Intel will be a lofty task, as the company has struggled to adapt to a changing environment.
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By the time I started hearing about Hermine, it was already heading up the east coast, straight towards us.
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Knudstorp will not be leaving the company, but rather heading up the group's new entity, the Lego Brand Group.
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Of course, they have to test it to make sure, which is why the experiment is heading up there.
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And Interior is preferable to heading up the Department of Energy, which most conservatives want to shut down altogether.
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A. and I say hi to the kids and help them get ready for bed before heading up ourselves.
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You grew in Alexandria, does that mean you spent a lot of time heading up to DC for shows?
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No one exactly expects to see the likes of Jax Taylor heading up a Walt Disney Company division, right?
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He's also joined Genera Games where he'll be heading up a team at the company developing "ultra casual" titles.
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Swng announced the news itself, and Microsoft's VP heading up Skype, Amritansh Raghav, also made a little announcement, too.
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Indeed, before heading up the free world, Merkel has to lead Germany and hopefully, together with Macron, Europe, too.
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Kurz is currently heading up a coalition with the far-right Freedom Party, which ran on a xenophobic platform.
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BRAD PARSCALE - The digital-media director for Trump's 2016 campaign is now heading up his 2020 re-election effort.
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Kevin Zagorski, an engineer who typically works on rocket engine design, is heading up Virgin Orbit's ventilator manufacturing efforts.
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"We started heading up a lot of traction with customers and now we&aposre getting even more of that."
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I can see him heading up to Maine and spending, you know, time at a country club. Sorry. Boats.
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Schrage authored the company's public statement on those ads, and Stamos is heading up the internal investigation into the matter.
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While Kumar will assume all of King's previous responsibilities, like heading up Walmart Labs, he isn't filling King's void exactly.
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BE has racked up several Grammys already for her debut album, and is heading up the new Bond theme song.
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Yep, Baldwin will be transforming into The Donald and heading up the Republican ticket on SNL's season premiere this weekend.
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John Thune of South Dakota with heading up an ad hoc committee to rewrite the House version of the bill.
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Adrian was giddy about heading up to Canada, and he seemed in better spirits than he had been in years.
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By the time I got into the elevator at the hospital, heading up to the sixth floor, I started spinning.
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Prior to that he spent five years heading up revenue at Spotify, which did more than $3 billion last year.
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Heading up the regulator's new intelligence division is Günter Younger, a former employee of the German criminal police and Interpol.
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She was named the company's first marketing manager, and was given a "shoestring" budget for heading up Google's marketing efforts.
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In the 229s, his Turner Broadcasting System had merged with Time Warner, with Ted heading up their cable networks division.
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Returning to Kansas, he began a career in business, heading up companies that manufactured and provided materials for aircraft and oilfields.
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A much more ultramodern-looking electric car designed for the proposed autonomous Roborace series will also be heading up the hill.
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He was a council member and a mayor of West Hollywood; now he's heading up the Los Angeles LGBT Task Force.
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It turns sharply, heading up to wrap its single, tube-like appendage around a valve that moves slowly under its pressure.
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Blackstone CEO Steve Schwarzman is heading up the strategic and policy forum that will provide policy advice to the Trump administration.
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Hoyer said he continues to talk to McCarthy, who is heading up negotiations for House GOP leaders on the Russia bill.
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Heading up EF's Hong Kong office is former Airbnb and Google exec Lavina Tien — you can read my full report here.
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Not every politician is a celebrity and not all are so watchable that NBC wants them heading up their primetime hour.
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As part of her role heading up nutrition, Baker's been working to find ways to use the expertise of Kroger's dieticians.
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Speaking of Amy, she at first relinquishes the job of heading up the effort in Nevada to an upstart named Candi.
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Tesla has a new vice president heading up Autopilot efforts — Chris Lattner, whose departure from Apple was reported only earlier today.
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Noon — Since I'm going to be heading up to San Francisco, I stop to fill up on gas just in case.
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In 2007, he was sentenced to five years in jail for those crimes and for heading up a violent Nigerian mafia.
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Cary Goldstein, who has been heading up the publicity for the book at Simon & Schuster, declined to comment for this story.
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" Heck describes the difference between heading up recruiting efforts this cycle for the DCCC compared to 2016 as "night and day.
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Former Chief Counsel Kevin Jespersen is heading up the initiative while a national search for a permanent leader is under way.
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In the first season — when he was just another whiny white guy heading up a TV show — fans might have rejoiced.
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Before heading up to the hotel's penthouse suite, I peeked into the lobby bar, which includes a brightly lighted white room ...
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Jerry Falwell Jr., the president of the evangelical Liberty University, will be heading up a task force on higher education regulation.
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We walk through the entire interior before heading up to the ramparts to marvel at the views of the countryside ($19 entry).
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After heading up the Hollywood hills for a hike on Wednesday, Ariel Winter and her boyfriend, Laurent Gaudette, hit the gym together.
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The latest round is split into two, with Hillhouse Capital leading the "D1" tranche and Sequoia China heading up the "D2" portion.
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Before TikTok: Blake Chandlee was poached from Facebook, where he worked for more than 12 years heading up the company's global partnerships.
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As of Friday evening, a long line of planes were heading up the east coast of Florida, out of the hurricane's path.
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My gym is located in my favorite shopping center, and I decide to have a look at the shops before heading up.
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Earlier this year, LinkedIn quietly hired a product manager from Facebook Live called Peter Roybal, who is heading up the video service.
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And starting in late 2015, Kalanick allegedly began talking with Levandowski about possibly heading up the ride-hail company's autonomous vehicle program.
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We got Michigan's new Congresswoman Thursday afternoon, heading up the Capitol steps where she was swarmed by media, supporters and family members.
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King, who joined Walmart in 2011, had been heading up the largest retailer in the world's technology arm known as Walmart Labs.
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Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey are officially heading up the forthcoming film adaptation of Stephen King's fantasy-horror series The Dark Tower.
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Shortly after Trump told reporters Wolf was heading up the department, a DHS spokesperson clarified that McAleenan was still the acting secretary.
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The company in recent months has also seen departures in roles heading up its strategic partnerships and overseeing wealth management client relationships.
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Jade Raymond, a veteran of Ubisoft and Electronic Arts, is heading up the new team, but she only joined Google in March.
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Maybe the best evidence is that the insurance industry itself has said that premium increases are heading up, and they actually know.
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As they hit the straight heading up towards Curva Dry Sac, Jacques darted out from behind the Ferrari to make his move.
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With his son heading up an anime series and his daughter making avant-R&B, Will himself starred in... Collateral Beauty. Yeah.
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After flying around the Statue of Liberty and heading up the East River toward Central Park, the Airbus AS350 B2 lost power.
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David Marcus, who is heading up Facebook's financial services division tied to Libra, testified before the House and Senate earlier this year.
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It was in early 2017 when, completely unplanned, I just dropped the bomb on my dad as he was heading up to bed.
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New York's march will pass by the Stonewall National Monument in Greenwich Village on Sunday, June 24, 2018, before heading up Fifth Avenue.
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Derek Shen, an investor and current chairman of Danke, co-founded Nuomi in 2010 before heading up LinkedIn China between 2014 and 2017.
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Rewind again, and you could watch yet another crew member playing pool in a side room, before heading up to join the rest.
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Yeom reached out to his friend of more than 213 years, John Um, who was heading up strategy at 2135 Cents Only Stores.
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No buses at the mall valet, but a bunch of Trump folk waiting to get their cars and heading up to self park.
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Fox Business News' Charlie Gasparino, though, reported Tuesday that Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser is heading up the search.
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In a rare turn, director James Gunn is once again heading up up the third installment of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy series.
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Jon Rotheram worked at St. John before heading up the Fifteen kitchen and then opening Hackney pub the Marksman with fellow ex-St.
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Moonves is heading up Moon Rise Unlimited, The New York Times reported Friday, citing a filing with the California secretary of state's office.
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On March 21st, Jen MacLean, executive director of the International Game Developers Association (IGDA), was heading up a talk on games industry unionization.
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White, who's been heading up family reunification efforts, provided several updated statistics at Tuesday's hearing: • 559 kids from separated families remain in custody.
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Sound heading up the winding caverns of my ears, then conducted through slender bones, making the membranes vibrate and these tiny hairs dance.
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He was heading up to the 37th floor to see what happened when he ran into Mr. Perry on the 33rd floor staircase.
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And they questioned whether Facebook, which is grappling with other regulatory issues around privacy and antitrust, should be heading up such an initiative.
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"AI is programmed by people," says Kai-Fu Lee, an entrepreneur who worked on the technology behind Siri before heading up Google China.
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Mr. Mindich made his name as a fast-rising star on Wall Street, heading up Goldman's arbitrage desk at the age of 25.
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The California-based billionaire hedge fund manager spent time at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs before founding and heading up Farallon Capital Management.
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We see her swinging in a birdcage, robbing a bank, heading up an army of women in bondage latex, and trying to dance.
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They were heading up the highway toward the blockade on their side of the Backwater Bridge, which serves as the front line these days.
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This new round is split into two, Lalamove said, with Hillhouse Capital leading the "D1" tranche and Sequoia China heading up the "D2" portion.
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King, who joined Walmart in 2011, had been overseeing much of Walmart's digital strategy and also heading up Walmart Labs, the company's technology arm.
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"When you're a high performer and you're heading up the ladder, sometimes you don't play well with others and you break glass," Welch says.
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The stampede took boats to Skagway, Alaska, before hiking hundreds of miles across mountains and heading up the Yukon River to the gold fields.
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In the meantime, Peter Altmaier, chief of staff of the German Chancellery, a trusted right-hand man of , is heading up the finance ministry.
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However, this initial premium information is consistent with the idea that premiums are heading up, and that increases will vary a lot across insurers.
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His time heading up the organization spanned historic shifts in LGBT rights, including the Supreme Court's landmark 2015 ruling in favor of gay marriage.
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The sleepless nights led Yampolskiy to leave his job heading up security at the online retailer Gilt Groupe and co-found SecurityScorecard in 2013.
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As of this month, he's moved to Houston and is heading up a home renovation firm helping people repair their houses after storm damage.
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The office of Vice President Mike Pence, who is heading up the administration's coronavirus response, likewise did not immediately return a request for comment.
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After 18 years at Amazon, Greg Greeley is joining Airbnb as its President of Homes, heading up one of the company's four business units.
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She is heading up a team of researchers from the American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO) who are watching the star's every move.
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Prior to heading up on stage to accept the prestigious award, Malek shared a sweet kiss with his girlfriend and Bohemian Rhapsody costar, Lucy Boynton.
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At 29, Powell became the youngest-ever assistant to the president for presidential personnel, heading up all of the Bush White House's decisions on appointments.
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At 29, Powell was the youngest-ever assistant to the president for presidential personnel, heading up all of the Bush White House's decisions on appointments.
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CAVUTO: All right, speaking of all those indictments, the fallout on the former FBI director and now the guy heading up this probe, Robert Mueller.
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Neid, who will take on a new role heading up the national sides' scouting department, is now handing over the team to assistant Steffi Jones.
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Embraer and Brazil's Defense Ministry, which has been heading up the government's working group on the deal, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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A spokesperson told NBC News on Tuesday that only Egyptian officials would be able to make a statement as they were heading up the investigation.
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Before we get too excited about another spacecraft heading up, however, there's still the big question of where the money to launch would come from.
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That same week, in separate media appearances, she stumbled over questions about Trump's school safety plan — even though she's tasked with heading up the committee.
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Francois Molins, who is heading up the investigation, said the attacker, Redouane Lakdim, 25, was known to security services for his links to radical Islam.
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Lucie put in time at Balenciaga and Louis Vuitton before heading up the womenswear design team at Dior between Raf Simons and Maria Grazia Chiuri.
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Tuition waivers: In many schools, grad students and doctoral students have their tuition waived in exchange for teaching or heading up research at the university.
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"They didn't tell any of us who was coming or not coming," says Gorder, who's also heading up a campaign for Box Tops for Education.
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"Waffle enables users to add their own perspective to someone else's content, and vice versa," says Joseph Kim, who's heading up Waffle, in a statement.
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Heading up that effort is Gildo's son, Edoardo, who joined the family business in August 2014 after spending five years in the U.S. retail scene.
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The list includes eight people who are heading up teams or projects at a range of the largest banks, hedge funds, asset managers, and exchanges.
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"We're doing this as part of our own institutional goals," Abigail Grotke, who is heading up the project for the Library of Congress, told me.
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She certainly has a penchant for speaking her mind freely, and a talent for sparking conversation — essential qualities for heading up a compelling talk show.
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She founded her own firm in 2005, after nearly two decades working for starchitect Jean Nouvel, much of it heading up his projects in Asia.
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Still, the Rivertowns' topography has a rugged quality, with some houses built into the landscape and streets turning tight corners or heading up steep inclines.
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"It's going to be a long 16 months heading up to November 2020," Jorge Guajardo, a former Mexican consul to the U.S., told the WSJ.
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Another one of the board members, Jacqueline Stewart, is heading up a diversity initiative to ensure that the registry includes a wider swath of filmmakers.
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We were the only ones there so the process was quick and soon I was in the elevator heading up two floors to my room.
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After the biggest one-day rise on the Dow Jones since 2000 (!), look for more gains today as Wall Street futures are heading up again.
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He spent nine years at Citigroup, heading up its International Retail Bank, and more recently served as head of HSBC's Wealth Management group until 2014.
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Born in The Hague, Mr. Vos is a top lobbyist in Brussels, heading up the policy practice for Europe at Covington, an American law firm.
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So for a pharmaceutical executive heading up one of the biggest opioid distributors to reportedly place blame on people with the disorder is particularly absurd.
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While they were behind the stage or heading up the stage stairs to start another game, security made sure to keep fans away from the railing.
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Former GOP congressman David Dreier,now the chair of the Gazette's parent company Tribune Publishing, is heading up the foundation that wants to create the memorial.
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Cam Battley, vice president of communications corporate development for licensed producer Bedrocan Cannabis, was very enthusiastic about the idea of Blair heading up a pot strategy.
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The senior attorney heading up the case, Robert McNamara, explained in an e-mail to TechCrunch why his firm was keen to work on this matter.
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The appreciation of the dollar in anticipation of rising interest rates has hurt them, but now that rates are heading up, the dollar may reverse course.
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With Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt now heading up the EPA, we can expect less oversight and regulation of the oil and gas industry, not more.
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Heading up to the Bronx, the former home of 19th century New York businessman Andrew Freedman became another venue of cultural exploration during the weekend event.
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In the 1990s, according to his Facebook page, he became the Chief of Police for the Tulsa International Airport, heading up the facility's safety commission officers.
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That much became abundantly clear in the fall of 463, when dozens of protestors blocked TMT construction crews from heading up the mountain to break ground.
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Former Discover Financial man Harit Talwar is heading up the new venture, and was immediately made Partner upon joining the firm (one of only c. 400).
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Flash Wolves SK Telecom T1 Team I May Cloud9 Heading up the top of group B are Tawain/Hong Kong/Macao Summer Split champions Flash Wolves.
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Mastrorocco joined Instacart in April of 2014 as the second hire on the Business Development team, heading up inking deals with grocery retailers across the country.
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He was freed in 2009, and within a year became the leader of Iraq's al Qaeda affiliate, heading up a renewed campaign of bombings and assassinations.
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Majors, now 183, and Fawcett were two of the leading stars of the age, heading up the Six Million Dollar Man and Charlie's Angels TV shows.
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I think, was it not that long ago that Isaac Lee, who heads up content for Univision, he is now also heading up content for Televisa.
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When I did the walk, I made a quick stop at Grandma's Coffee House for a cup of hot coffee ($1.50) before heading up Thompson Road.
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One short called CONTROLLER is currently being adapted for Fox, and he's also heading up a remake of the 1997 sci-fi thriller CUBE for Lionsgate.
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After arriving in Delhi, I spent a couple of days sightseeing and getting used to the time change before heading up to Leh early one morning.
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Vastly outnumbered, Nelson -- heading up what's described as the military's "most venomous snake" -- must rely on helping target U.S. air power to level the playing field.
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So it's no surprise then that he is heading up proceedings at the "immersive" rave, alongside Finn Jones who plays Ser Loras Tyrell in the series.
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About two weeks before the tournament, I met up with a friend, Dave LaMattina, who was heading up to Plaster Rock for the seventh consecutive year.
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Estimates vary widely on what 10-year Treasury level would present more friction for stocks, starting at 2.75 percent (Goldman Sachs) and heading up toward 4 percent.
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At 29, Powell was the youngest-ever assistant to the president for presidential personnel, heading up all of the George W. Bush White House's decisions on appointments.
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And Trump-style protectionists were scattered throughout his team, including Bannon as chief strategist, Navarro heading up an amorphous trade council, and Wilbur Ross as commerce secretary.
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"It would be similar to having a tobacco lobbyist heading up the American Lung Association," Judith Enck, the former head of EPA's Region 2, told Mother Jones.
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Hair stylist Benjamin Thigpen coiffed his locks, he applied a sheet mask and nibbled on a salad before heading up to the museum to host the show.
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The team spent almost a week getting acclimated to the altitude before even heading up to the plateau (it's around 3,600 meters [11,800 feet] above sea level).
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We were heading up to Port Alberni area, and we kind of got stranded for several hours, to the point where one of us was approaching hysteria.
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A: I feel that whether we like it or not, men are running the country – they are, for example, heading up 95 percent of FTSE 100 companies.
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The investment bankers heading up M&A advisory teams for the likes of Italy and France all tend to live in London rather than Rome or Paris.
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After joining Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall for their carriage ride, Kate and William happily greeted other family members before heading up the royal box.
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The former is perhaps best known for heading up the kitchen around the corner at Portland, Clipstone's sister restaurant, which opened to great acclaim in January 2015.
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In retrospect, I waited too long to get the right people heading up some of those areas, and in almost every case, they came from the outside.
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Cassidy, whose most recent tenure at Google found him heading up the company balloon-based internet initiative Project Loon, has been quietly working on launching Apollo Fusion.
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Walmart had previously announced that Rent the Runway co-founder Jennifer Fleiss is heading up Code Eight, but has revealed little to no details about the startup.
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After IBM, he led technology at Wireless Generation, a K-12 startup, where he ran into Lê-Quôc again, who was heading up ops for the company.
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Powell, at 29, was the youngest ever assistant to the President for presidential personnel, heading up all of the George W. Bush White House's decisions on appointments.
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But it was a job in Utah that endeared Romney to locals: heading up the 2002 Olympic committee after a bribery scandal almost sunk the games here.
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At Carnegie Mellon, for instance, associate professor Chris Labash is heading up a series of projects that will determine just how much data is lost under Trump.
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The office heading up the investigation is in charge of crimes against the freedom of expression, tasked with looking into crimes against journalists and human rights defenders.
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"That's why Obama picked her … to protect families and fix our broken system," the ad continues, referring to Warren's work heading up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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For one thing, Microsoft began to retrain its salespeople — around 2500,000 of them, said Judson Althoff, the executive vice president heading up Microsoft's worldwide commercial business group.
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Heading up commerce at Google will be a big task for Ready, given commerce's close proximity to parent company Alphabet's main source of revenue, which is advertising.
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A well-respected "low level" computer engineer, he was previously responsible for heading up Programming Languages & Runtimes at the company, a position he held for nearly three years.
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This new vetting process is still nebulous, Doug Ericksen, a state senator from Washington who is heading up EPA communications during the transition, told NPR in an interview.
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Lu spent time working on Cortana and Microsoft's bot platform whilst he was at the software giant, along with heading up the company's Bing search and Office teams.
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"We should have someone heading up this ticket that has actually won and been able to show they can gather the support that you talk about," she said.
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"I think they picked two really good people to be heading up the company, but then Flannery was a good person himself, so there we go," Wright said.
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Helping the narrative this time around is Costolo himself, who went from heading up the beleaguered Twitter to consulting for HBO in a return to his comedic roots.
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China's Ministry of Defense said the ships heading to the Baltic Sea called at the Djibouti base before heading up the Red Sea and into the Suez Canal.
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"Our little town, a lot of people just drive by, going down 222, going up to Mammoth or heading up to Nevada, Reno," said city council member Woodard.
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LeFrak and fellow real estate developer Steven Roth are heading up a new council that will pick and manage transportation projects that receive funding from the legislative package.
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Prior to heading up on stage to accept the prestigious SAG award on Sunday, Malek shared a sweet kiss with his girlfriend and Bohemian Rhapsody costar, Lucy Boynton.
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The most likely outcomes now appear to be Merkel heading up a minority government, assuming she can cobble together the necessary backing, or the country holds new elections.
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The team, including Rune heading up the art direction, graphics, and 210D design, set to task deciding what type of game could best demonstrate this new graphics technology.
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While Hosein was heading up the software engineering at SpaceX, he also was working at Elon Musk's other company, Tesla, where he was interim VP of Autopilot software.
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Speaking to reporters Wednesday afternoon, President Trump claimed up to 15,000 troops could be sent to the south border to handle the migrant caravan heading up Central America northwards.
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Previously heading up monetization at Facebook for more than four years, Kendall joined Pinterest in early 2012 and has been with the company for now more than five years.
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Rodriguez most recently served as a finance and budget official with Mexico City's local government, in addition to a previous post heading up finances for the capital's subway system.
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Most recently, after trudging up a cinder-cone volcano all morning, we decided to spend the night in Mount Shasta before heading up its magnificent façade the next day.
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The only girl in the world did a quick outfit change before heading up to Times Square to celebrate her products officially hitting the shelves of Sephora at midnight.
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Jack picked up two boxes, walked them into the van, and returned down the ramp, just as Mike was heading up the ramp with two boxes of his own.
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Clark, on the other hand, is heading up a panel at hacker conference HOPE towards the end of the film, discussing the damaging effects of Appelbaum on their community.
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The curving path you often see with a storm, heading up the coast, takes a very different path here, and droops like a candle that's melting in the middle.
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The suit centers on Mr. Musk's tweets last month that he intended to take the company private, and seeks to bar him from heading up a publicly traded company.
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"Infant deaths should not be heading up, or even level, in this country, given our already poor record on maternal and infant health and our vast wealth," Cohen said.
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"The point is, we should have someone heading up this ticket who has actually won," she said in reference, again, to Buttigieg's lack of experience beyond being a Mayor.
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"There are a number of Saudi students who are close to the shooter and continue to cooperate in this investigation," said the FBI official heading up its Jacksonville, Fla.
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Stroll, who is the father of Formula One driver Lance Stroll, is heading up a consortium looking to take a "major shareholding" in Aston Martin, Autocar said on Thursday.
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Police in Wisconsin recently arrested a man who's accused of heading up a 10-man operation that manufactured thousands of counterfeit THC oil vaping cartridges, The Associated Press reports.
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Kay joined LendingClub after 22014 years at Morgan Stanley, where her roles included heading up the asset-backed securities group (which included mortgage-backed securities) during the financial crisis.
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AND, I MEAN, THIS IS OUR – THIS IS THE TENTH ANIVERSARY OF WASHINGTON MUTUAL, WHICH IS WHY WE'RE DOING THIS PARTICULAR STATE, AND THEN WE'RE HEADING UP TO SEATTLE.
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My role was heading up the technology team responsible for building the platform, and with my engineering background, making sure we focused on a simple, clean, minimum-viable product.
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After heading up the Cannes jury three years ago, the legendary filmmaker returned to the festival on Saturday with an adaptation of Roald Dahl's 1982 children's book The BFG.
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But Smith also studies more tangible lines of evidence here on Earth; in addition to heading up NCMNS' astronomy lab, she also serves as the museum's curator of meteorites.
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The other is that he is tapping University of California economist Peter Navarro for a brand new White House job, heading up something Trump is calling the National Trade Council.
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Jordan Vogt-Roberts, who made splash with the Sundance favorite "Kings of Summer," directed the picture, with Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brie Larson heading up an ensemble cast.
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Or maybe he's in the lift, heading up to his new office at Burberry, where he will feel the void once Christopher Bailey leaves after his last show in February?
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According to reports, billionaire Silicon Valley investor Peter Thiel and Jared Kushner, an adviser to Trump who is also his son-in-law, are responsible for heading up the search.
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On Friday, Mendes decided the processes involving the "Car Wash" corruption investigation should be returned to Federal Judge Sergio Moro, who has been heading up the case, Agencia Brasil reported.
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"The bus driver punched in the wrong code and was heading up to Brisbane and the bus was turned around and came back," he told a media briefing on Saturday.
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For about 40 agonizing seconds, he chugged along at a remarkably good pace, considering he was wearing shoes with rigid carbon fiber soles and heading up a steep mountain road.
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The most stunning revelation: the Department of Health and Human Services official who's been heading up reunifications said he'd warned about the dangers of family separation over the past year.
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T-Mobile announced Monday that its CEO, John Legere, will be stepping down from his role in May 2020 after over seven years of heading up the mobile service provider.
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Trump directed all government scientists and health officials not to make public statements without going through Vice President Mike Pence, who is heading up the federal response to the virus.
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I also understand the Shift team is staying on and the company's founders — Albert Belousov, Dmitry Kafidov and Alexander Belskiy — will now be heading up Xometry's newly formed European business.
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The initial amount it intends to commit: between $1.5 million and $3 million per startup, says Touchdown Ventures CEO David Horowitz, who will be heading up the effort for Colorcon.
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With much of Otto's leadership focusing on the development of the autonomous car technology and heading up all of the company's autonomous efforts, the trucks have become a secondary focus.
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Most recently she was named Helmut Lang's social/digital editor, given the task of heading up its digital creative strategy for the brand's relaunch under Dazed editor-in-chief Isabella Burley.
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Hackett, who was put in charge as president and CEO in May after heading up Ford Smart Mobility, has spent four months evaluating Ford's position as an automaker and transportation company.
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No worries National Republicans heading up the midterm campaigning say the targeted members, some of whom have long represented Democratic districts with a localized-style of Republicanism, will be just fine.
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The vehicles are mostly sitting around collecting dust anyway, says Cavins, who co-founded the company in late 2014 after heading up seven previous companies — two of which were publicly traded.
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As a Nespresso aficionado, Phil can often be found enjoying the morning rays in his kitchen with a cup of coffee before starting his day heading up the Mashable Australia presence.
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Photo: APAsteroid mining is about more than just heading up into space and bringing back a rock full of platinum—you actually need to land something on just the right asteroid.
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Of the four party leaders heading up congressional caucuses in the House and Senate, House Speaker Paul Ryan has the highest favorability rating (46% view him favorably) and is best-known.
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Comedians Amy Schumer and Seth Rogen, heading up Bud Light's mock-presidential ticket, have taken some surprisingly nuanced stances on issues like gender identity and marriage equality on the brand's behalf.
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Jordan Vogt-Roberts, who made a splash with the Sundance favorite "Kings of Summer," directed the picture, with Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brie Larson heading up an ensemble cast.
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Not just when you have a vacancy, but frankly sometimes when you have an appointee who is hostile to the mission of the agency that she or he is heading up.
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In addition to heading up FertilityIQ, Anderson-Bialis studied law at University of California, Berkeley and volunteers her services in divorce cases for low-income families and victims of domestic violence.
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At Google, he was rumored to be heading up an internal social gaming effort called Arcade where gamers played using accounts tied to their phone numbers — not a social network account.
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So Windows 10 Mobile, which is the latest reboot of the grand Windows Phone project that Belfiore has been heading up for many years now, simply had to be left behind.
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Though billed as an executive producer throughout the series, Polone ended up quitting the show, reportedly due to differences with creator Amy Sherman-Palladino, who is heading up the Netflix series.
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Heading up the Hollywood effort is Robert Kondrk, who has been a lieutenant to Apple internet-services boss Eddy Cue for years, although he's not that well-known in Los Angeles.
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For instance, the stock market largely ignored Trump's firing last week of FBI Director James Comey, who was heading up the investigation of possible ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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When I was heading up the Commonwealth Secretariat, Britain's concerns were dominated by its relationship with America and with Europe, and by the threats, dramas and problems of the Middle East.
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The project that Maiden is heading up is called JUICE, and is funded by Google's Digital News Initiative to help journalists "discover and explore new creative angles on stories they write".
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A Trump confidant, Chris Ruddy, told "PBS NewsHour" on Monday that the president was weighing whether to fire the special counsel now heading up the investigation, former FBI Director Robert Mueller.
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He is now heading up design at Lilium, which is creating an on-demand air taxi service and his vision is to create a vehicle that people won't want to leave.
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"I'm hoping she can uncover new evidence," says Greenman of Chicago lawyer Kathleen Zellner, who's heading up Avery's defense, along with Tricia Bushnell, the legal director of the Midwest Innocence Project.
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Once shit goes down and this idiot we have in power decides to get us nuked, my other half and I are grabbing the dog and heading up to the Orkneys.
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I wanted to understand how Frank, who I first met sharing a RideAustin taxi at a SXSW pre-conference, chose between starting a new venture and heading up an established business.
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Marko Wenthin, who previously co-founded solarisBank (the banking-as-a-service used by Penta), is now heading up the company, having replaced outgoing CEO and Penta co-founder Lav Odorović.
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For markets Thursday, a massive winter storm is heading up the east coast, with a wide range of forecasts including up to a foot forecast for the New York City area.
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By the time I entered the work force, the great plunge in working-class wages and economic prospects was getting underway, but wages for the highly educated were still heading up.
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When it comes to pushing for a better regulated capitalism, heading up the treasury would be Warren's best chance at protecting consumers, overseeing tax policy, and reshaping the American monetary system.
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Heading up that investigation is William Wisting (Sven Nordin), a career homicide detective whose daughter, Line (Thea Green Lundberg), is a journalist — one whose coverage eventually overlaps with her father's case.
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Rivera, a community organizer who served as the first openly gay city council member of Springfield, Massachusetts, met Morse when he joined a youth engagement task force Rivera was heading up.
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Forecast tracks showed the storm, now about 485 miles (785 km) southwest of Bermuda, heading up off the East Coast and possibly glancing New York, New England or Canada's maritime provinces.
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The big picture: With Michigan State heading up the men's poll and Oregon on top of the women's, there are a slew of storylines to follow as the season kicks off.
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In McClusky's case, he's leaving after an 11-year run up Wired's masthead; by the end of it he was the title's head of operations, heading up product and biz dev.
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Plouffe, Barack Obama's former campaign manager, made waves in August 2014 when he announced he would be heading up a new political campaign and the candidate was none other than Uber.
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Rick Santorum -- a 2016 primary rival -- came for his second meeting in as many days, and Trump's nominee for commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross, was spotted heading up the elevator in the afternoon.
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After successfully heading up her own eponymous shoe line for the last few years, tapping Ferragni seems like a natural first choice for Disney to break further into the high-fashion space.
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Because she was heading up the congressional panel monitoring the bank bailout at the time, Senator Richard Shelby, Republican of Alabama, raised questions about whether the work presented a conflict of interest.
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Graf has been at Uber for nearly two years now, after joining in December of 2015 and originally heading up product for Marketplace at Uber, which handles trip pricing and related business.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren Tuesday, November 1: A busy day for Clinton's former primary rival, who stumped for her in Plymouth and Hanover, New Hampshire, before heading up to Portland, Maine.
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He founded Autotech with Quin Garcia, a self-described "car guy" whose past roles have included heading up automotive alliances on behalf of the now defunct electric vehicle network startup Better Place.
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Its first single, "Somewhere on a Beach" is already heading up the charts, and Bentley offered another preview, as well as an intriguing hint, of what else to expect on the album.
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Bard, who spent three years at Salesforce before heading up Campaign Monitor, came onboard after the company raised a particularly meaningful round of financing in 2014 ($250 million or A$329 million).
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"AR allows us to synthesize the virtual world with the real world, and will transform how all of us perceive our surroundings." said Zhongqin Wu, who is heading up the new lab.
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Mansfield just so happens to be the person who is heading up Apple's 'Project Titan' car project, having been tempted back and out of retirement, so there's a lot to dig into.
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Diana Barakzai, who played for Afghanistan's women's cricket team when it was actually functioning, in 2009, said she was approached recently by the Afghanistan Cricket Board about heading up a women's team.
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And for monetary policy, a German heading up the Eurogroup or the Commission would make it less likely that European Central Bank president Mario Draghi's successor in 2019 is also a German.
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In the back of a cab heading up Central Park West, Joanna Coles, the editor of Cosmopolitan, was telling the story of her first meeting in Rome with the designer Valentino Garavani.
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It was a stunning moment in a modern Tour de France: The holder of the race leader's yellow jersey suddenly turning into a runner, heading up a mountain pass without his bike.
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My girlfriend and I were heading up Broadway near La Salle Street when we noticed a delivery man with a scooter standing near the curb and looking down into a storm drain.
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She's heading up a foundation, writing a book -- she promises it's not "another happy sick person book" -- and packing in as much as her 5-foot-2, 95-pound frame can handle.
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Botterill, the Penguins' associate general manager, was hired on Thursday as the Sabres' general manager, heading up a franchise that Terry Pegula, the Sabres' owner, has criticized for lacking structure and discipline.
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The meetings will take place next Monday and Tuesday, with Treasury Minister Santiago Peña traveling to Boston and New York and Central Bank President Carlos Fernández Valdovinos heading up meetings in London.
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Of course, being on the Housewives is a different animal than heading up a big business, and Scott and Tinsley have found themselves more off-and-on than solidly on as of late.
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Jon Thomason, who joined Oculus this summer after previously working as VP of mobile shopping at Amazon and VP of Engineering at Qualcomm, will be heading up efforts on the mobile VR front.
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Tamsin Blanchard is a freelance journalist who's been writing about sustainability long before it was a thing; she's now heading up the Open Studios initiative for Fashion Revolution (which will launch next April).
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Fiona Mcilwham is set to join as private secretary next month — putting in place a women-led trio heading up their team alongside communications secretary Sara Latham and deputy private secretary Heather Wong.
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Michael Dell has just named the group of executives who will run the combined Dell-EMC-VMware empire he'll be heading up once he closes on his $67 billion acquisition later this year.
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Trump has charged him with heading up a sweeping number of initiatives, ranging from criminal justice reform to Middle East peace efforts to evaluating how government can be run more like a business.
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"Comptroller Stringer is wrong on the facts," Richard R. Buery Jr., a deputy mayor whom Mr. de Blasio recently charged with heading up his administration's efforts in this area, said in a statement.
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"Not just when you have a vacancy, but frankly sometimes when you have an appointee who was hostile to the mission of the agency that she or he is heading up," he continued.
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The women, who are located outside of California, have been heading up digital efforts to reunite pets and their owners after natural disasters since 2012 -- most recently after Hurricane Michael and Hurricane Harvey.
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In the frenetic world of fashion, the number of women heading up major labels has gone from few to fewer: Carolina Herrera replaced herself, Phoebe Philo quit Céline and Donna Karan stepped down.
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"We should have someone heading up this ticket that has actually won and has shown that they can gather the support you talked about of moderate Democrats and independents," Klobuchar said, addressing Buttigieg.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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He says the fact that Jay -- who, along with Roc Nation, is now heading up the entertainment side of things in the NFL -- didn't hire a local performer of color is a betrayal.
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I'm heading up a project at the Center on National Security of Fordham Law School on red lines and their anatomy -- when they might be effectively used and when they are grossly misused.
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In August, Sara Haider, who had been heading up the design of Conversations on Twitter — a role that included running twttr — announced she would be moving to a new team at the company.
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"We are treating the African-American vote almost as if it were the swing vote," Rich McDaniel told the AP. McDaniel, who ran Jones' field operations, is now heading up Espy's turnout effort.
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Phil Harrison, a former Sony and Microsoft executive, is leading the Stadia charge, and Jade Raymond, who has previously worked at Sony, Electronic Arts, and Ubisoft, is heading up the company's first-party games.
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About ten months after we learned that Jon Favreau would be heading up a Star Wars series called "The Mandalorian" on Disney's soon-to-launch streaming service Disney+, we have the first full trailer.
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On April 24, when they expect more lawmakers in town, the group plans to invite arrest by heading up to the Capitol to smoke their marijuana on the federal grounds and make a point.
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In part that approach makes "Loving" a more singular and at times affecting movie, capturing as it does Richard's apprehension every time he sees the dust from a car heading up their country road.
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As for Viall's contribution, he shared a photo of Grimaldi perched on his lap in a champagne colored dress as his hand appears to be heading up the hem of her knee-length skirt.
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Field will be working with Apple executive Bob Mansfield, who has been heading up Apple's self-driving car program, Project Titan, according to Daring Fireball, a technology news website that earlier reported Field's move.
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Roach, described by Yale as one of Wall Street's most influential economists, spent the bulk of his 30-year career at Morgan Stanley heading up a highly regarded team of economists around the world.
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"The politics are horrible for the Democratic Party, that's my judgment," said Ms. Heitkamp, who lost her seat representing North Dakota last year and is now heading up an effort to win rural voters.
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"As what I hope is the last gasp of the anti-science movement, we have this extraordinary administration with extraordinary people heading up the Department of Education and Environmental Protection Agency [EPA]," he said.
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He returned to his position heading up the right-wing online news outlet Breitbart afterward, but he departed the organization after his quotes in an explosive tell-all book went public earlier this year.
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Former Attorney General Eric Holder is heading up the National Democratic Redistricting Committee to win state and local campaigns in overlapping competitive House, Senate and governors' races and regain control of the 2022 redistricting cycle.
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It will be led by Ayman al-Moqadem, the investigator who is also heading up the inquiry into the October crash of a Russian Metrojet airliner over the Sinai, the agency said in a statement.
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Duquette posted a picture of Borba in a Protect the Harvest–branded four-wheeler, out to "document" the "lies" spread by Laura Leigh, who was heading up an experimental fertility control program on the horses.
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According to Atlas Obscura, the trees were flipped upside down in 1985 by a landscaper named Steve, who was heading up to the Mendenhall Glacier to fix a stream that was destroyed in a landslide.
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In an interview, Sarah Harvey, who is heading up Square's efforts in the UK, would not disclose how many businesses are using that currently in the UK, nor how much money it is processing here.
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They proposed extending the conduct rules to non-executive directors of banks and insurers and presented a paper on how those heading up banks' legal functions should be treated under the SMR and certification regime.
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The Starlink satellites are the first non-test group of SpaceX's new constellation heading up en masse, with the aim of helping set up a network that will eventually provide global high-speed internet connectivity.
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The tattoo of the snake heading up to Duncan's face was not an affect but as apt a metaphor as any of what the past had been like for him, and what the future held.
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Ryan, who is the keynote speaker at the separate Blue Palmetto Dinner before heading up the street to address the fish fry, is significant given his public calls for changes in leadership in his party.
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Rachleff — who has for years taught entrepreneurship at Stanford while also heading up the wealth advisory startup Wealthfront — will spend three hours offering his insights on fundraising, time that some startup founders might kill for.
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And by appointing Kony CEO Thomas Hogan the president of Temenos' North American operations, the Swiss firm has ensured that it has someone intricately familiar with the local market landscape heading up its stateside operations.
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Formula E founder Agag, who is also heading up an Extreme E series due to launch in 2021 to highlight the effects of climate change and showcase electric SUVs, will take the role of chairman.
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In the meantime, if the market continues "roaring ahead," with the breaking through 3,000 and the 10-year Treasury yield heading up toward 3 percent, Paulsen said he then may get more defensive with cash.
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"Everyone else has their own constituencies, but Jared is just there to protect the interests of the president," said Thomas Barrack Jr., a longtime friend of Mr. Trump's who is heading up the inaugural committee.
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Apple's Eddy Cue, who's been heading up the company's streaming efforts, has been making the rounds in the media over the last couple of days, providing glimpses into what we can expect from its TV offerings.
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The Republican candidates have been widely and rightly mocked for their escalating claims that they can achieve incredible economic growth, starting with Jeb Bush's promise to double growth to 4 percent and heading up from there.
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Heading up any company, whether it's a growing start-up or a multinational conglomerate, requires a lot of strength and courage — and it seems that many CEOs have been making an impression on their British employees.
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This might seem an like an odd leap of imagination for a student in Australia, but Ed was already heading up social campaigns devoted to his other pet passions: climate change awareness, lion preservation, and genealogy.
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But there may be some good news in the future — at least in the U.S. Fortune reported that the number of female CEOs heading up Fortune 500 companies is slated to grow this year, to 27.
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Tidjane Thiam, who has only just settled into his new role as chief executive of Credit Suisse, has denied he is already in the frame for a new job: Heading up the International Monetary Fund (IMF) .
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Expect to meet many investors here, as many of them will be heading up the discussion (as well as attending the awards dinner), including investors from Accel, Passion Capital, Connect Ventures, LocalGlobe, Seedcamp and many more.
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While Christie has not been implicated in the scheme, the release of the list could be an embarrassing distraction for the governor, who is heading up the transition team for presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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This year's line up has been absurd, with Arcade Fire, Kendrick Lamar, and the newly-reformed LCD Soundsystem heading up the bill and an embarrassment of other huge artists toiling away in the mid-afternoon heat.
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The majority of the project's research was conducted by the Contemporary's programming director, Ginevra Shay, heading up a small team that worked with the Afro American Newspapers, Real News Network, and the Baltimore City Historical Society.
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Former Steelcase executive and Ford board member Jim Hackett will be heading up the "separate but connected" — as Ford CEO Mark Fields referred to it — entity as chairman, leaving the position of CEO up for grabs.
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Rachel Holt: Holt, who joined Uber in 2011 as the general manager of Washington, D.C., is now the regional general manager of the U.S. and Canada and will be heading up the business in those countries.
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We'd do this differently next time: I would make sure to pack clothes that fit the dress code so I at least had the option of heading up to The of the Standard for a drink.
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One of my last evenings in town, I went on a mini bar crawl beginning in the hip Bay View neighborhood south of downtown and heading up South Kinnickinnic Avenue before jumping over to Second Street.
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"To think we've had to turn our science this way is kind of terrifying, but that is what we've had to do," said Ruth Gates, a coral researcher who is heading up the work in Hawaii.
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"The point is, we should have someone heading up this ticket that has actually won and been able to show that they've gathered the support that you talk about of moderate Republicans and independents," she said.
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"So this feeling people have of being left out and left behind, it's because they have been left out and left behind," said Case, who before heading up Revolution was co-founder and CEO of AOL.
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This Bank Holiday over in London, Rekids boss Matt Edwards will finally be celebrating a decade of heading up one of the UK's most influential and best loved record labels with a massive party at Oval Space.
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Michael has recently opened a seafood eatery, Seamore's, I'm heading up The Meatball Shop's day-to-day operations and we have assembled an amazing team of super smart, qualified managers who are helping us run the business.
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Heading up this important work is Project Chimps president and CEO Sarah Baeckler Davis, a primatologist who saw the opportunity to help the animals she has devoted her life to in a big way and seized it.
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Now Stern is heading up a team of NASA scientists who have proposed a new definition of planets that would do more than just reinstate the icy dwarf planet with the big heart to its former glory.
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When CNN's Brianna Keilar asked Michael Cohen, special counsel at the Trump Organization, about the shake-up, which reportedly sidelined Paul Manafort, the campaign chairman who had been heading up campaign leadership, Cohen blasted her word choice.
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Whether she's running for student government, serving as a Capitol Hill chief of staff, managing U.S. Senate campaigns, or heading up fundraising for a presidential bid, Stephanie Schriock has worked at pretty much every level of politics.
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At the helm of JW sits James Li. In a past life, the co-founder and CEO held stints as an executive heading up operations in China for the world's biggest biopharmaceutical companies including Amgen and Merck.
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Having spent over two decades at Microsoft, which led to him heading up the software giant in 2014, CEO Satya Nadella has had a lot of time to discover what it means to be a good leader.
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Trump announced during the press conference that Vice President Mike Pence will be heading up the government's response, but stated that he was not the "czar," and it remains unclear what the chain of command will be.
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And, given that she is heading up President Donald Trump's new committee aimed at figuring out solutions to curb school violence, it seemed like a perfectly-timed moment for DeVos to (re)introduce herself to the public.
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Even if Tillerson, in the wake of retirement from Big Oil, decided to put his money where his mouth is and press Trump for a carbon tax, he won't be heading up the EPA which handles such matters.
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Eduardo Saverin — yes, the Eduardo Saverin of Facebook fame — is already a prominent investor in Asia, but his profile and spending is about to increase significantly after a new fund he is heading up made its first close.
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So, he's heading up a call-out for anyone and everyone to physically send him their old Apple II floppies so they can be preserved and uploaded to the Archive for all to enjoy with the site's emulator.
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Hayley Atwell ("Marvel's Agent Carter") stars as Hayes Morrison, who as the series opens is being dragooned into heading up the new unit, which has been created by Conner Wallace (Eddie Cahill), an ambitious, image-conscious district attorney.
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Will Powell is a young Brit who is heading up the African Wildlife Foundation's (AWF's) Canines for Conservation Programme, having already had broad international experience training his canine compatriots in the detection of everything from landmines to narcotics.
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However, Apple has attracted a number of other big names, including Oprah Winfrey, who is bringing two documentaries to TV Plus, and Battlestar Galactica creator Roger Moore, who's heading up a new space show called For All Mankind.
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The NBA superstar connected with the man heading up the White House Coronavirus Task Force for a video chat Thursday to get as much info as he could about the pandemic, without President Trump trying to sugarcoat it.
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Having spent three years in Brussels on secondment from the British government, Mr. Rahman jumped to the private sector, where he is a prominent analyst, heading up the Europe practice at Eurasia Group, a political-risk consulting firm.
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Comey has also been criticized by the Justice Department's inspector general for announcing the FBI's decision not to propose criminal charges against Clinton over her use of a private email server while heading up the U.S. State Department.
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Prior to joining AliveCor, he spent nearly eight years at Google, where he served as an SVP from 2011 until April 2014, heading up mobile engineering and focusing on on the company's social initiatives and mobile application development.
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We were heading up to the fourth floor of a nondescript high-rise in Harajuku, and during the short elevator ride up, I got to know a little more about this very tightlipped man who maintained a mysterious vibe.
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Heading up Céline now is Hedi Slimane, the French-Tunisian designer who previously took the reins at Yves Saint Laurent, got rid of the "Yves," and transformed the label into a hard-edged, sexed-up, suited-and-booted brand.
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After years of heading up the fashion division of a luxury e-commerce site, they know a little bit about what women want — and what women want is a shopping experience that's driven by an inclusive community and industry.
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Following graduation, she landed her first on-air job in Columbia; after five years there, she relocated to San Antonio, Texas, for a bit before heading up north in 2007, when she started at Fox, working the weekend show.
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So began a battle that's ultimately taken Mel (or Melanie H, as she has been called in the press) to the House of Lords in Parliament, where she's heading up a draft amendment to the Policing and Crime Bill.
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She's since been starring in movies like Sin City and Machete, not to mention heading up Honest Company, her eco-conscious home and beauty brand, proof that women on color can rise above the racist comments thrown at them.
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While Americans consume an impressive amount of chocolate (especially on holidays like Halloween, Easter, and Valentine's Day), the world's leading consumers of the sweet treat are in Europe, with Switzerland heading up the list at 19.4 pounds per capita.
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Comey has reportedly been trying to keep a low profile since announcing in March that the FBI was heading up an investigation into Russia's alleged meddling in the election but has never spoken publicly about the bureau's probe into Clinton.
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"We're on a trajectory where a lot of jobs are degrading over time in terms of job security, how much jobs are paying, some things along those lines," Matt Krisiloff, who is heading up Y Combinator's basic income project, told me.
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Stephen Gallo, European head of FX strategy at BMO Financial Group in London said sterling may be heading up to $1.40 over the next six to 12 months, although further progress needed to be seen on trade and transition agreements.
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And I think what these other countries find so baffling and ultimately frustrating is, he is heading up a situation in which the only way they can give him what he wants at the end is to be humiliated by him.
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Lee, who took a board seat last September and is heading up the company in the absence of his sick father, is said to have told authorities that he " felt coerced" into making the payments, according to the Journal's report.
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According to a St. Louis County Police Department probable cause statement obtained by PEOPLE, Neal walked away and was heading up a stairway when Clement, carrying a gun in his hand, came out of the apartment and yelled at him.
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If there's one key lesson I've learned while heading up Science over the last few years, it's that the passion and dedication for the business and the product always shines through, and can often predict how successful that company will be.
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Diplomats said a rough plan could see Paris working to refine the U.N. accord by setting up a presidential council that would include Haftar, Seraj and a third actor from the east with Haftar heading up the Libyan National Army.
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Singhal will be heading up the Maps and Marketplace departments at Uber, while also advising CEO Travis Kalanick and Uber VP of Engineering and Otto co-founder Anthony Levandowski on their efforts to build out the company's self-driving technology.
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" Khosrowshahi praised West's experience heading up an international team of lawyers and wrote that West's experience as a former federal prosecutor and senior Department of Justice official meant that he was "well equipped to handle the investigations into our past practices.
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Liz Tigelaar, the former showrunner for "Casual" who will soon be heading up Hulu's adaptation of the novel "Little Fires Everywhere," was in the very early stages of pregnancy when she went out for her job with the streaming service.
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Over the last decade of playing, Welden has risen to a leadership role in the Central Omni Galactic Group (COGG), heading up an alliance of 22003 capsuleers (the name for in-game pilots) based in the Providence region of Nullsec.
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"When we had a novel flu like swine flu, we were the place to go," Dr. Sean McNeeley, the former president of the the College of Urgent Care Medicine who's heading up the organization's COVID-19 task force told Business Insider.
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If you're not one of the thousands of New Yorkers heading up to Randall's Island to catch Governors Ball this weekend, you're in luck, because we'll be broadcasting all the action from the three-day music fest on the VICELAND channel.
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Ballyhoo's boat in New York, which carries a 60-foot-long and 20-foot-high LED screen, travels from the West Side of Midtown, down the Hudson River and around Battery Park, before heading up the East River toward Roosevelt Island.
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Andrei Kolyadin, a former employee at the Russian presidential administration, told Reuters in an interview that Putin could morph into a national leader, possibly heading up the beefed up State Council, and help his presidential successor navigate the system he built.
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During an appearance at Citi's Global Technology Conference in New York on Thursday, Judson Althoff, the executive vice president heading up Microsoft's worldwide commercial business group, pointed to trust as one reason that Microsoft's public cloud is growing faster than Amazon's.
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Prior to heading up Disney's direct-to-consumer and international (DTCI) division (which launched in 2018 after Disney acquired a majority stake in BAMTech and started its Hulu takeover), Mayer served as senior executive vice president and chief strategy officer.
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Raymond, who was executive producer and co-creator of Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed and later joined Electronic Arts, could be heading up some type of creative division at Google, or one responsible for developer outreach given her connections at big studios and publishers.
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She also claims she was paid less than Canoo's other founding members, despite taking on wide-ranging responsibilities, like running communications, heading up HR, securing multiple office spaces, and using her own personal credit line to cover expenses in the startup's early days.
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The video depicts a woman booking an UberAir through the app, heading up to an Uber "skyport" at the top of a building, and then sharing her ride with three other passengers while gazing down at the bumper-to-bumper freeway below.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A former FBI agent is heading up a cold case team more than 70 years after Nazi occupation police stormed the secret Amsterdam canal house annex where Anne Frank was hiding and sent her to her death in a concentration camp.
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" He also believes that Lena Dunham and Amy Schumer are heading up a cult: "It is insisted upon us that we all pay obeisance to the cult of Lena Dunham and Amy Schumer that they put them on the cover of the magazines.
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Still, a concrete that could be made on Mars opens up the possibility for not just more solid structures, but means to get between them—and that's at least one of the big puzzles we'd need to solve before heading up there.
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Rae starred as the Drummond family's kooky housekeeper, Edna Garrett, on 'DS' ... who proved to be so popular with viewers that she eventually got her own spinoff with 'Facts,' where she played the same character heading up at an all-girls boarding school.
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The three-time Oscar winner, who is in Berlin heading up her first international film jury, made the comment at a news conference when she was asked if she was familiar with world cinema, particularly films from Africa and the Middle East.
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Over the last two decades, he has built out the practice to extend well beyond the region, today covering Boston and New York too, while also heading up the firm's business department, and serving as an adjunct professor at the University of Virginia.
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This year it was announced in June that Shadbolt will be heading up a new institute specialising in the ethics of AI, which will be housed within a new £150 million ($185 million) humanities centre funded by famous US financier Stephen Schwarzman.
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Taking the train from the airport and stepping out of Central Station, you encounter the familiar detritus, the same ragged rumble of buses and traffic and ugly shops and wayward tourists heading up the streets called Damrak and Rokin toward the city center.
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JPMorgan, which previously loaned money to the commercial real-estate giant and was set to be the lead underwriter on its since-failed initial public offering, is heading up the effort, according to both Bloomberg and an earlier report in the Financial Times.
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Having a respected figure like Hispanic Chamber of Commerce CEO Javier Palomarez heading up the Small Business Administration, or former California Lt. Governor Abel Maldonado (R) as secretary of Agriculture, would have ensured that Latinos had a voice, literally, at the Trump table.
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From the waterfront, we turned north, heading up the Dequindre Cut Greenway, a new bike path that traces an abandoned rail line from the river to the hip Eastern Market district, home of a sprawling farmers market and annual public mural festival.
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For a long time, he was so gripped by his work in Harlem that he didn't want to do anything else, but in 2002 he was offered a job at the Rockefeller Foundation, heading up the national urban program, and he left.
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U.S. military strategy under Trump is already killing significantly more civilians than under previous administrations, and his past remarks concerning the casual use of nuclear weapons, in particular, make the prospect of him heading up a full-scale war effort a terrifying proposition.
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"As soon as a game comes out, you are just hitting refresh on OpenCritic and Metacritic and seeing what everybody has to say," said NIS America senior associate producer Alan Costa, who's heading up the game's re-translation, during an interview recently.
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While the firm has no particular background in urban tech, what it does have is a model that aligns well with startups at varying stages of growth, according to Andrew Ackerman, the New York-based partner who's heading up Dreamit's new urban tech initiative.
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At the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, a team of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players stands behind a giant stage, going over last-minute strategies before heading up on stage to play a semifinals match inside one of the biggest arenas in New York City.
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Equally as important, he's also been tasked with heading up WarnerMedia's direct-to-consumer business and the upcoming streaming service that AT&T hopes will prove a worthy foe to Netflix and kick off a new era of distribution for its robust breadth of content.
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Now, the wildcatter is heading up Energy Hunter Resources, a start-up exploration and production company that will focus on drilling for oil and gas in carbonate reservoirs in the Permian and Eagle Ford basins, both of which are located in Texas and neighboring states.
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BuzzFeed News understands from sources at the court who were not authorised to talk about the details of the investigation that officers also attempted to look for Mifsud at the university in Rome where he was listed as heading up a course in international relations.
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A legal letter from the White House more than a week later promising complete stonewalling of Democrats' requests was met almost instantly by a parade of sitting administration officials obey subpoenas and heading up to Capitol Hill to detail their experiences in closed testimony.
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He first gained widespread attention in the early 2000s for his role in closing dozens of reformist newspapers while heading up the revolutionary court during the reformist presidency of Mohammad Khatami, who was despised by Iranian conservative hardliners for trying to liberalize the Islamic Republic.
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"Chevron accepts what the IPCC [Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change] has reached consensus on concerning science and climate change," said Theodore Boutrous, who represents Chevron and is heading up the assorted legal team for the five oil companies that are defendants in this lawsuit.
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According to Dr. Shaheen, who is heading up the study, Uber has agreed to submit company data, platform data such as anonymized driver and rider information, and will also be issuing a rider survey which aims to collect sociodemographic and attitudinal data from its customers.
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Lindy Fishburne has spent most of the last six years heading up Breakout Labs, a San Francisco-based program that's underwritten by renowned investor Peter Thiel and that in 63 began offering nascent science-focused startups up to $350,000 in funding with no strings attached.
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The Intel-Mobileye deal, announced on March 13, is expected to close within nine months and will result in Intel's Automated Driving Group being integrated into Mobileye and based in Israel, with Shashua, Mobileye's chairman and chief technology officer heading up the combined group.
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Another administration initiative that could have positive spillover effects on small businesses, but also possibly dampen hiring, centers on technology: Senior advisor and President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner is heading up the American Technology Council, which aims to help modernize the federal government.
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At a Tuesday hearing, Commander Jonathan White of the US Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, who's been heading up family reunification efforts, had said the parents of more than 500 kids from separated families are no longer in the US and may have been deported.
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And even though Ram's role at Amazon appears to be R&D focused, heading up the team developing the AI side of Alexa (the tech giant's "conversational agent" that powers Amazon Echo and other devices), he has entrepreneurial form too, having founded three companies.
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He splits his time between his job as a freelance copy editor and his role heading up the Property Recovery Assistance Project with volunteer organization No More Deaths, which helps to retrieve and return the belongings that are separated from people during the deportation process.
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With Supergirl's Melissa Benoist (Kara/Supergirl) and The Flash's Grant Gustin (Barry/the Flash) heading up the crossover event, "World's Finest" came complete with flirty banter, heart-to-hearts about what it means to be a hero, and sneering villainesses in askew Hot Topic wigs.
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Irma, once ranked as one of the most powerful hurricanes recorded in the Atlantic, hit a wide swath of Florida over the past day, first making landfall on the Florida Keys archipelago and then coming ashore south of Naples and heading up the west coast.
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Irma, ranked as one of the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded in the Atlantic, hit a wide swath of Florida over the past day, first making landfall on the Florida Keys archipelago and then coming ashore south of Naples and heading up the west coast.
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Heading up the US's involvement in the Middle East peace process, leading American relations with China, reinventing the way government runs to make it more efficient -- those are just three of the seven(ish) jobs Kushner had at one point in the White House.
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The New York Times reported Friday that Bannon met with Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi as well as a top Chinese Communist Party official heading up President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign during a recent trip to Asia.
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Brock Long -- who's been heading up FEMA's disaster relief effort in P.R. and elsewhere -- went on 'Meet the Press' Sunday to defend Trump's tweet last week, in which he accused Democrats of jacking up the death count after Hurricane Maria to make him look bad.
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Heading up their Autonomous Vehicle security team #reunited "One of the best ways to build secure systems is to bring on the people who are best at defeating them, and Charlie and Chris are some of the best in the world," Cruise said in a statement.
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Heading up EF's Hong Kong office is former Airbnb and Google exec Lavina Tien, while the Hong Kong programme, which kicks off in July, will copy the Berlin format, meaning that it will run for 3 months per cohort, not 6 months as in London and Singapore.
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Tomorrow, I'm heading up the Million Dollar Highway to Silverton for a weekend getaway with my wife and I'll report back on how the Cross Country and its two-liter, four-cylinder supercharged and turbocharged engine fares over an 11,000-foot pass and some light off-roading.
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The American Conservative's Rod Dreher wrote that his fellow religious conservatives "should ponder the fact that under Donald Trump, as awful as he is in so many ways, a man of William Barr's convictions is heading up the Department of Justice" when thinking about the 2020 election.
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The story picks up 15 years after the film's conclusion and finds Gellar's character married and heading up a youth rehab movement when she crosses paths with Bash Casey (to be played by Taylor John Smith), son of Sebastian (played by Ryan Phillippe in the original movie).
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Speaking with Live Science in May, George Church, a Harvard and MIT geneticist who is the co-founder of gene-editing tool CRISPR and is heading up the Harvard Woolly Mammoth Revival team, said it may not be desirable to bring back the creature in its entirety.
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Lawmaker Miguel Pizarro, who is heading up the national assembly's relief efforts, said in a statement that police on Friday raided the seat of Manos por la Vida ("Hands for life") and decommissioned items including "medicine and milk for pregnant mothers and children with HIV/AIDS".
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Assisted by an umbrella-toting entourage, Lady Gaga did not just pose on the red carpet, but played the part of a celebrity getting ready in reverse, unraveling her giant pink dress to reveal three more outfits underneath before heading up the stairs in lingerie and tights.
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"In the last few years, we have seen a great deal of creativity in online interaction methods from the Twitch community, including Twitch Plays games, channel loyalty currencies, and subscriber tournaments, among many others," says Twitch's Brooke Van Dusen, who is heading up the new program.
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The potent Herd offense is averaging 42.7 points and 432 yards with Keion Davis (152 yards) and Hyleck Foster (142 yards) leading the ground game and wide receivers Josh Knight (10 catches, 148 yards, two TDs) and Michael Clark (seven, 115, three) heading up the receiving corps.
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"I can't believe we both know him" SMALL WORLD WORLD Cup = soccer (FIFA) The constructors Laura Braunstein and Tracy Bennett are raising money for a new project they are heading up called "The Inkubator," a series of crossword puzzles made by women and allies of women.
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Finally, some news from the housekeeper's office: I'm taking off tomorrow for a two-week stint in Australia, interviewing loads of chefs and restaurant people at the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival, then heading up the coast to do the same in Sydney for The Times.
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The McConnell show Now in his 20083th year as the Senate Republican leader (his fifth as majority leader) and running for a seventh term himself, McConnell is the de facto manager of the Senate GOP's campaign, heading up everything from candidate recruitment to fundraising to strategy.
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On the Verge 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Not many people graduate Central Saint Martins to go straight into a job heading up Kanye West's design team — but in 2008, that's exactly what happened to Emma Hedlund, 37, one half of the Swedish design duo CMMN SWDN.
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Among the names being tossed about are Paul Atkins, a former SEC commissioner who has a key job in the transition; Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor at Stanford's Hoover Institution, and David Malpass, who has been heading up the transition effort for the Treasury Department.
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In a post on 500's blog, Partner Sheel Mohnot, who will be heading up the fund, detailed a few insights learned, including the importance of the proliferation of smartphones to cutting costs associated with financial services and the fact that "traditional" financial institutions are not innovating quickly enough.
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While nonprofits and philanthropic groups had census work underway for several years — Bass said the group he's heading up decided to focus on the 2020 census back in 2015 — the possible consequences of a citizenship question being added created an urgent and concentrated push to get efforts in place.
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"The main objective is to explain why Arctic [climate] change poses global risks for societies and economies around the world," said Gail Whiteman, a professor of sustainability in business at the University of Lancaster and the woman heading up Arctic Basecamp Davos, in an interview from the camp.
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The immediacy of the materials and ideas presented in that exhibition made me question why I was heading up to Acquavella's Gilded Age townhouse in the first place: nothing seemed farther from the contemporary frequencies emanating from Formula 224 than the malerisch mystique enveloping Freud like stale cigarette smoke.
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Born in Morocco and raised in the Bronx, the 33-year-old rapper was heading up to Sammy's Fashion, a beloved street wear emporium on Fordham Road where he and his friends used to spend all their money on Timberland boots and Vanson jackets when they were teenagers.
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Adding to the problems in Britain, a storm system heading up from the south is colliding with the Siberian air mass, bringing as much as two feet of drifting snow amid blizzard conditions to the moorlands of Devon, as well as Cornwall and South Wales, before barreling toward Ireland.
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Julie Chen is taking time off her gig on CBS' "The Talk" to be with husband, Les Moonves, who just resigned from heading up the network amid sexual misconduct allegations, and Sharon Osbourne says people at CBS -- including the ladies at "The Talk" -- are fearful of losing their jobs.
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The investigation into ties between the Trump campaign and Russia led to some explosive news Monday morning: Three former Trump campaign officials have been charged by special counsel Robert Mueller, who is heading up the Russia probe, with crimes ranging from money laundering to lying to the FBI.
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Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised, with that attitude, that there are more men called Dave and Steve than there are women heading up the top 100 companies on the London stock exchange (and, yes, more men named John than women who run large companies in the United States).
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The Russian-American hockey writer Slava Malamud, who has long criticized Ovechkin for his poor leadership, his selfishness and for his politics — Ovechkin announced on Instagram that he was heading up a social movement to back Putin's re-election — took to Twitter to put two and two together.
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Generic from start to finish, the sequel was directed by Joachim Roenning, whose credits include the forgettable sea adventure "Kon-Tiki" (I had to look it up, and I reviewed it), which is probably what got him the job heading up the most recent "Pirates of the Caribbean" installment.
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And the point is, we should have someone heading up this ticket that has actually won and been able to show they can gather the support that you talk about: moderate Republicans and independents as well as a fired-up Democratic base, and not just done it once.
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By The New York Times Heading up the west side of the Hudson on a moody spring afternoon, skirting Hook Mountain, which rises from the river with a primordial majesty, got me thinking about the Low Country settlers of the 21702s, who must have been stunned by such peaks.
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Authorities have arrested multiple people in connection with Guzmén, according to CNN, including the man accused of heading up construction of his escape tunnel last year, the man who owned the land the tunnel was built through, an attorney accused of helping finance the tunnel and Guzmén's brother-in-law.
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Jean-Georges Vongerichten, whose namesake restaurant has the highest ratings given by The New York Times and Michelin, is heading up the Edition's food and beverage program and overseeing the resort's two restaurants: the casual Italian-inspired Market at Edition and the fine-dining Matador Room, offering modern Latin cuisine.
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With Jerome Powell taking over the U.S. Federal Reserve, and Mario Draghi and Mark Carney moving on next year from the European Central Bank and Bank of England respectively, Kuroda will soon be the only veteran of the "zero-interest-rate-policy" era left heading up a major central bank.
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With Krafcik bringing his expertise of the consumer car market, and Stewart adding insight from the short-term hospitality rental industry, Google's starting to put together the kind of executive team you could reasonably see heading up a self-driving car subsidiary that actually operates as a consumer-facing business.
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Her other jobs, described by City Hall as informal or advisory, include leading the ThriveNYC effort, acting as a chairwoman of both the Commission on Gender Equity and the NYC Domestic Violence Task Force, heading up the Gracie Mansion Conservancy and acting as a member of the NYC Children's Cabinet.
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It also comes at a time when rival team executives have been buzzing about the prospect of longtime player agent Arn Tellem, who has been heading up the Pistons' business side as vice chairman of Palace Sports & Entertainment since June 2015, succeeding Van Gundy as the head of Detroit's basketball operations.
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Because I see this economic need and changing in our society and that we're going to need workers, not just starting small businesses and heading up big businesses, which immigrants do in a big way, but also working in our factories and in our fields and in our health care.
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I went to my parents' house for Christmas and one of the main draws of heading up to the boonies to see them—apart from, you know, seeing them—is that they have a kickass fireplace and I get to build and stoke fires all through cocktail hour and beyond.
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It came during a press conference held by Kevin Reilly, the president of TBS and TNT and the chief creative officer of Turner Entertainment and WarnerMedia Direct-to-Consumer — which is to say, the guy who is heading up the new WarnerMedia streaming service that will include content from Turner, Warner Bros.
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Benefits of AI AI can be applied in sectors such as agriculture, health, and education, and Moustapha Cisse, the research scientist heading up Google's AI efforts in Africa, says his team's goal is to provide developers with the necessary research needed to build products that can solve problems that Africa faces today.
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While Hyperloop One claims it's trudging along and progressing as planned — and that BamBrogan and his "gang" operated alone and pressured engineers into joining them — this series of shake-ups and BamBrogan's lawsuit point to a different narrative: One where the company's top engineers are at odds with those heading up the business.
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Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE and his team have for the last year been conducting the investigation, in addition to several separate congressional panels heading up their own probes.
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When the Yankees shellacked Philadelphia, 22011-237, on Thursday before heading up to Atlanta for their final exhibition game on Friday night, the team reminded everyone that its 24-8 record this spring (now 24-9) equaled the team's most exhibition victories since it began keeping track of Grapefruit League games in 1962.
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The brainchild of Antonio Ciongoli, who worked at Polo before heading up the Neapolitan casual line Eidos (a sub-brand of Isaia), 18 East takes function-oriented basics — with nods to skateboarding and hip-hop — and refracts them through global artisanal processes: block printing from India, Cham weaving from Vietnam and so on.
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"We should have someone heading up this ticket that has actually won and been able to show they can gather the support that you talk about with moderate Republicans and independents as well as a fired-up Democratic base and not just done it once," she said, citing her three statewide victories.
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"The China government has attached great importance to the China-Malaysia relations and has always considered Malaysia a dear neighbor and trustworthy partner who is committed to seeking mutually beneficial cooperation and common development in the country," Chinese State Councillor Wang Yong said at the ceremony, heading up a 100-strong delegation in Kuantan.
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For Jump, Schildkrout brings a number of things to the table: In addition to his network and connections with Uber, Schildkrout has critical experience to lend from heading up the data science team and then the growth team, followed by leading the teams that managed the rider and then driver apps and services at Uber.
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Here are five things to know about Long, the man who is heading up the US response to Hurricane Harvey: Long directed Alabama's Emergency Management Agency from 2008 to 2011, where he worked on numerous natural disasters and coordinated the state's response and cleanup after Deepwater Horizon, the largest marine oil spill in US history.
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"Ever since founding Endomondo and heading up International Operations for MyFitnessPal, I always felt a missing link when trying to move towards a healthy, sustainable diet — an actual product that didn't compromise on taste, nor convenience, but solved the huge challenges involved with embarking on this journey towards eating plants first and foremost," says Jønck.
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Settling into a booth at Chefs Club, the NoLIta restaurant where chefs from around the world take turns heading up the kitchen — and where Mr. Johnson is now in residence — he shouted over a playlist of 1990s hip-hop and R&B songs that he insisted have absolutely no repetition despite being 95 hours long.
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William Singer, the man accused of heading up the current bribery scam, began his career operating a seemingly legitimate college counseling and preparation company that offered services like tutoring and test prep that would give those with the ability to afford it a leg up in the increasingly competitive world of academic admissions, before venturing into six-figure-bribery.
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THE GUIDANCE SEEMS TO BE, YOU KNOW, YOU START A NORMALIZATION PROCESS WHICH MAKES PEOPLE THINK THAT YOU'RE HEADING UP TOWARDS SOMETHING THAT'S HIGHER THAN ZERO AND PERHAPS HIGHER THAN THE 37 BASE POINTS WHERE YOU ARE NOW BUT RIGHT NOW IT SEEMS LIKE ALL BETS ARE OFF THAT YOU COULD BE IN THIS PERMANENT NEUTRAL HERE.
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Antebi compiled the book as a side project to his main gig heading up LA label-publishing house-management company Waxploitation, which boasts a long history of both nonprofit support and collaboration, including groups like Gnarls Barkley and the Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse project Dark Night of the Soul, the latter of which Antebi cites as inspiration for SFWAM.
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No. of deals: 3Value of deals: $101.3 billionMatt McClure is a Goldman Sachs lifer, joining as an associate in 1999 and steadily rising the investment banking ranks and making partner in 2010, heading up M&A in the Americas and within industrials before taking on his current post as cohead of Goldman's global industrials investment banking group.
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Heading up the group's advocacy efforts is Sarah Miller, a veteran Democratic staffer who's worked for John Podesta, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and the Treasury Department.
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"Dr Lowe brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the role of Governor, having served as the RBA Deputy Governor since early 2012, heading up many of the RBA's analytical departments, and publishing on a wide range of issues relevant to the operation of monetary policy over his three decade career with the RBA," Morrison said in a statement.
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Title: Global cohead of industrials No. of deals: 3Value of deals: $101.3 billionMatt McClure is a Goldman Sachs lifer, joining as an associate in 1999 and steadily rising the investment banking ranks and making partner in 2010, heading up M&A in the Americas and within industrials before taking on his current post as cohead of Goldman's global industrials investment banking group.
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Now the vice president of marketing for Simply Be's U.S. team, he has an impressive resume that includes heading up global brand communications for the high-street favorite; a stint as the executive fashion and beauty director for the photographer Rankin and his bi-annual magazine, Hunger; and leading multiple award-winning global repositioning campaigns for a breadth of popular name brands.
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The age of outlaws is coming to an end, but that doesn't mean you're going soft in in Red Dead Redemption II. In the first gameplay trailer for RDR2, developer Rockstar Games went in-depth with what to expect in its upcoming wild west game where you'll play as Arthur Morgan, an outlaw heading up a gang of less-than-savory folk.
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One report in The Washington Post indicated that the president at one point mistook her for administrative staff and yelled at her; another report in the same paper described her as heading up the recent American expulsion of Russian diplomatic personnel in response to the nerve-agent poisoning of the former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter in England.
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The rooms are conveniently located above Wm. Mulherin's Sons (for nightcaps) and around the corner from the La Colombe flagship (for morning coffee.) The most exciting part of your stay might just be checking in: Like at any old seaside pub, keys are simply doled out by anyone working the bar, so you can grab a pint before heading up to your room.
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Hyundai Motor Group will provide a combined $1.6 billion in cash from across its subrands, vehicle engineering, R&D and access to its IP. Heading up the new joint venture will be Karl Iagnemma, the president of Aptiv's Autonomous Mobility group, and it'll be headquartered in Boston and supported by additional technology centers in multiple locations in the U.S. and Asia.
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"We should have someone heading up this ticket that has actually won and been able to show they can gather the support that you talk about — moderate Republicans and independents as well as a fired up Democratic base and not just done it once," Klobuchar told Buttigieg at one point, methodically dismantling his pitch for a fresh face in the White House.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Thursday defended the White House team heading up his defense in the ongoing investigation into Russian election meddling.
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"We should have someone heading up this ticket that has actually won and been able to show they can gather the support that you talk about — moderate Republicans and independents as well as a fired-up Democratic base — and not just done it once," Klobuchar told Buttigieg at one point, methodically dismantling his pitch for a fresh face in the White House.
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But now part of the job of heading up the business that is Frankie Cosmos means doing the uncomfortable stuff, like what she's doing today—waking up early on Presidents' Day to dodge tourists and stand in the cold as someone takes her picture, and then sitting outside as a journalist pushes her to outline the things that stress her out about the life she's chosen.
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There'll be three leaders each with a specific area of focus — Kim Ki-nam heading up the components business, Kim Hyun-suk (HS Kim) running consumer electronics, and Koh Dong-jin (DJ Koh) in charge of mobile and IT. Yoon Boo-keun (BK Yoon) and Shin Jong-kyun (JK Shin) are resigning altogether from their previous co-CEO roles after stepping back from direct control in 2015.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.), who is heading up the effort in the Senate alongside Sen.
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The announcement makes the PFA the latest in a series of entities (some more legitimate than others) and passionate semi-serious movements in favor of a fighter's union, from the Mixed Martial Arts Fighters Association, started by former fighters like Jon Fitch and Nate Quarry last year, to disgruntled UFC heavyweight Mark Hunt's chatter about heading up an organization after his loss at UFC 200 last month to a chemically enhanced Brock Lesnar.
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Ernest MonizErnest Jeffrey MonizBiden under pressure from environmentalists on climate plan Pelosi, Clinton among attendees at memorial reception for Ellen Tauscher 2020 is the Democrats' to lose — and they very well may MORE, who taught physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for decades before becoming energy secretary in 2013, is heading up the Energy Futures Initiative (EFI) along with two high-level staffers from his time at the Department of Energy (DOE).
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Meet the Democratic senator trying to negotiate gun control with Trump Senate Democrats warn Trump: Don't invite Putin to G-7 MORE (D-Conn.) is heading up negotiations with the White House to expand background checks, which he admits is a tall task given that the Connecticut Democrat has been through this song and dance before.
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Actor and former professional bodybuilder Lou Ferrigno says he's been talking to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE about heading up the President's Council for Fitness, Sports and Nutrition, and that he's a "top choice" for the job.
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Better known to most of us as Apiento, Byrne's spent the last few years heading up the ever-wonderful Test Pressing site alongside Dr Rob, as well as hosting a sumptuous NTS show and working alongside Mark Barrott on International Feel, which has been a longterm favorite label of ours here at THUMP UK. When he's not doing all that, he manages to record and release incredible music on the likes of World Unknown, Golf Channel, and Claremont56.
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Micha Breakstone, the co-founder (who has a pretty long history in conversational AI, heading up R&D at Ginger Software and then Intel after it acquired the startup; and before that building the tech that eventually became Summly and got acquired by Yahoo, among other roles), says that while the platform gives information and updates to salespeople in real time, much of the focus today is on providing information to users post-conversation, based on both audio and video calls.
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Fred Baumgartner, the man who is currently heading up the transition efforts for the local-TV conglomerate Sinclair Broadcasting, wrote a detailed piece for TV Technology last year (while he was working for a different company, Nautel) that explains the key issue the platform is trying to solve: The internet protocol, or IP, distribution capabilities used by over-the-top (OTT) services like Netflix or Hulu take up a lot of the internet's bandwidth, which isn't optimized for broadcasting video quite like your antenna is.
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Special thanks to Brendan Schulman, who fought some high profile cases against the FAA and is now vice president of policy and legal affairs at DJI; Peter Sachs, a Connecticut-based drone attorney who runs the Drone Law Journal and is highly involved with the UAV Legal News & Discussion Facebook group; Loretta Alkalay, a drone law professor who spent 20 years heading up the FAA eastern region legal team; Lisa Ellman, a drone attorney at Hogan Lovells; and Jonathan Rupprecht, an attorney who runs the Drone Law Blog.
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Let's see, so far we have a guy from Alabama dedicated to upholding the fine Southern tradition of voting prevention heading up the Justice Department, an alleged reincarnation of Patton affectionately known as "Mad Dog" for defense secretary, a general who wants to expand the Al Qaeda terrorist training camp in Guantánamo for Homeland Security, a conspiracy theorist as national security adviser, a fast-food billionaire who opposes health care benefits and better wages as labor secretary, a guy with a plan to dismantle health care access as Health and Human Services, a neurosurgeon with zero leadership experience for Housing, a billionaire who wants to divert funds from public schools for Education, a climate-change denier from fracking earthquake country for the Environmental Protection Agency, an interior secretary who wants to sell off public lands and half of the top management of Goldman Sachs for the rest.
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