The founders of Spearhead (Image from Spearhead) The founders of Spearhead (Image from Spearhead) Beyond investing in other startups, the founders in the program also emphasized that they are learning from each other.
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The firm, created in 2017, initially provided founders $200,000 in investment capital sourced from Spearhead I, a $25 million vehicle, followed by Spearhead II, a $35 million vehicle.
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Since Spearhead creates independent funds for its members, the founders in Spearhead are free to raise additional capital from outside investors and expand their funds beyond Spearhead's initial seed capital.
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Patty Murray, who helped spearhead the letter, told BuzzFeed News.
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Smaato allows Spearhead to expand very quickly outside of China.
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Later on, Castillo would spearhead a biopic about El Chapo.
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Spearhead is hardly the only program engaging founders and advisors.
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Who helped spearhead the growth of the commercial speech movement?
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A fourth company, iFlyTek, was named to spearhead voice recognition.
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Harris is a California Democrat and helped spearhead the GAO request.
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"But we are trying to spearhead such a development," he said.
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Marsha Blackburn, a Tennessee lawmaker who is helping to spearhead reform.
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Forstall would go on to spearhead iOS, the iPhone's operating system.
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Ms. Dugan left Google to spearhead a similar group at Facebook.
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He also used to spearhead the Department of Justice's Criminal Division.
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He also helped spearhead the military's research into renewable fuel sources.
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Barney Frank, a Democrat who helped spearhead the namesake Dodd-Frank Act.
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Enbridge also operates major U.S. oil pipelines including Spearhead and Flanagan South.
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The carriers, then as now the spearhead of American power, intimidated Beijing.
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Kevin Tsujihara will spearhead these efforts and continue to lead Warner Bros.
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Spearhead, for instance, has already received around 750 applications as of yesterday.
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"Young people very often spearhead social changes for several reasons," he says.
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In January, the company launched the "Journalism Project," to spearhead such efforts.
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Still, the strain of trying to spearhead constructive policy was becoming evident.
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In 1911 she moved to Milwaukee to spearhead the statewide suffrage campaign.
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And the attorney it hired to spearhead the initiative resigned in frustration.
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His office told CNN the prime minister would instead spearhead efforts from Tokyo.
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Fagnan noted he had some "sleepless nights" as he and Ravikant designed Spearhead.
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The deal also will spearhead a new business division: the Salesforce Commerce Cloud.
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The deal will spearhead a new business division: the Salesforce Commerce Cloud. 2560.
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Farruko appeared to spearhead some of this with recent Instagram posts denoting PAZ.
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The forum will spearhead demonstrations across the country from next month, he said.
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Today, Gentefy tries to spearhead gentefication efforts through education, consulting, and entrepreneurial incubating.
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Jeffrey Buchanan was tapped by Trump earlier this week to spearhead recovery efforts.
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To spearhead the expansion, Factual hired Ross Webster as managing director of Europe.
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It tapped Elizabeth Warren, then a Harvard law professor, to spearhead the initiative.
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The United States has sought to spearhead efforts towards a lasting peace arrangement.
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Activision Blizzard even hired a former NFL executive to spearhead the new league.
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She has helped spearhead her team's push for equal pay with male players.
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He wanted her to spearhead a new editorial collaboration between the Times and Sotheby's.
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She helped spearhead the #MeToo Movement, which prompted scores of women to come forward.
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Uber, meanwhile, acquired Jump last year to spearhead its own scooter and bike strategy.
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Force helped Medlen&aposs father, John, spearhead efforts to make professional drag racing safer.
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Quarles would help to spearhead the White House's efforts to scale back financial regulations.
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Li indicated it was up to institutions other than CIC to spearhead that initiative.
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The clearest example of this is Spearhead, a joint initiative of Accomplice and AngelList.
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As a matter of self-preservation, these firms may even spearhead flood prevention efforts.
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Spearhead campaigns that promote subscription sales while analytically evaluating the success of the campaigns.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - A pilot group that helped spearhead a staff revolt at Ryanair (RYA.
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As HSBC's next chairman, Tucker would spearhead the search for the company's next CEO.
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How could it spearhead a leftist benefits program in the midst of economic hardship?
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The creators may spearhead amateur astronomy studies or citizen science projects in the future.
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We're told Jael would often spearhead online fundraisers to provide scholarships to those needing treatment.
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Don Berna essentially volunteers to help Peña spearhead a mission to rescue Christina from FARC.
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The company says it will rely on its coalition of supporters to spearhead the project.
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Roger Goodman, who helped spearhead the legislative push to change the statute earlier this year.
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Priyanka often credits her mom for helping her spearhead her career in the entertainment industry.
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Aniyia Williams, the founder of Tinsel and Black & Brown Founders, will spearhead the Philadelphia effort.
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Van Kralingen says IBM was "intentional" in choosing who would spearhead the blockchain platform development.
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"Ode to Joy" should be used again to spearhead a cultural retort to Islamic State.
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Spivey joined Braze in May to spearhead the company's marketing and previously worked at Bazaarvoice.
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Elon Musk is working to spearhead the global transition to electric vehicles and solar power.
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To spearhead the new business, the company has hired Michael Shields from Fox Networks Group.
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In May of that year, Mr. Cuomo would tap him to spearhead the Buffalo Billion.
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Nor did a representative of the Ohio Attorney General, who helped spearhead the AGs' opposition.
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Vice President Mike Pence has been appointed to spearhead the Trump administration's response to coronavirus.
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Kurt Schrader (D-Ore.), a Blue Dog member who has helped to spearhead candidate recruitment.
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She helped spearhead the assembly's resolution calling for an arms embargo and sanctions this week.
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Williams will spearhead the Philadelphia chapter of the accelerator to provide more resources for founders there.
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The latter group's leader, Brian Setzer, would later spearhead the rockabilly-swing movement of the '90s.
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Workplace messaging application Slack has taped Goldman Sachs to spearhead its IPO next year, Reuters reports.
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It has the ability to bypass fears of failure and risk-taking, and ultimately spearhead success.
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PNOC wants to spearhead the LNG facility and has also been in talks with potential partners.
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Lloyd described Sulayem as a "hands-on chairman" who will help spearhead Hyperloop One's freight business.
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Unelected authorities backed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, spearhead of the hardliners, celebrated his demise.
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Rick Scott (R-Fla.) to spearhead the task force responsible for developing the promised GOP proposal.
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Local communities had hired prominent South African human rights lawyer Richard Spoor to spearhead their case.
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As a talent executive, Mercader "helped spearhead" the networks efforts to diversify its workforce, CBS said.
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The Sudanese are sometimes deployed to defend the flanks of the Yemeni militiamen who spearhead attacks.
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Barr appointed U.S. Attorney for the District of Connecticut John Durham to spearhead the current investigation.
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But at Davos, Wall Street indicated an unwillingness to spearhead the transition they acknowledged is coming.
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Parrott heard the Lambert family's story, he decided to spearhead a change to his state's law.
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Instead, Altman is hoping to spearhead change through a progressive policy initiative called The United Slate.
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In 1961, Mr. Young helped spearhead a protest known in the press as the Beatnik Riot.
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They have hired a top lieutenant in Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign to spearhead the effort.
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Should someone spearhead the return of stamp collecting as a quasi-ironic hobby among urban millennials?
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Chen will spearhead the company's turnaround plans to boost sales in China and drive sustainable value creation.
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Vazquez, an oncologist, helped spearhead the measures during his first term in office from 2005 to 2010.
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And the idea that a self-professed secular Jew could spearhead such a thing is rather wonderful.
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Whoever secures the top spot will spearhead one of the three committees currently leading the impeachment investigation.
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The archaeologists also found fur skin wrapped around the spearhead, and textile around the pin and sheath.
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It's about time a woman of her talent is recognized and given the chance to spearhead projects.
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The unelected authorities backed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, spearhead of the hardliners, celebrated his demise.
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Suheil al-Hassan, arrived in northern Syria to spearhead what they called the "Dawn of Idlib" operation.
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The author of "Romney ReadinessProject," Liddell helped spearhead the early transition efforts of Mitt Romney's presidential bid.
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Flood, who will spearhead the investigation, told reporters he was prepared for a thorough and lengthy investigation.
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Amazon Studios will spearhead the production, with help from the Tolkien estate, HarperCollins, and New Line Cinema.
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And we have shown that all countries, small and big, can spearhead relevant solutions to environmental challenges.
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But don't bet on the "G-6" to spearhead a united assault to defend the free world.
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Each founder is allotted 15% carry in his or her fund, while Spearhead holds on to 5%.
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The magazine also contains text from Hamza Usama bin Laden, the son of al Qaeda's former spearhead.
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He has helped spearhead the Trump administration's efforts to overhaul how the department collects federal student loans.
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It is paying Mr. Lore a princely sum to spearhead the revamping of its e-commerce strategy.
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Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg — just 16 years old — was set to spearhead the New York strike.
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Schumer, when asked if leadership should spearhead unity, said it was not the day to assign blame.
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The company hired Laura Nichols earlier this summer to spearhead communications around this and other policy efforts.
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Hedge fund AQR recently hired prominent data scientist Marcos Lopez de Prado to spearhead its machine-learning efforts.
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I also don't want to spoil, spearhead, or interrupt the journey into the unknown future of the egg.
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It has opened a new marketing centre in Cairo to spearhead expansion in Africa and the Middle East.
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Australia has sunshine for days, so it only makes sense the country spearhead the uptake of solar technology.
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" That seems to match Ravikant's entire mantra, who told me that "I want to quintuple down on [Spearhead].
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The big picture: Slack hired Noah Weiss, a computer scientist from Stanford, to spearhead the effort in 2016.
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It's my job to ensure they feel comfortable to step up, share an idea, and spearhead new initiatives.
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Crop tops are undergoing a Renaissance — and who better to spearhead it than '90s sticker icon, Lisa Frank.
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The company also hired veteran NASA engineer Mark Moore back in February to help spearhead the project's development.
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A few key points to begin: first, Facebook is probably not the right actor to spearhead this initiative.
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When he returned, he felt Gotham was ripe for a French revival and Le Coucou helped spearhead it.
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C.) and Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) also helped spearhead the letter, which was endorsed by 46 House lawmakers.
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And we know that they can do it because we've seen them spearhead a repeal in the past.
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As they helped spearhead several rewritings of Google's core software, the system's capacity scaled by orders of magnitude.
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Similarly, his effort during the 2016 campaign to spearhead a national movement around left-of-center policies faltered.
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They also network together into what I call "complex adaptive coalitions" to spearhead both economic and societal change.
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Spearhead leads can invest their capital in any tech startups, so long as there's no existing equity relationship.
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Existing Spearhead investments include ZeroDown, Altitude Networks, Scythe, Air Garage, Cloosiv, Height, O.School, PopSQL, Superplastic and Sword Health.
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New Jersey Lawmaker Angela McKnight said the video broke her heart and inspired her to spearhead this bill.
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The White House has not yet announced who would spearhead this effort for Trump on the Senate floor.
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The White House has not yet announced who would spearhead the defense of Trump on the Senate floor.
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In April, President Donald Trump appointed Calabria to spearhead the release of Fannie and Freddie from federal control.
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Helped spearhead Emerging Arts Professionals/San Francisco Bay Area (EAP/SFBA) and Arts for a Better Bay Area (ABBA).
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NASA has obliged, and continues to use these institutions to spearhead the agency's biggest projects and build rocket hardware.
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In recent months Russian sports authorities have pressed for the federation's reinstatement, creating working groups to spearhead the effort.
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With Sri Mulyani overseeing the economy, it's also hoped she will spearhead long-awaited reforms, particularly regarding tax intake.
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Companies across a wide spectrum of industries are rapidly investing in Facebook marketing professionals to help spearhead growth initiatives.
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Elites can spearhead social and political reform, but it is mass behaviour that ultimately entrenches norms, values and practices.
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It is possible the ex-PM, who once fancied himself as EU president, wants to spearhead such a campaign.
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RMB Holdings said in a statement it aimed to use Atterbury to spearhead its retail and industrial property business.
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"We are the spearhead of state revenue collection," said Martino, at his temporary office with a misfiring air conditioner.
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His government was a civil-military union, in which the army acted as a spearhead of his "Bolivarian revolution".
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In 2202, Germany will lead NATO's "Spearhead Force," which can be deployed as first responder in a potential conflict.
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Smoyer's story was detailed in "Spearhead" by author Adam Makos, and it was Makos who helped engineer Wednesday's events.
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To spearhead its strategy, it appointed former Cisco executive Guido Jouret as its first chief digital officer last year.
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As an insatiable fighter and a belligerent mentalist, the Brazilian was the perfect spearhead for the fierce, new Atlético.
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The Qods Force — the action arm of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — is the organizational spearhead of this operation.
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He helped spearhead a seven-way merger to form Bankia after the bursting of Spain's construction bubble in 2008.
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He presented the Bolshevik Party as a conspiratorial, deeply unpopular clique rather than the spearhead of a mass movement.
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Mr. Mulvaney also helped spearhead the debt ceiling brinkmanship in 2011 over Republican demands to cut Planned Parenthood funding.
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Innovation surged in the newly opened markets and the United States continued to spearhead growth in the technological world.
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Long focused on fighting Israel, the group has become the spearhead of an international militia network led by Tehran.
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Uber is hiring Holder and Tammy Albarran, another partner from the law firm Covington & Burling, to spearhead the investigation.
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"Be the spearhead in fighting Jews and making their plots fail like their 'Deal of the Century'," he said.
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With control of the federal government, Republicans believe it is their mission (actually, their destiny) to spearhead tax reform.
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As active members of their communities, they're uniquely primed to create jobs and spearhead innovation right in their backyards.
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VW plans to use the investment to spearhead its own move into ride-sharing, on-demand transportation and autonomous cars.
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If approved, the two are expected to spearhead negotiations for "free and fair" deals with the United States' trading partners.
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Louis was so excited to be a big brother, he helped his mom spearhead the adoption process three years ago.
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The forces tasked with retaking Mosul have largely been the spearhead in a two-year war of attrition against ISIS.
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Last week, some of Trump's allies raised bringing in his former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski to spearhead a response team.
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That will involve forces on rotation, warehoused equipment and a "spearhead" force backed by NATO's 40,000-strong rapid reaction force.
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The next year, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. appointed Mr. Durham to spearhead an investigation into the C.IA. abuses.
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Tom Finkelpearl, the city's cultural affairs commissioner, helped spearhead the city's efforts to tie funding to diversity at arts institutions.
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He is now helping spearhead the ride-hail company's effort to design and build its own self-driving car technology.
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Among the items found is a gold-decorated spearhead, and a 3,000-year-old bronze sword in remarkably good condition.
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Spearhead brings to Smaato not only its expertise and a trusted partnership but opens up the Chinese market for us.
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The museum's director Kimberli Meyer was fired days before the exhibition opened, a project that she had helped to spearhead.
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AngelList and Boston-based Accomplice announced the $35 million Spearhead fund yesterday to pursue a similar (and better capitalized) thesis.
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"This is not something companies do every day," said Chaya Nayak, Facebook's strategic initiatives manager, who helped spearhead the project.
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VICE: When you first started listening to rap, did you immediately recognize it as a platform to spearhead social change?
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Equities trading chief Derek Bandeen, who had been helping to spearhead Citi's equities push, retired from the bank in April.
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Just four months later, Beijing-based Spearhead Integrated Marketing Communication Group paid $148 million for Smaato, another mobile advertising company.
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Overseer – when the canary in the mine (Cassandra / Oracle / Vanguard) stops being passive and starts being lead (beacon / Firestarter / spearhead).
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President Obama's commitment to computer science education is a justification of the work we spearhead to impact students at scale.
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Just expanding the ability of church groups, of non-profits, of local universities to come in and spearhead a program.
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The right DNC chair will spearhead a cross-cutting outreach that mobilizes base voters with the passionate progressivism of Sens.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE, letting the Utah Republican spearhead talks with both Democrats and Republicans on his panel.
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He also picked Quarles to spearhead the Fed's revision of key Dodd-Frank rules long protested by the banking industry.
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As Ways and Means Committee chairman last year, Ryan did spearhead the GOP effort to pass TPA through the House.
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The seemingly ubiquitous Benedict Cumberbatch stars as Dominic Cummings, a political "attack dog" chosen to spearhead the "Vote Leave" effort.
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She has taken advantage of her caucus' discipline and Trump's inability to set the pace, and spearhead the agenda herself.
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Idaho's offensive line also scuffled as Penn State recorded six first half sacks to spearhead a 44-0 halftime lead.
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Trump cited Pence's experience as governor of Indiana as qualifying him to spearhead the growing threat of the global outbreak.
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Katrina Pierson, a Trump 2020 adviser who is helping to spearhead the project, said she was aware of the skepticism.
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Democrats dragging their feet over who will spearhead U.S. foreign policy on such a core American value has grave consequences.
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Almost 18 months later, the Next 100 Coalition continues to spearhead a movement committed to bringing that vision to reality.
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Now Mr. Trump has named a former Goldman executive and co-investor with Mr. Soros to spearhead his economic policy.
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In practice, we'll need to spearhead new bilateral and multilateral strategies and policy instruments that promote regional security and economic growth.
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" Ocasio-Cortez told the Texas Republican that if the bill pertained only to lobbying, she would spearhead the effort with him. ".
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In the 290 episode "Spearhead from Space," Fleetwood Mac's "Oh Well" soundtracks a particularly bizarre scene set in a doll factory.
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It does not recognize Israel's right to exist and its suicide bombings helped spearhead the last intifada, from 2000 to 2005.
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"There are people who admonish me or attack me and use that as a constant spearhead to do that," he said.
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Microsoft is expected to unveil a new version of Windows 10 this morning that will spearhead the company's response to Chromebooks.
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He added, though, that while he was too busy to spearhead such a project, he'd welcome another director taking the helm.
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Ultimately, that might play well for Spearhead, since one of the challenges of traditional venture capital funds is their increasing scale.
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"If every year you spearhead raising money for a nonprofit or charity, this shows selflessness and your willingness to support others."
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This past June, the company hired former Sony Pictures Television heads Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg to spearhead the effort.
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Gordon said governments and foundations need to get more involved in research and funding to spearhead efforts to combat the problem.
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Now, one of the startups that helped spearhead this trend has raised a round of growth funding to expand its horizons.
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Hamas does not recognise Israel's right to exist and its suicide bombings helped spearhead the last intifada, from 2000 to 2005.
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In the fall, Grindr hired Landis Smithers, a veteran of Ogilvy & Mather and Old Navy, to spearhead its marketing and collaboration.
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Look at where the gaps are in the company and offer to spearhead a new project, or volunteer in another division.
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And, if someone were to spearhead a movement on behalf of those models ... Ne-Yo says they'd go down in history.
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Gay Gordon-Byrne is the executive director of the Repair Association, a group forged in 2013 to help spearhead that effort.
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Rice, who worked as a Hollywood talent agent in the 20 years prior to launching SoulCycle, will now spearhead the project.
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Nelson had served as president of DC Entertainment since 2009, and helped spearhead development of the DC Universe movies and shows.
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There's also legal action pending from owners of Volkswagen automobiles — a case that former senator John Edwards is seeking to spearhead.
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Former President Obama helped spearhead the international agreement, which offered Tehran sanctions relief in exchange for curbs to its nuclear program.
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A LIGHTER CLICK: Uber is bringing on an artificial intelligence researcher to spearhead self-driving car efforts in Canada, Forbes reports.
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The administration has also enlisted one of the universities, Old Dominion in Norfolk, to spearhead a broad effort at better planning.
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At Emory he helped spearhead a number of major acquisitions, including archives of Jack Kerouac, and Flannery O'Connor and Lucille Clifton.
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Mr. Diamond helped spearhead a period of growth at Barclays as head of its investment bank and, later, its chief executive.
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Spearhead, a joint program run by AngelList and VC firm Accomplice, had 4 women out of its first class of 19.
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Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), a former CIA and Pentagon analyst specializing in Shiite militias, will spearhead the resolution in the House.
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PAP forces would be likely to spearhead any crackdown if Beijing decides to intervene, according to foreign envoys and security analysts.
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Her successor will be Arvind Krishna, an IBM lifer who runs its cloud division and helped spearhead the Red Hat deal.
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Roughly 80 units went online today, according to Preston Rhea, a senior field engineer at Monkeybrains who helped to spearhead the project.
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A long-range variant of the aircraft, the A321neoLR, is also scheduled to spearhead JetBlue's entrance into a new market in 2021.
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Ravikant explained to me that Fagnan and him designed Spearhead to be very different from the scout programs offered by venture firms.
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Rapoport continued to work her way up through the league, and left in 2010 to spearhead female football leagues with USA Football.
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Steve Bannon describes to "Axios on HBO" the "Gameness" curriculum he's teaching in Italy as he tries to spearhead Europe's nationalist movement.
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A Chinese backer was supposed to spearhead a $2.5 million round to keep the startup alive, but they dropped out last-minute.
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So, it's these space-faring adventurers, not those of us comfortably adapted to life on Earth, who will spearhead the posthuman era.
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Minu Pauline, who owns the Kochi eatery, decided to spearhead the fridge project after noticing a woman picking through her restaurant's trash.
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The White House's "Workforce Development Week," which she helped spearhead, coincided with the tragic congressional baseball practice shooting that left Republican Rep.
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The granddaughter of a slave, Ella Baker defied racial and gender norms to spearhead direct action in the advancement of civil rights.
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She helped spearhead a federal paid family leave program that was included in the budget released last Tuesday while they were abroad.
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The spearhead, as with the retaking of Ramadi last December, will be elite counter-terrorism units backed up by coalition air power.
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As Bethenny Frankel continues to spearhead her Hurricane Florence relief efforts, she is honoring her late ex Dennis Shields in the process.
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The highly regarded Allison was seen as the man to spearhead a turnaround in the fortunes of the sport's most successful team.
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After helping to successfully spearhead the 2016 Brexit campaign, Farage left UKIP in December over the party's "fixation" with anti-Muslim policies.
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Jazz 116, Wizards 69 Alec Burks scored 1013 points to spearhead a balanced offensive effort from Utah as it ran past Washington.
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The organization is likely to use the younger Bin Laden to spearhead a comeback as it sees opportunity in ISIS's military defeats.
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Google hired a former Microsoft exec to spearhead G Suite, the productivity software that's going after one of Microsoft's biggest money makers.
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In Canada, he developed a massive money laundering operation, according to York police Detective Sergeant Carl Mattinen, who helped spearhead the investigation.
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In the wake of Kalanick's departure, several names have been mentioned as possible candidates to spearhead the $70 billion ride-sharing company.
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David Huntzinger is an agent in WME's digital group who has helped spearhead the company's gaming business over the last six years.
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Two former NFL stars are hoping their former teammate, Andre Johnson, can help spearhead a J.J. Watt-style recovery effort in Miami.
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She is helping spearhead the U.C.L.A. Depression Grand Challenge, which will monitor 1003,000 people to identify genetic and environmental causes of depression.
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We are very excited to spearhead AI's incredible value potential and are eager to build more disruptive companies with our amazing team.
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Spearhead is transforming founders into angel investors "There's starting to be gap opening up again at the pre-seed," Fagnan tells TechCrunch.
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This map has served as one of the most reliable guides I've used to secure millions in funding and spearhead multiple acquisitions.
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That grid, which once upon a time managed to spearhead our industrial revolution, has not been upgraded, significantly, since the early 1970s.
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Kevin de León, arguing forcefully that it was time for new leadership in Washington to spearhead the resistance against President Donald Trump.
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My brother Thomas also joined Fresh n&apos Lean and helped spearhead our administration and accounting efforts and build our business strategy.
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The new steering committee and the CMC Science and Technology Commission will spearhead scientific and technological innovation, according to the CCTV documentary.
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In her first full year in office, Ocasio-Cortez has introduced major proposals to spearhead change on climate, labor and housing issues.
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More importantly, Kanye wanted to learn how Big U's been able to spearhead gang intervention in South L.A. with his organization, Developing Options.
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Hezbollah, a movement with a heavily armed fighting force in addition to seats in parliament and government, is Iran's spearhead in the region.
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But she luckily doesn't have to do too much of the work, since she's hired a local project manager to spearhead the project.
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Michelle Obama announced that she will spearhead a new initiative to support adolescent girls' education around the world, per a CNN op-ed.
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Spearhead was launched earlier this year with a mandate to identify promising startup founders and give them cash to invest in startups autonomously.
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The government will also spearhead a "massive advertising campaign" aimed at discouraging people, especially children, from picking up drugs in the first place.
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All items, which are dated to around 3,000 years old, are archaeologically significant, but the presence of the gold-decorated spearhead is exceptional.
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TC: I'm guessing you're aware of Spearhead, a new effort by AngelList that gives scouts capital to start their own venture capital funds.
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"Politicians either represent the people or get out," Cameron Kasky, the outspoken Parkland survivor who helped spearhead the march, shouted from the podium.
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The country is using high-speed rail as the next spearhead to gain a technological edge over the United States, Japan and Europe.
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Last year Total, the French supermajor, took a leaf out of Excelerate's book by agreeing to spearhead an FSRU project in Côte d'Ivoire.
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She helped spearhead the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund, which provides legal support to sexual harassment, assault and abuse victims in the workplace.
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"Great leadership isn't just about the projects you agree to spearhead; it's also about the ones you decide not to pursue," she says.
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Trump especially lags at key agencies like the Departments of State, Defense and Justice, which spearhead the administration's national security and foreign policy.
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Hurd also indicated he'll work with other lawmakers to spearhead future congressional hearings in the House Subcommittee on Information Technology, which he chairs.
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With youth and size on his side, Volkov could be the man to spearhead the upcoming generation of heavyweight fighters in the UFC.
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By the close of the 1960s, however, the spearhead became the Palestine Liberation Organization (which Nasser instigated and funded) led by Yasser Arafat.
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The internet also tried to spearhead the casting of Little Mix's Jade Thirlwall, who is of Yemeni and Egyptian descent, as Princess Jasmine.
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Along with her father, she has helped spearhead a campaign inside Ukraine and abroad — known as Free Svydovets — to halt the resort project.
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A State Department spokesperson said the proposal is part of an effort to spearhead cyber policy and address cybersecurity on a global scale.
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There are food stamp cuts to pass, Medicare and Social Security reforms to attempt, deregulatory efforts across a number of domains to spearhead.
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He is banking on managing the world's wealth through three regional units — Asia Pacific, Switzerland and international wealth management — to spearhead a turnaround.
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Now, they're joining forces to spearhead a novel fundraising effort that convinces prominent start-up investors to donate their most precious asset: time.
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"Many are wholly unprepared to spearhead the agencies they've been chosen to lead, or have views in opposition to those agencies," he says.
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What's as interesting is that it's chosen to spearhead this year's novelties not just with a women's watch, but with a quartz model.
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He also announced he's tapping Vice President Biden to spearhead his "moonshot" effort to cure cancer, causing the vice president to become emotional.
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Of course, it's critical to acknowledge that the Iranian government uses the IRGC to spearhead its most malign actions across the Middle East.
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In June, Facebook announced that it would spearhead the launch of a cryptocurrency run by the nonprofit Switzerland-based Libra Association in 2020.
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Charles and David Koch's political network will spearhead a multimillion-dollar campaign to tout the recently passed Republican-backed tax plan in 85033.
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There are food stamp cuts to pass, Medicare and Social Security overhauls to attempt, deregulatory efforts across a number of domains to spearhead.
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Gomez was also the spearhead of a much improved attacking performance, bringing Muller, who took on a deep-lying central role, into play.
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New tariffs would hurt Trump's voter base, said David French, a senior vice president at the National Retail Federation, which helped spearhead the letter.
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The film thus makes an appropriate spearhead for the Museum of the Moving Image's new screening series No Joke: Absurd Comedy as Political Reality.
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Both have lobbied the United States to isolate Tehran, and the two spearhead a military coalition backing Yemen's internationally recognised government against the Houthis.
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That historic collaboration could see a private company — rather than a government agency — spearhead the exploration of a celestial body for the first time.
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Hiscocks passed it along to the prolific University of Oxford paleobiologist and astrobiologist Martin Brasier, who helped spearhead a sophisticated analysis of the endocast.
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Earlier this week, Facebook announced that its head of Messenger, David Marcus, would spearhead a group researching potential uses of blockchain across Facebook's platforms.
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Among the most significant changes, Kim has appointed little-known Kim Hyok Chol to spearhead working-level talks with U.S. nuclear envoy Stephen Biegun.
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Veterinarian Aubrey Lavizzo, the Paw Project's local leader, was the driving force behind the ban and convinced Denver Councilwoman Kendra Black to spearhead it.
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The process is a time and energy-intensive one, but having someone to spearhead the project for her is a big help, she said.
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One independent AI lab told the publication that there were only 10,6003 individuals worldwide with the right skills to spearhead serious new AI projects.
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For the first time, doctors were able to grow those cells in a petri dish, using Lacks' "immortal" legacy to spearhead vital biomedical breakthroughs.
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It hired Isaac Kim, previously a principal at private equity firm Golden Gate Capital, who joined in October to spearhead its private equity efforts.
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She is a former ICANN policy adviser and adviser to various UN agencies on ICTs, and the founder and spearhead of the Yes2DotAfrica campaign.
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He helped spearhead Uber's fastest years of growth as the ride-hailing startup's chief financial officer, and served similar roles at Google and Microsoft.
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"Up until now, Intellipedia has been a quiet revolution," Sean Dennehy, a CIA officer who helped spearhead the program said in the 2009 post.
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She is a former ICANN policy adviser and adviser to various UN agencies on ICTs, and the founder and spearhead of the Yes2DotAfrica campaign.
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Trump has escalated his attacks on Mueller, who was appointed to spearhead the Department of Justice's probe into Russian meddling in the presidential election.
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Moored at a nearby seaside park is the battleship Mikasa, which helped spearhead Japan's defeat of Russia in the 1904-05 Russo-Japanese War.
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Clinton had told her of being deeply affected by her failed effort to spearhead an overhaul of the nation's health care system in 1993.
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Being the King's son, he is also the brother of the spearhead of change and reform in Saudi Arabia, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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The plan also assumes that the federal government can spearhead $1 trillion of infrastructure spending while paying only one-fifth of the total cost.
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Mr. Abiy has tried to spearhead sweeping political reforms, but has been battling growing violence and mounting pressure from regional strongmen, including in Amhara.
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"Monetary policy should be considered more as a backstop rather than as a spearhead of a strategy to induce higher sustainable growth," Carstens said.
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But it could take years for long term measures to take effect and until then the rapid reaction firefighting teams spearhead the country's efforts.
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But the Trump task force that Mr. Falwell is planning to spearhead does not appear to be focused on any kind of middle ground.
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Trump appointed Vice President Mike Pence, who has a spotty record when it comes to health crises and science, to spearhead the administration's response.
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Johnson continues to spearhead the push on Capitol Hill and inside the Pentagon to upgrade Miller&aposs Navy Cross to the Medal of Honor.
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The social media giant's June announcement that it planned to spearhead a new digital currency jolted the Fed and other regulators around the world.
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If you assume that most of these peripheral enterprises are launched as passion projects or to spearhead a lifestyle change, you&aposd be wrong.
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TC: You were an SEC enforcement attorney who left to work in the private sector, then came back to the SEC to spearhead this program.
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In the 1990s, an old stone spearhead — a weapon that hadn't been used since the 1800's — was found embedded in a bowhead whale's blubber.
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Bush had agreed to spearhead this health effort, using the symbol of a red dress to draw awareness of the number one killer of women.
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With assets of over $220 billion, the PIF is being used by the government to spearhead its drive to diversify the Saudi economy beyond oil.
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We've yet to see a release date, but Marvel reportedly hired female writer Jac Schaeffer and a female director in Cate Shortland to spearhead it.
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Friedman, who helped spearhead May's relocation of the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to a different converted consular building in south Jerusalem, was not present.
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Following the Orlando nightclub shooting in June, Murphy launched a 15-hour filibuster that helped spearhead a debate and eventual House protest on gun violence.
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Liebtag, who moved from San Francisco to London in April to spearhead the European push, was in Paris on Thursday to meet potential corporate clients.
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"You will be the spearhead of my campaign, I will need each and every one of you," Fillon told 2,500 party members, according to organizers.
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He helped spearhead a belt-tightening program at Codelco that allowed it to maintain productivity despite a 9 percent drop in ore grades since 2013.
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The memo, which details a "strategic plan" to benefit from the infrastructural proposal, states that Colony could "spearhead an operation" to fulfill Trump's infrastructure plans.
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The National Security Agency's (NSA) lead lawyer in a recent speech made the case for creating one federal agency to spearhead the government's cybersecurity efforts.
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Several wealthy Russian businessmen financed a nonprofit group to spearhead the campaign, which was represented by Mr. Akhmetshin and a Russian lawyer named Natalia Veselnitskaya.
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Spearhead is designed to train founders, who tend to be well-connected to the tech ecosystem and knowledgeable about startups, to be effective angel investors.
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So maybe it makes sense for folks like Maezawa and Yang to spearhead their own experiments in hopes of building out the case for UBI.
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So why would you pick the leader of an oil and gas corporation to spearhead a position tasked with national security and global climate action?
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He must use this remarkable moment — with Republicans in control of the House, the Senate, and the White House — to spearhead historic comprehensive tax reform.
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About an hour's drive away in a lonely fort constructed of sand, the militia's spearhead unit dozes the afternoon heat away in a Bedouin tent.
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In some cases, management will ask a junior staff to spearhead an automation initiative (perhaps, some speculate, to help redirect blame for the job-eliminating policies).
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He will spearhead an assessment of its products, as the company tries to ensure U.S. officials that it is not a spy for the Chinese government.
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Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin must unite to spearhead a new resolution banning nuclear war, Mikhail Gorbachev, former president of the Soviet Union, has urged.
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As SOEs spearhead investment in infrastructure projects overseas, the strengthened leadership of the Communist Party at SOEs is raising concerns that political factors will be prioritized.
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Click here to view original GIFTo make a spearhead like a Norman smith from the year 1066, you have to start with an iron steel sandwich.
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He helped spearhead the Low-Income and First-In-Their-Family Assistance and Resources program, which offers low-income students financial assistance to cover unexpected expenses.
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Their small but rabid fanbase; the guitar rock renaissance they helped spearhead in Boston; the fact that Krill once recorded an entire concept record about them.
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Turkey has volunteered to be one of the key nations in what is the spearhead of the alliance's force, the Very High Readiness Joint Task Force.
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Sexton, the third-leading scorer among rookies this season, bounced back from a 1-for-383 first half to spearhead the Cleveland rally with 27 points.
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And yet, despite her claims of championing women's causes, Ivanka has largely failed to make progress on any of the issues she said she would spearhead.
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Leading the initiative will be former Apple executive Ian Rogers, hired by Arnault in 2015 to spearhead digital strategy at the world's biggest luxury goods group.
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Even if you don't supervise anyone's day-to-day work, you may be called upon to spearhead a new initiative or lead an ad-hoc team.
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Wiseman's first big move was to spearhead an effort to improve BlackRock's ability to pick winning stocks in part by using technology to aid the process.
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She's no Nigel Farage, the UKIP leader and spearhead of the Brexit movement, but she's regarded warily as a potential friend of Trump's nationalist populist movement.
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There is something distinctly Canadian in the fact that it took an American celebrity to spearhead an initiative to give a Canadian artist his proper recognition.
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He is a cousin of the publisher A. G. Sulzberger and of Sam Dolnick, an assistant managing editor who has helped spearhead The Times's video efforts.
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Intel recruited Mr. Keller, an engineer known for stints at Apple and an Intel rival, Advanced Micro Devices, in July 2018 to spearhead other design changes.
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In the aftermath of Donald Trump's decision to appoint vice president Mike Pence to spearhead the administration's response to the coronavirus, many have questioned the move.
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Diane Sykes is the ex-wife of Charlie Sykes, a Wisconsin radio host who helped spearhead the anti-Trump charge ahead of the Badger State's primary.
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Kenyan Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge, Ethiopia's Leslisa Desisa and Eritrea's Zersenay Tadese will spearhead the bid to shave almost three minutes off the current world record.
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Large state-owned enterprises have been told to spearhead a recovery in industry while policymakers roll out measures to support struggling small and medium-sized companies.
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Still, there is persistent speculation in some quarters that Kushner could exit the White House in the medium term, perhaps to spearhead Trump's 2020 reelection campaign.
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In those cases, the Obama administration was willing to take risks and spearhead ambitious new policy initiatives, because the tail risk of inaction was extremely high.
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Meghan helped spearhead the cookbook project as a way to raise money for the kitchen, which initially provided a place for fire victims to make fresh meals.
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Lavrov also said Moscow was opposed to what he described as "extremists" using civilians to spearhead anti-Israeli protests that risk turning violent, the news agency reported.
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BTW, the only prison in the area that has this type of partnership with Georgetown is the D.C. Central Detention Facility, which Professor Marc Howard helped spearhead.
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The Rockefellers were a spearhead in the Cold War, bringing US money, influence, and businesses to countries across Latin America as part of Washington's fight against communism.
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That's when Donovan stepped in and helped spearhead an effort to fill that space with a new stadium, restaurants, housing, shopping -- and a new MLS futbol team.
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The Japanese company today announced the creation of a new financial services division which will spearhead a move into cryptocurrencies and other services including loans and insurance.
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"The G20 leaders agreed on the need for member countries to spearhead strong global economic growth," while standing ready to take further action if needed, he said.
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The scion of one of Colombia's most prosperous families, Santos was not thought likely to spearhead a peace process with FARC (the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia).
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In December, the company revealed it's been working on developing its own TV shows and in February, the company hired an eMTV exec to spearhead those efforts.
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As president, he will also be briefed as needed about natural disasters and important global developments, and his administration will be expected to spearhead emergency management responses.
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Farage, who helped spearhead the Brexit campaign for Britain to leave the the European Union (EU), is a longtime supporter of Trump and his Republican presidential campaign.
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Second, the constantly sleepwalking Democratic National Committee should spearhead the largest voter registration drive in history, even larger than the Freedom Summer during the civil rights era.
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He has roped in respected former World Bank managing director Sri Mulyani Indrawati as his new finance minister with a particular mandate to spearhead the tax drive.
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It makes sense for Nest, a company with experience building desirable and intuitive smart home products, to spearhead an Echo-like product that acts as a hub.
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Last year, Wanda also forked out 1.05 billion euros ($1.18 billion) to buy Swiss sports marketing company Infront Sports & Media AG, which will spearhead the basketball alliance.
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As losses mount, Vekselberg's companies have swapped out management, most recently at Oerlikon, which has named former Siemens power and gas boss Roland Fischer to spearhead reorganisation.
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He joined the company from Publicis Media in November to spearhead relationships with agencies and leads a team of people with agency, TV and ad-tech backgrounds.
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Britain helped to spearhead sandboxes which allow fintech firms to test new apps on real customers, but under the close eye of regulators to avoid consumer harm.
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The Trump administration has made modernizing government IT a major priority, and it will fall to Kent to spearhead many of the administration's priorities on federal technology.
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And now that impeachment is here, he's running for president — and the group he founded to spearhead the movement is a skeleton of what it once was.
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As Chairman, Mr. Tudor will join the Executive Committee at PWP and will spearhead the drive to capture opportunities created by the combination of the two firms.
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Having helped spearhead the populist insurgency that helped deliver Donald Trump to the White House, Steve Bannon has set his sights on repeating the trick in Europe.
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Nigel Farage, who helped spearhead and cheerlead Britain's decision to leave the European Union, or Brexit, says the shift in focus is a global phenomena for conservatives.
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Accel chose to spearhead the round because of CrowdStrike's promise as a leader in enterprise security, Sameer Gandhi, a partner at Accel, said in a news release.
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In the absence of an adequate response from the federal government, local prosecutors and state legislators must spearhead the fight against the scourge of white supremacist terrorism.
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Spain has emerged from its banking crisis to spearhead Europe's economic recovery, with a gross domestic product that is expected to grow over 3 percent this year.
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The Treasury Department will spearhead drafting a reform plan for the two companies, while HUD will design a separate regulatory protocol to oversee the housing finance agencies.
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Most recently, Cummings helped spearhead the Democratic impeachment probe, and was an active participant even when he was working the phones remotely as recently as last week.
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Turkish officials have objected to the Pentagon's plans to arm Syrian Kurds so they can spearhead the offensive to retake Raqqa, the capital of the Islamic State.
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"The G20 leaders agreed on the need for member countries to spearhead strong global economic growth", while standing ready to take further action if needed, he said.
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The Femen protest group describe themselves as "sextremists" on their website, the "special force of feminism, its spearhead militant unit, modern incarnation of fearless and free Amazons."
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Not only does Arkansas continue to spearhead the computer science and coding movement nationwide, we are setting the foundations for student success in and outside of the classroom.
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His lobbying helped spearhead safe haven laws in all 50 states, and he created a national hotline (1-888-510-BABY) for moms to arrange a safe handover.
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Gupta is helping spearhead Googlers for Ending Forced Arbitration, an initiative that leverages the walkout momentum to push for legislation that would ban arbitration practices by employers nationwide.
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Abe said that while the global economy was not on the verge of another financial crisis, Japan must spearhead efforts to boost global demand by loosening fiscal policy.
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Crip Camp This feature-length documentary, which THR reports is currently in production, is about a summer camp for disabled youth that helps spearhead the disability rights movement.
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Lizzie is a leading figure in the digital lending landscape of India since 2011 when she moved from UK to spearhead the India operations for digital lender Wonga.com.
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What makes Spearhead unique is the program's capital commitment — you don't just learn to make investments, you actually get a pool of capital by which to invest from.
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Chris Froome, favorite for a third Tour de France yellow jersey next month, will spearhead Britain's road challenge, eyeing a hilly time trial course suited to his style.
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"The G-20 leaders agreed on the need for member countries to spearhead strong global economic growth," while standing ready to take further action if needed, he said.
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Michelle Buteau, a regular on WYNC's Two Dope Queens, recently announced on the podcast that she would spearhead her own WNYC podcast, which is as-of-yet untitled.
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"Were it not for our efforts to spearhead the sanctions and foil Iran's nuclear program, Iran would have already had nuclear weapons long ago," Netanyahu told his cabinet.
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Speier, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, accused Nunes of "bizarre and partisan actions" over the past week and described him as "unfit" to spearhead the investigation.
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Trump has asked some of his most trusted advisers to spearhead that effort, including Kushner and assistant to the President and Special Representative for International Negotiations Jason Greenblatt.
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" The U.K.'s health secretary Matt Hancock, who helped spearhead the initiative, noted on Twitter that the partnership would "empower people to take better control of their health.
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Following the Paris climate accord last December, an unprecedented coalition of investors, including the pension funds of New York, Vermont and California, joined together to spearhead this resolution.
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More than 100 models signed an open letter urging Victoria's Secret CEO John Mehas to spearhead efforts to eliminate sexual misconduct in the modeling industry, particularly among photographers.
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Comey's firing sparked a fury of criticism, and eventually resulted in Rosenstein appointing Mueller as special counsel to spearhead the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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The two lawmakers were the first to endorse Trump last month and serve as the co-chairs of the campaign's U.S. House Leadership Committee to spearhead outreach efforts.
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If it gets voted down, they'll spearhead it with the other members of the New York City socialist feminist working group, without the support of the national organization.
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And a third, Jason Kosmas, who lives in Austin, will spearhead the Texas branch sometime this fall at a location yet to be determined, working with local partners.
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The new food advisory committee will be led by Carrefour's Group Secretary General Laurent Vallée, who in January was tasked to spearhead food transformation across the Carrefour group.
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Not long after Peep signed his deal with First Access Entertainment, Smokeasac had one too: His first task was to spearhead the "Come Over When You're Sober" sessions.
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"Fake news drips drops of poison into our daily web diet, and we end up infected without even realizing it," said a lawmaker who helped spearhead the project.
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But in Hong Kong and other parts of the Chinese diaspora, Jin Yong's novels helped spearhead a new wave of martial arts fiction in the 1950s and '19723s.
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The state was the first to pass legislation legalizing ride-hailing companies like Uber, and a local lobbying firm involved in that effort helped spearhead this one, too.
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In the other direction, Nagpal himself has also invested as part of Accomplice's Spearhead fund, in which founders are given small checkbooks to seed invest in promising startups.
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Turkey mobilized hundreds of C.I.A.-trained Syrian Arab fighters from the opposition Free Syrian Army to spearhead its attack, and bombarded the enclave with jets and artillery fire.
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On the US side, Trump is relying on Stephen Biegun, the former Ford Motor Company executive he named special envoy for the North Korea talks, to spearhead negotiations.
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If anyone could, then Barcelona could: Lionel Messi and Neymar and Luis Suárez, the finest attack ever assembled, the spearhead of a team that can touch the stars.
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Inspired by the revitalization of the East Lake community, Rodrigue, Barousse and Solomon formed the Bayou District Foundation, a nonprofit organization to spearhead neighborhood redevelopment in New Orleans.
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We need those protections in Texas, which is why I am helping to spearhead the movement in my home state and why I'm lobbying in Austin this month.
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Democratic lawmakers have largely opposed the decision to add the hawkish Bolton to the Cabinet, expressing fears he could spearhead an effort to lead the country into war.
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Kim Hyok Chol was seen as a rising star when he was appointed to spearhead working-level talks with U.S. nuclear envoy Stephen Biegun weeks before the Hanoi summit.
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"What we want is to maintain free access for Mexican products, without restrictions, without tariffs and quotas," Videgaray, the spearhead of the government's outreach to Trump, said on Monday.
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Ryan — who, as the top Democrat on the House's Legislative Branch Appropriations Subcommittee, helped spearhead the effort to lock down congressional intern pay — highlighted it as a diversity issue.
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The head of a party "leading small group" to spearhead economic reforms, he was the architect of a policy to cut excess capacity in the steel and coal industries.
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Kim Kardashian West was destined to spearhead criminal justice reform and free prisoners; she just needed a spark ... according to Alice Marie Johnson, the woman who provided that spark.
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It also helped spearhead the move to have Kalanick resign in June, and tensions between the two have contributed, in part, to the slow pace of finding a replacement.
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He spearhead an effort, with the support of the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Toronto, to let scientists move their data onto publicly available non-government servers.
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Bryan has held various positions in the Defense and Energy departments, including a role in which he helped spearhead federal efforts to enhance security of the nation's energy infrastructure.
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"We feel we've lit a flame here," said Malloch-Brown, a British former U.N. deputy secretary-general who will now spearhead campaigning to keep Britain in the European Union.
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If the United States does indeed back out of Syria, leaving Russia to spearhead a settlement, Qatar will be a valuable regional ally for Russia in crafting a solution.
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If we are to survive, never mind elevate GorGeBS to the top of the rankings, we need to start thinking outside the box and spearhead the next management revolution.
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People who were involved in the anti-war movement, a lot of them were also smoking pot, and they went on to spearhead the anti-War on Drugs movement.
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Their once-tense relationship has since improved, however, and one source close to the White House said he could stay longer to help spearhead legislation to improve U.S. infrastructure.
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Then, less than a year ago, Molly Langenstein's role at Macy's shifted so that she would be able to spearhead the department store chain's bigger push of private labels.
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Mueller was appointed by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to spearhead the investigation into alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia's efforts to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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By implementing a sound island-centric energy policy for its territories, the United States will spearhead the efforts to provide clean, sustainable and resilient power to our tropical populations.
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Messages of support began pouring in on social media for the civil-rights icon, with many touting his strength and tenacity acquired while helping spearhead the civil-rights movement.
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"We're very saddened by his actions," Lillian Sing, a former San Francisco Superior Court judge who helped spearhead the statue, told the San Francisco Chronicle when asked about Yoshimura.
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Terry McAuliffe — who helped spearhead the DGA's "Unrig the Map" redistricting program — said he would focus on helping Democrats win control in the state rather than running for president.
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"As people find out they're really getting screwed, they get mad," said Gay Gordon-Byrne, the executive director of the Repair Association, which is helping to spearhead the push.
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The Chinese banking regulator's newly appointed chief on Thursday brushed aside suggestions that he would spearhead a merger of the country's three financial industry watchdogs, describing the talk as "rumour".
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NASA's older contractors will continue to create the SLS and Orion with the space agency's oversight, while newer companies could spearhead the lunar lander design and garner more public interest.
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Britney Spears via GIPHY The Britney Army was one of the earliest fandoms to go viral, with Chris Crocker's "Leave Britney alone" video the most visible spearhead of the movement.
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Trump empowered his son-in-law, senior adviser Jared Kushner, to spearhead the administration's efforts at Middle East peace, stripping the State Department of what is usually a major priority.
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In 2015, she helped spearhead an initiative to expand the FCC's Lifeline subsidy program, which for decades has helped low-income people afford phone service, to include broadband internet access.
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Conversely, when US companies go to China, it's harder to hire young millennials to spearhead the China business because the Chinese Internet space is a lot more difficult to navigate.
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In effect, Burnham took Trotsky's idea of a world revolution and inverted it, with Washington taking the place of Moscow as the spearhead of a push for a global government.
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More benefits: "I saw it as a better deal for my company... better valuation, helps me retain control," explains OpenUp founder and CEO Ashwini Anburajan, who helped spearhead 22x Fund.
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"Based on a preliminary reading of the text, this is a triumph for the European digital rights movement," Thomas Lohninger, a leading net neutrality activist who helped spearhead the SaveTheInternet.
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The real benefits of OBOR to China could be the international clout it stands to gain as its attempts to spearhead international policy and improve relations with OBOR partner countries.
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Meanwhile, the company has hired some high profile women, including former Apple exec Bozoma Saint John and Harvard Business School professor and gender authority Frances Frei, to help spearhead solutions.
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Tuesday's lawsuits are intended "to spearhead a broader, national response to the existential threat to university technology transfer" posed by the "widespread disregard" for universities' patent rights, the complaints said.
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"The combination of Saft and Total will enable Saft to become the group's spearhead in electricity storage," Patrick Pouyanné, the Total chairman and chief executive, said in a news release.
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In the early 2900s, the late Alan Kreuger helped spearhead a revolution in economic thinking with a novel test of whether increases in the minimum wage led to job losses.
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For many months, he used surrogates to spearhead the attack against Mueller, especially Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee, while his former lawyers claimed he was cooperating with the investigation.
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His son-in-law, senior advisor Jared Kushner, will spearhead the new White House Office of American Innovation, whose mission is similar to that of the OSTP's Technology & Innovation Division.
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"Initiatives like Spearhead, YC's Startup Investor School, and scout programs help lower the barrier to entry for many people who will be terrific and helpful investors for startups" says Cmejla.
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Siloett would now carry hats, bags, towels and flip flops as extensions of its main swimwear line -- an effort Chuck's capable daughter, Mary Ellen, with her fashion background, would spearhead.
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Our federal government must spearhead a national mobilization that brings these efforts together, harnesses American ingenuity, creates millions of well-paying union jobs, and saves the planet for our children.
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Hope could hardly sound more furious than it does in "Rise Above," the terse punk manifesto that helped make Black Flag the spearhead of California hardcore in the early 1980s.
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"The Murtadd Brotherhood has emerged as a poisoned spearhead carried by the Crusaders in their war against the Khilafah," he said in a nearly 5,000-word paean to holy war.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has been one of the rule's most vociferous opponents, and as the attorney general of Oklahoma had helped spearhead the legal challenges seeking to overturn it.
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The previous No. 2, Saudi Arabia, has been pumping below 10 million barrels a day while it continues to spearhead OPEC's deal with Russia and other producers to limit output.
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But as the Middle East has changed, it has become the spearhead of an international militia network and one of the most important instruments in Tehran's drive for regional supremacy.
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The Freedom Partners Action Fund -- a political spearhead of the donor network founded by billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch -- appears to be hoarding its cash for this election year.
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Rome is looking for a manager and a commissioner to spearhead the turnaround of the airline after a group of potential rescuers backtracked last month, Il Sole 24 Ore said.
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Swedish teen climate activist Greta Thunberg addressed hate and backlash to the youth-led movement she's helped spearhead as she encouraged her followers to again strike for the climate crisis.
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The president warned special counsel Robert Mueller, who was appointed to spearhead the probe, not to delve into his past financial dealings during a New York Times interview on Wednesday.
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"There are a lot of places that have opened and closed briefly," says Gregory Rosenthal, a history professor at Roanoke College who helped spearhead the Southwest Virginia LGBTQ+ History Project.
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By the time Mr. Trump signed the criminal justice legislation in late December, Mr. Trump had nominated Mr. Barr, leaving Mr. Whitaker with little influence to spearhead a new initiative.
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Zynga, whose "FarmVille" once dominated games played on Facebook Inc, named Electronic Arts Inc veteran Gibeau as chief executive in March to spearhead its transition to a mobile-focused games maker.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Top doubles team Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic will spearhead France's challenge in the Davis Cup final against defending champions Czech Republic after making their return following a suspension.
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Kamesh Goyal, a former senior executive at Allianz , would spearhead the new venture and own a 15 percent stake in it with other investors buying up the rest, the source said.
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A bipartisan congressional coalition should spearhead a great national effort, with the help of Fortune 500 companies, to pay this bill off as the cornerstone of the National Park Service centennial.
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"If it is presented correctly to me, maybe I will help spearhead something like that, but right now I'm focused on the McGregor business, and that is UFC 202 this Saturday."
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LONDON (Reuters) - Reigning champion Andy Murray will spearhead Britain's challenge for tennis medals at the Rio Olympics after being named alongside his brother Jamie in a four-player squad on Friday.
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Trump has asked some of his most trusted advisers to spearhead that effort, including son-in-law Kushner and assistant to the President and Special Representative for International Negotiations Jason Greenblatt.
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The group helped to spearhead a push to put pressure on former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly's advertisers last month after reports that he had been accused of sexual harassment repeatedly.
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But some experts say there's a strong case for giving one person the authority to spearhead an opioid response that will need to be far-reaching and multifaceted to be successful.
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Nobody would begrudge Rodgers—a 65-year-old honest-to-God icon an innovator who somehow managed to spearhead a disco revival in the 21st century—a few glorious victory laps.
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While they hope that the grandparents' efforts will spearhead the research to find treatments for Quinn, just knowing the diagnosis provides more comfort than they've had for the last several years.
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Organizations like the National Audubon Society have made it their mission to spread positive awareness, spearhead conservation efforts, and lobby lawmakers for policies that are beneficial to birds and their habitats.
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Bradley, the ALCS Most Valuable Player after producing three extra-base hits and nine two-out RBIs to spearhead wins in Games 2-4, will remain integral to their title hopes.
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The urgency of the situation has prompted Rifkin to work with officials, like Chinese premier Li Keqiang and German chancellor Angela Merkel, to spearhead the transition into a new economic era.
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Saturday, at 10 am, in front of the United States Capitol Building in Washington, DC, two Christian faith leaders will spearhead a thousands-strong interfaith cross-party rebuke to that theology.
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As mayor, Mr. Fulton helped spearhead the approval of the Nashville Convention Center, a downtown park on the banks of the Cumberland River, and development along the river and elsewhere downtown.
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"The biggest advantage for us at Walmart is our associates," says Brock McKeel, the company's senior director of digital operations, and one of the executives who helped spearhead the VR push.
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Defending champions United States are looking to win on European soil for the first time for 25 years and have resurgent 14-times major winner Tiger Woods to spearhead their challenge.
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"Robocalls are a scourge—at best, annoying, at worst, scamming people out of their hard-earned money," said Josh Stein, the attorney general of North Carolina, who helped spearhead the coalition.
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Previous Spearhead leads include Shippo co-founder and chief executive officer Laura Behrens Wu, Scale AI founder and CEO Alex Wang and Rippling co-founder and chief technology officer Prasanna Sankar.
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Tijani, the CEO of Lagos-based innovation center CcHub and now Kenya's iHub, helped spearhead the movement last month in response to detainment and extortion of tech workers by local authorities.
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Before serving as chief of staff at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, she was national director of the committee's Office of Diversity and helped spearhead the committee's minority voter engagement strategy.
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This sense of "speaking for the world" confers a level of notoriety and moral authority; a canny secretary general can leverage that to broker negotiations or spearhead major new humanitarian initiatives.
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She dressed herself in designer gowns not simply to make a splash at the Nobel dinner, but to fulfill her role as a cultural spearhead, someone to shake up musty attitudes.
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"Manu will continues to spearhead all India operations and be involved with all individual functions within the country such as Sales, After Sales, Customer Support, Manufacturing etc," a spokesperson told Mashable India.
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And, as a group that's always been at the forefront of the battle to end discrimination and gender inequality in the industry, WIF seems like a natural fit to spearhead the movement.
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A federally mandated minimum-wage increase seems like a long-shot with the GOP-held Senate, so a collection of states are stepping up to help spearhead the "Fight for $15" movement.
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He deems the supplies, most of them donated by the United States' Agency for International Development, to be the spearhead of an American invasion with the aim of unseating his socialist government.
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However, a mix of Brazil's poor handling, with 15 turnovers, and attacking spearhead Estavana Polman in phenomenal form, scoring seven goals, saw Netherlands unexpectedly set up a semi-final clash with France.
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Advocates with the Marijuana Policy Project, a pro-legalization group helping to spearhead the ballot initiatives, say that fundraising is down 20163 percent from what they need to compete on Election Day.
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It also recognizes they're key to their communities' long-and-short-term survival, and aims to ensure disenfranchised women can help spearhead solutions - both at global policy making and local grassroots levels.
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American young guns world number five Jordan Spieth, the 2015 U.S. Open winner, and number nine Rickie Fowler, zeroing in on a maiden major, will spearhead the American charge along with Johnson.
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Trump's Fed pick has the potential to spearhead a major shift in monetary policy and deregulation, and interest rates have already been rising on speculation ahead of that announcement, expected by Friday.
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Pharma companies are hiring chief digital officers to lead digital marketing, spearhead machine learning and AI in their drug research and development, and bring tech to streamline areas like supply chain operations.
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What was it that got you fired up to the point where you wanted to spearhead the Ed O'Bannon case against the NCAA to try to get some money for the athletes?
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He was viewed as close to Modi and known as someone handpicked by Modi to spearhead the government's most controversial move to date to abolish high-value banknotes, the so-called demonetisation.
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Scarborough, which is 75% owned by Woodside and 25% by BHP Group, is one of three major projects that the gas producer is counting on to spearhead growth in the next decade.
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When fit, the Argentine is finding the net as regularly as ever, he is also two years Ronaldo's junior, and he is the spearhead of a FC Barcelona side built around him.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller, who was appointed to spearhead the federal probe, has impaneled a Washington, D.C., grand jury that has the power to indict if he decides criminal charges are appropriate.
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He is likely to spearhead another quality 4x100 relay team that has yet to qualify for the Games but set an encouraging mark of three minutes 12.26 seconds in a time trial.
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" Banks said she already feels "pretty clear" on the answers to those questions: She wants to spearhead "women-driven, women-led" projects and "tell a story with a very interesting female protagonist.
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Fighters of the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army, which were expected to spearhead the attack, were seen driving to the border around midday as artillery sounded on Turkey's southern border with Syria.
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Eunice Carter did spearhead the strategy that brought down Luciano in 1936, reasoning correctly that prostitution rackets in Harlem, and how they were organized, might be the means of achieving his downfall.
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A market-savvy veteran banker and Chicago-trained economist, Guedes had the clout to spearhead President Jair Bolsonaro's radical reform agenda to resuscitate Brazil's economy and prevent public finances from blowing up.
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The area of YPG influence expanded as the YPG allied with the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State (IS), becoming the spearhead of a multi-ethnic militia, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
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In Reigns' case, his push as the next Make-A-Wish spearhead rests uneasily with the admitted fact that he's done something, an injection or a rail or a raft of pills.
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As the midterm elections draw nearer, the odds that Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, will spearhead any major developments in the Russia investigation before Election Day grow steeper and steeper.
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By 2012, Mr. Sadr, who had returned from Iran, had regained enough influence to spearhead a vote of no-confidence against Mr. Maliki, a maneuver that spun Iraq into a new crisis.
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Foreign policy experts and others have long criticized President Donald Trump&aposs reliance on his family members to spearhead major government efforts across issue areas that are normally led by seasoned experts.
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Marietta, Georgia (CNN)When my daughter, a high school senior, came home and told me she wanted to help spearhead the National School Walkout at her school, all I felt was pride.
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SYDNEY, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Financing group Greensill hired former Australian foreign minister Julie Bishop as an adviser to spearhead its growth plans in Asia, the SoftBank Group-backed company said on Thursday.
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If any network, new or old, truly wants to spearhead how people interact with Black culture, it's going to have to do more than shove a few talk shows down our throats.
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Expecting business programmes to revise their practice and allocate substantial time and resources specifically to "thinking outside the box" in order to "spearhead the next management revolution" is, unfortunately, unlikely to happen.
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Cadillac will be "the technology spearhead for General Motors," de Nysschen said, adding the brand will be "at the forefront" of rolling out new electric vehicles in the United States and China.
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At the time of Pugh's initial indictment, in March, 2015 Attorney General Loretta Lynch was serving as US Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, where she helped spearhead the investigation.
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In a phone interview with Mashable, they spoke about their approach to "cosmetics" and why their products have the potential to spearhead a new frontier in which men wearing makeup is the norm.
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In this new role, Hussain will spearhead key initiatives and relationships to grow HSBC's Asian Belt and Road business and drive collaboration across the bank's global businesses and international footprint, the lender said.
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NEW YORK, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Heather Cox, who Citigroup Inc hired two years ago to spearhead innovations in digital consumer banking, is leaving the bank to work for USAA, the financial services provider.
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And he has one very prominent supporter: his home state senator Mitch McConnell, who as majority leader just happens to be the man who would spearhead what promises to be a contentious confirmation.
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He said it was too early to assess how much India would contribute to Pandora's future earnings as it depends on the company's ability to spearhead a shift in consumer preferences toward silver.
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A National Supervision Commission that combines several anti-graft bodies, set to be launched next year, will spearhead Xi's campaign and expand its scope beyond the ruling Communist Party to any civil servant.
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In practice, a new governmental entity could spearhead the application of technical solutions and industry standards, providing structure to what's currently a disorganized deepfake resistance of concerned lawyers and lawmakers, activists and technologists.
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" Fagnan noted that a large priority in the first cohort was geographical representation, and he expected that Spearhead would design its next cohort to have "fewer people taking deeper accountability to each other.
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The deal is subject to approvals since Spearhead is listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and it will be made via an M&A fund invested by one of its fully owned subsidiaries.
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U.S. arming of the SDF has infuriated Turkey, which sees the Syrian Kurdish YPG fighters that spearhead the group as indistinguishable from the Kurdish PKK movement that has waged an insurgency inside Turkey.
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Rather, especially in "The Vengeance of Achilles" (1962), he seems to have positioned self-possession on the tip of a bloody spearhead, piercing history with a slippery and alienated here-and-now present.
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"There's no way they were getting Roberts' vote anyway … but this won't help," said Jonathan Adler, a law professor at Case Western Reserve University who helped spearhead a different challenge to the ACA.
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Yu, who has been appointed as deputy head of Tencent's AI Lab division, will run the new lab as well as spearhead research in speech recognition and natural language understanding, the company said.
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Republican National Committee on Monday announced the formation of a task force that will work with an outside conservative group to spearhead attack ads and other ways of pushing back against Obama's choice.
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The company will spearhead development of projects looking at IoT and connected vehicles/cities, human machine interface projects, robotics and machine intelligence including AI, as well as personal mobility and sharing economy services.
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A spearhead force (known as the Very High Readiness Joint Task Force) of 5,000 ground troops supported by air, sea and special forces, which can be deployed within 48 hours, has been established.
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"Colony NorthStar can spearhead an operation that contains the external resources required to fulfill the ambitious infrastructure plan being supported by the Trump Administration and leaders in the US Congress," the memo continues.
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Early this year, Mahathir rounded up Najib's political enemies to spearhead the 'Save Malaysia' movement-- a campaign to oust Najib and form a national consensus on institutional reforms and a new political system.
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The fast bowlers Trent Boult and Tim Southee were expected to spearhead New Zealand's bowling against India, the host and pretournament favorite, but both were left out as New Zealand opted for spinners.
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"They've imposed a tax on football and basketball players," says Sonny Vaccaro, the longtime shoe company dealmaker who helped spearhead the O'Bannon lawsuit and has become one of the NCAA's most vocal critics.
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Russia's annexation of Crimea prompted NATO to set up a small, rapid-reaction "spearhead" force and put four battalions in the Baltics and Poland, backed up by US troops and equipment on rotation.
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It spurred him on to greatness at Arsenal, and gave him the insatiable need for victory that made him an inherent part of the Invincibles mentality and the spearhead of that unbeaten team.
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Diego Milito won two Argentine titles with Racing as a player, though most of his success came in Italy, where he was the attacking spearhead of José Mourinho's treble-winning Inter Milan team.
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" In a statement Thursday, Ohio AG Dave Yost, who helped spearhead opposition to the negotiating class, said, "This process is fundamentally flawed because it binds people to buy a pig in a poke.
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More than a year ago, however, company officials privately copped to the fact that they'd failed to properly vet the man chosen to spearhead the effort, according to sources involved in the exchange.
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Thompson said Abu Dhabi Airports, which was created in 2006 to spearhead the re-development of the Emirate's aviation infrastructure, is also exploring projects with four or five other countries and airport groups.
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As such, the Republicans are now almost completely united in their mission to scale back progressive abortion laws, and President Donald Trump has made it clear that he intends to spearhead the endeavor.
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Sophomore swingman Alan Griffin produced a career-high 24 points off the bench to spearhead Illinois' 74-66 Big Ten victory over Northwestern on Thursday night at Welsh-Ryan Arena in Evanston, Ill.
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Speaking during a rare appearance in the White House briefing room, Trump said Pence's experience handling health crises as Indiana governor qualified him to spearhead the growing threat of a global coronavirus outbreak.
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Blair was among senior administration officials included on email threads by the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, Gordon Sondland, who helped spearhead conversations with top Ukrainians about launching investigations sought by Trump.
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Chancellor Merkel's visit to the United States — which has been overshadowed by the current visit of President Macron — is the ideal opportunity to encourage her to spearhead efforts to reach such an agreement.
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Kidman, who plays a victim of domestic violence in the show and Dern — both of whom helped spearhead the Time's Up campaign along with Witherspoon — made pointed speeches as they accepted their awards.
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Russia's annexation of Crimea prompted NATO to set up a small, rapid-reaction "spearhead" force and put four battalions in the Baltics and Poland, backed up by U.S. troops and equipment on rotation.
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The blueprint represents Mr. Trump's long-awaited strategy for fulfilling a campaign promise to spearhead a $1 trillion effort to rebuild the nation's dilapidated infrastructure and create thousands of jobs in the process.
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Italy will lead an ultra-rapid action task force in the former Soviet republic, a "spearhead" which will be equipped to intervene within five days in an emergency, Stoltenberg told Italian newspaper La Stampa.
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That dream came to pass when years later, Charles Cecil—the architect behind the Broken Sword series—would go on to spearhead the first solid attempt at a Doctor Who game in 13 years.
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Renowned drag queen Juanita More is leading the charge Saturday in the city's LGBTQ center before marching to City Hall, where another event will feature speakers and musicians, such as Michael Franti and Spearhead.
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When word got out, in 2015, that Tiger-Cats owner Bob Young of the CFL was helping to spearhead the creation of a new Canadian soccer league, they took matters into their own hands.
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They then return to their community, where they spread the word in an effort to bring other men on board and, ideally, spearhead real change in the arenas of maternal, infant, and women's health.
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However, the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation, which has helped spearhead the effort, has already put out a "path forward" document on health care in 2018 that appears to be the legislative blueprint.
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The area of YPG influence expanded as the fighters joined forces with the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State (IS), becoming the spearhead of a multi-ethnic militia alliance, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
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Wolfson, viewed as a key architect in the battle for same-sex marriage, will spearhead firm diversity initiatives while advising clients on human rights and public policy matters, the firm said in a statement.
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Carr's job will be, in part, to spearhead the Trump reelection campaign's engagement in the 2018 midterms and support for pro-Trump, or, as Parscale put it in a press release, "America First," candidates.
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The RNC has already booked White House surrogates on local and national TV and radio programs and begun placing op-eds, and on Thursday will spearhead rapid response efforts to response to Comey's testimony.
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The developments come after it was announced last week that Heather Cox, who Citigroup hired two years ago to spearhead innovations in digital consumer banking, was leaving the bank for financial services provider USAA.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE (R-Ga.), a doctor, is helping to spearhead the GOP's effort in 28500, saying they are aware of the party's vulnerability.
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Leo's attempt to pack the court with rightists deserves criticism, but overemphasizing his Catholicism ignores the fact that he's simply the spearhead of a larger social movement, of which conservative Catholics are a minority.
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After sustained backlash to Comey's firing and mounting pressure from the public, Rosenstein appointed special counsel Robert Mueller to spearhead both the investigation of Russian election interference and Russia's relationship to the Trump administration.
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The innovation officer will act as a senior adviser to the secretary of Defense and be a "spearhead for innovation activities," Carter said during an address at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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The startups that help spearhead those changes are often going to need more help — financially and otherwise — earlier in their life cycles than young tech companies have typically required in the past, he said.
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During a recent interview former Secretary of State George Shultz, who helped spearhead the successful end of the Cold War, highlighted the Cyber Threat as critical to our future and he is spot on.
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The question of how to help fishermen like Cooper is only now being taken up in earnest, said Frederick of the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana, something his organization is hoping to help spearhead.
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Saudi Arabia is the world's largest oil producing nation and the spearhead of the OPEC-led agreement among the world's key producers to cut output in a bid to stem declines in oil prices.
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AirAsia recently hired a small team of industry veterans to spearhead growth at Asia Aviation Capital, which aims to expand its portfolio of planes to about 200 from 55 at the end of June.
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In recent years Ms. Pyne was the spearhead of an updated version of the feminist forums she attended in the 1960s: an email discussion group that some early activists used to keep in touch.
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With Lamar's ability to capture the duality of the black experience, it made sense for him to spearhead the music for Black Panther, a movie that was tagged as a trailblazing moment on screen.
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Witherspoon isn't the only big-name celebrity taking her talents to the new subscription service: everyone from Chrissy Teigen to Sophie Turner to Bachelorette heartthrob Tyler Cameron will spearhead their own short-form show.
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After helping to spearhead his father-in-law's 2016 campaign, he has told people that he doesn't expect to have a formal position on the 2020 campaign and will remain in the White House.
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The automaker said on Thursday that it planned to hire 1,100 people and invest $14 million at a new development center in San Francisco that would spearhead the company's work on self-driving cars.
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The most important contribution Australia can make to carbon dioxide emission reduction is to spearhead efforts to accelerate deployment of nuclear power in Western democracies, making use of their abundant uranium and thorium reserves.
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Then there is Mr. Chavez, who as chief information officer has helped spearhead Goldman's attempt to become as much a technology company as it is a financial powerhouse, overseeing its roughly 9,000 computer engineers.
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Offerings of investment grade-rated bank bonds may spearhead the recovery, although a larger number of speculative deals are expected in the wake of the sovereign rating downgrades that Brazil faced late last year.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) on Friday applauded the Justice Department's move to appoint former FBI Director Robert Mueller as a special prosecutor to spearhead the investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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"He is the right person to spearhead the urgent mission of stopping illegal immigration and securing our borders, streamlining TSA and improving coordination between our intelligence and law enforcement agencies," Trump said in a statement.
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In a deeply conservative district that white male Republicans have held since its creation in 1973, her campaign signals a progressive shift—though she believes we can't expect the Democratic Party to spearhead this effort.
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But if the country-club set does spearhead a successful Democratic campaign in November, Mr Schumer will at last be able to claim that his electoral analysis from 2016 was simply early, rather than wrong.
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The International Exchange will trade a range of financial instruments, including equities, commodities and currency, in Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT), which has been created to spearhead India's push to attract more foreign investment.
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The trio, who giggle after Harry suggests they "do a serious one" for the photographer, have joined up to spearhead a new campaign to end the stigma around mental health, their office announced on Sunday.
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" Kate and husband Prince William will spearhead the beginning of this year's Children's Mental Health Week on Monday, when they visit a school in north west London and champion the theme "Spread a Little Kindness.
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A grandson of the Illy founder, he left the main coffee business two years ago to spearhead a diversification into tea, wine and chocolate and reduce the family's reliance on the intensely competitive coffee business.
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The Trump administration has ordered the Secretaries of Commerce and Homeland Security to spearhead an effort, along with stakeholders in the private sector, to reduce the threat of botnets to the internet and communications infrastructure.
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Stephen Moret, the CEO of the Virginia Economic Development Partnership who helped spearhead the HQ2 negotiations for the region, said they didn't find out Northern Virginia had won until a day before Amazon's official announcement.
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For example, I might spearhead something out of nowhere, then turn around and start facilitating something else, then go ahead and implement both of those things on top of what I already did to them.
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Now he and Graver, on the say-so of the U.S. Secretary of Defense (Matthew Modine), spearhead a covert scheme to kidnap Reyes's twelve-year-old daughter, Isabel (Isabela Moner), and spirit her into America.
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Enabling Donald Trump to win the election — either by voting for him or for a third-party candidate, or abstaining from voting, makes one complicit in creating the social order a Trump presidency would spearhead.
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"We believe that the regulation ... will be a positive catalyst to spearhead the next wave of SOEs' IPOs in the 2018-2019 period," top brokerage Saigon Securities Incorp (SSI) said in a note to clients.
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Along with Mayor Patricia Bates, he's helping spearhead a new initiative that will pay the ride-sharing behemoth up to $500,000 over the next year as part of a first-in-the-nation pilot program.
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Why it works: "Most people feel very comfortable walking into a library to get information" as opposed to a clinic, New York City first lady Chirlane McCray, who helped spearhead one such initiative, tells Axios.
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Britain's status as the first major economy to commit to net zero carbon emissions by 2050 makes it an appropriate spearhead for a gathering that will be globally critical for setting adequate carbon reduction targets.
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It had been Yun's job to help spearhead diplomatic efforts to rein in North Korea's nuclear ambitions during a year of heightened tensions which appeared to ease with North Korea's participation in the Winter Games.
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Immediately afterward, the F.B.I. said that it would spearhead an inquiry into the incident, which they were treating as a "potential assault against a federal officer," according to Jeanette Harper, a spokeswoman for the agency.
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For example, the president of the massive anti-abortion advocacy group Susan B. Anthony List, Marjorie Dannenfelser, gave Trump's pro-life coalition some much-needed legitimacy when she agreed to spearhead it during the campaign.
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Though it's typically Republican politicians who spearhead these laws, the focus group showed that men who voted for a Republican president may not support such legislation — and they may not even know it's being passed.
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Promises to spearhead a clean-up of Czech politics helped Babis's ANO win nearly 30 percent of the vote in a national election in October, far ahead of all other parties but short of parliamentary majority.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi handpicked a trusted bureaucrat, little known outside India's financial circles, to spearhead a radical move to abolish 0003 percent of the country's cash overnight and take aim at the huge shadow economy.
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Sou was one of the young leaders that helped spearhead one of Macau's largest anti-government protests three years ago, when around 20,000 people rallied against a bill offering a generous compensation package to outgoing officials.
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" Marlene Schiappa, France's Junior Minister for Women's Rights, who has helped spearhead the campaign against sexual harassment in France, told France Culture radio that some of the ideas in the letter were "deeply offensive and false.
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"In SoftBank we have found a partner that shares both our passion for new technologies and drive to spearhead the latest innovations, all on a global scale," Wirecard Chief Executive Markus Braun said in a statement.
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As the retired political consultant J.D. Gins — who helped spearhead Obama's 2008 campaign in Texas — recently told the Texas Observer, "There are definitely folks who are the traditional gatekeepers, the churches and community leaders," he said.
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" Lopez shared that together with her ex-husband Marc Anthony, they were working to spearhead "additional relief efforts" to "rush the relief that our brothers and sisters in Mexico, Puerto Rico and the Caribbean desperately need.
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The leader of the far-right League, Matteo Salvini, is to be interior minister, while 5-Star head Luigi Di Maio will spearhead a new, beefed up ministry combining the industry and labor portfolios, Conte said.
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"We will get away from this notion that some gun cases are mere possession cases," said Richard M. Aborn, president of the Citizens Crime Commission of New York City, who helped to spearhead the new approach.
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Mansury, who previously oversaw treasury and finance at PT Bank Mandiri Tbk, is expected to boost the airline's credibility among creditors and spearhead talks with aircraft lessors, an official at the state enterprises ministry has said.
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The Geneva-based firm will spearhead a $650 million investment package in the miner in exchange for the stake under a memorandum of understanding signed with Chippewa Capital Partners that currently owns 100 percent of Mesabi.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Iran picked forward Sardar Azmoun to spearhead their attack in their World Cup Group B opening match against Morocco on Friday, with coach Carlos Queiroz leaving wide forward Mehdi Taremi on the bench.
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In the book, U.S. photojournalist Sebastian Meyer documents life in Iraqi Kurdistan, home to Kurds who sided with the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 and eventually helped spearhead the fight against the Islamic State.
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Representative Steny Hoyer, the No. 2 House Democrat, in remarks to reporters stopped short of saying Democrats would spearhead a move to impeach Trump, staying in line with most Democrats' reluctance to make such a threat.
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And that's not even counting her decision to (eventually) spearhead the effort that led to the impeachment of President Donald Trump, only the third time in American history a president has been impeached by the House.
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Eventually, I was either put in touch or was reached out to by Jenni Olson, who is the current spearhead of a lot of what's going on with the film and some of Arthur's other films.
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She was chosen to spearhead the campaign, which included a national TV spot (she was identified on screen with her name misspelled, as "Vivica, actual FlexPen user") and her likeness on a billboard in Times Square.
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Timothy Farrell of the New York Police Department, was rappelling off a helicopter to the roof of the North Tower to spearhead rescue operations for some of the thousands of people who were trying to evacuate.
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Chesapeake Energy, the oil and gas exploration and production company that helped spearhead the U.S. shale revolution, has tapped debt restructuring advisers amid a rout in energy prices, people familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has built support for a plan to fill the gap between the small "spearhead" forces now deployed in Poland and the Baltic States and what would be a slow reinforcement of troops.
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Dina Powell, Mr. Trump's senior counselor for economic initiatives, has been named the deputy national security adviser for strategy to spearhead the preparation of policy options and oversee their execution once Mr. Trump decides on them.
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With Warriors sharpshooters Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson going cold, Shaun Livingston, Andre Iguodala and Leandro Barbosa came through to spearhead a decisive 15-0 run at end of the third and beginning of the fourth quarter.
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"Spearhead from Space" was a revolutionary installment of the series in many ways: It was the first to feature the popular Third Doctor, Jon Pertwee, and it also was the first Doctor Who episode broadcast in color.
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One of her first assignments there was to help spearhead a secretive project at the behest of the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, alongside Graphika CEO John Kelly and a team of researchers from Oxford University.
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"Francis Cissna knows the immigration system inside out, and that knowledge allowed him to spearhead some of the most restrictive legal immigration policies we've ever seen," said Sarah Pierce, a policy analyst at the Migration Policy Institute.
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Once they were convinced of that, once we said we wanted to go into consumer, it was less [about having to convince LPs] but find the right person to join us who could spearhead the consumer effort.
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Trey Gowdy, a South Carolina Republican, as a legal adviser, the White House has still not hired any communications professionals to spearhead their response, nor have they brought on any new lawyers to front the legal strategy.
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Expensive stocks, an expensive dollar and a shrinking growth gap relative to the rest of the world mean the U.S. is on its way out as a spearhead for investors, according to Swiss multinational private bank Pictet.
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He cites Britain's taking over the command this year of the alliance's new 20,000-strong "spearhead force" and its leadership of a multinational battle-group in Estonia, part of NATO's new forward presence to deter Russian aggression.
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In 2010, he made an unlikely code switch to Australian Rules, signing a three-year A$1.4 million ($1.28 million) deal to spearhead the indigenous code's move into rugby league's heartland with the Greater Western Sydney franchise.
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For months, 18-year-old David Hogg has helped spearhead the March for Our Lives movement, leading an unprecedented push for gun violence prevention after the deaths of 14 schoolmates and three staff members in the Feb.
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Chen was hired by Nomura last year from Morgan Stanley to spearhead expansion in Asia, which has 4.7 million individuals with $1 million in liquid assets and is the largest and fastest growing region for wealth managers.
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The company's CEO John Mackey, who is not a fan of the store's nickname "Whole Paycheck," has hired a Target executive to spearhead an effort that will centralize purchasing and lower the prices of Whole Foods' products.
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There's also that "performance battery electric utility" that will make up part of its overall SUV lineup, which is set for a 2020 release and will spearhead a plan to release six electric vehicle models by 2022.
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Right-wing politicians close to Netanyahu said the prime minister had been concerned that two officials appointed to senior posts in the new watchdog leaned to the left and could spearhead critical coverage of the conservative leader.
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KS) on Tuesday began South Korean sales of its Palisade large sport utility vehicle (SUV), a model it hopes will spearhead a sales recovery in the United States when launched in its major overseas market next year.
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Richard Neal of Massachusetts, Adam Schiff of California, Maxine Waters of California, Jerrold Nadler of New York and Elijah Cummings of Maryland, the members of Congress who would spearhead an investigation and possibly impeachment of the President.
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Supermarket giant Woolworths Ltd late last year sacked an Australian online retail specialist it had hired specifically to spearhead its drive into online sales in China, a source told Reuters, replacing it with a Shanghai-based firm.
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Charity ambassadors including Jennifer Aniston, Selena Gomez, Alexandra Daddario and Sarah Hyland, will spearhead the movement, in which Olivela will donate $5 to its coalition of charitable partners for everyone who joins the effort now at Olivela.
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"It's still surprising to see numerous vulnerabilities from as far back as 2014 used successfully to spearhead attacks, even when there have been patches available for months and years to deflect exploits," he said in a release.
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For several years, Mr. Mallory lived in London and worked at the commercial publishing imprint Sphere, of Little, Brown UK, before returning to New York to spearhead a crime and thriller digital first initiative at William Morrow.
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Representative Kevin Brady, Republican of Texas and the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, who helped spearhead the tax revision efforts, has said he plans to focus on reforming the Internal Revenue Service this year.
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He said the K.G.B. already knew most of what he had put in his hundreds of written reports, which included details of a semi-clandestine environmental group that helped spearhead Latvia's pro-independence movement in the 1980s.
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Spearhead, an investment fund launched by AngelList's Naval Ravikant and Accomplice's Jeff Fagnan, plans to raise roughly $353 million for its third fund to provide founders $1 million each to invest in technology startups of their choosing.
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Among the victims were esteemed, award-winning scientists who helped spearhead breakthroughs in microwave engineering; STEM advocates; aspiring geographers; civil and chemical engineers; and talented computer science graduates who just married in Iran on New Year's Day.
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The FCC has taken action on the matter over the past year, handing a record $120 million dollar fine to one Florida man who made almost 100 million robocalls Lawmakers who signed the letter spearhead by Sen.
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The nominee, Tom Marino (R), recently withdrew from the nomination after revelations emerged that he helped spearhead passage of a law that limits the ability of the Drug Enforcement Administration to crack down on opioid drug distributors.
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Romney's speech in Utah was the spearhead of a mainstream Republican attempt to rein in Trump after he won most states in this week's Republican Super Tuesday nominating contests and took a step toward earning the nomination.
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The Federal Government is facing dwindling oil revenues and the Nigerian Stock Exchange, with a market capitalization of approximately $35.26 billion, simply does not have the depth and breadth required to spearhead capital formation at this scale.
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"Should a new administration rescind those policies and respect the bounds placed before it, we will happily direct our energies elsewhere," added Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who has helped spearhead various legal challenges to Obama.
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David Hogg helped spearhead a movement in the wake of the Parkland massacre that has resonated around the world, and you'd think colleges around the country would be clamoring to snag him, but sadly that's not the case.
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In 2009, the museum partnered with Swiss Pritzker Prize winner Peter Zumthor to spearhead a redesign of its Miracle Mile complex, estimated to cost over $600 million — a price tag they still haven't quite raised enough to afford.
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Anthony Levandowski, an engineer who left Waymo to spearhead Uber's self-driving car unit, allegedly stole thousands of confidential documents on his way out the door, but Uber has maintained that those documents never reached its corporate servers.
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This is just the tip of the iceberg, and I look forward to continuing to spearhead the work in Congress with Democrats and Republicans to harness the power of diversity and inclusion to unlock greater American economic competitiveness.
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Moments later, Davis re-tweeted a video of Great Mills students joining last week's national school walkout to urge stronger gun control laws following the Parkland killings, saying the Florida students' activism inspired her to spearhead the action.
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But they face the threat of a military incursion by Turkey, which considers the Kurdish YPG fighters who spearhead the force to be a terrorist group, and Syrian forces committed to restoring Assad's control over the whole country.
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Trump has asked some of his most trusted advisers to spearhead efforts toward achieving a lasting peace agreement between the Israelis and Palestinians -- an issue the White House has repeatedly said is a top priority for the President.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — When 96-year-old Clarence Smoyer came to Washington Wednesday, he thought he was heading to the Pentagon to sign copies of "Spearhead," a recent book detailing his exploits as a World War II tank gunner.
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Jose Baez and Harvard Law School professor Ronald Sullivan will spearhead Weinstein's new defense team, which will also include the lawyer who helped Kobe Bryant fight a sexual assault charge and a former federal prosecutor, sources tell CNN.
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Museum educators, who in many cases not only lead school group tours but also develop family outreach programs and spearhead institutional partnerships with the city's education department, are doubly impacted; their jobs depend on public schools remaining open.
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The Amazon honcho, who is worth around $130 billion, announced Monday he's launching the Bezos Earth Fund ... a global initiative he says will fund scientists, activists and non-government organizations that will spearhead efforts to protect the earth.
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"I wanted to help the best companies with communications and was in search of a structure that would allow me to spearhead communications and achieve stronger alignment and higher returns than agency-client relations allowed for," she explained.
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"We can ... say that this intervention marks the beginning of an historic contribution to fighting malaria in the Sahel region," Charles Nelson, chief executive of the non-profit Malaria Consortium which helped spearhead the project, said on Thursday.
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The Trump administration had made it a goal to achieve peace between the two factions, dispatching the president's son-in-law and senior White House adviser Jared Kushner to spearhead a plan to promote peace in the region.
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Melenchon, a spearhead of the opposition against French President Emmanuel Macron's economic policies and a supporter of the recent "Yellow vest" anti-government protests, won an unprecedented 19.5 percent in the first round of the 2017 presidential election.
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The internet-first company helped spearhead the trend of "online moving offline," after it decided in 2013 to open its first store in New York, where so many shoppers were requesting a place to try their glasses on.
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Melenchon, a spearhead of the opposition against French President Emmanuel Macron's economic policies and a supporter of the recent "yellow vest" anti-government protests, won an unprecedented 19.5 percent in the first round of the 2017 presidential election.
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Today, first ladies oversee large staffs and spearhead specific initiatives (that often focus on families and children—Laura Bush promoted reading and education, Michelle Obama focused on fighting childhood obesity), though they are still not paid for their work.
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"He is the right person to spearhead the urgent mission of stopping illegal immigration and securing our borders, streamlining TSA and improving coordination between our intelligence and law enforcement agencies," Trump said in a statement when he nominated him.
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WeChat, which has ballooned from a messaging app to an all-in-one platform with 980 million monthly active users, could be the "killer product" to spearhead expansion abroad, Lau said, as its embedded payment function draws more services.
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Three members of the commission, including former Obama national security adviser Tom Donilon, on Monday reiterated their call for more cooperation between the public and private sector and more leadership in the White House to spearhead efforts on cybersecurity.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain, Germany and the United States advanced plans on Tuesday to spearhead a new NATO force on Russia's border from next year, and Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered snap checks on combat readiness across his armed forces.
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As a leader in the Republican Attorney General Association (at the time of his Senate appointment he was chairman-elect) he helped spearhead legal opposition to the Obama administration's policies on immigration, environmental protection, health care, and LGBT rights.
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A U.S.-based attorney filed a motion in June asking the court to dismiss the charges, arguing that Rosenstein violated the Appointments Clause of the U.S. Constitution when he tapped Mueller to spearhead the Russia investigation in May 2017.
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"We wanted to spearhead this effort in higher education and to be a leader, and to showcase gap years as an important part of the educational system," said Joe O'Shea, the university's director of undergraduate research and academic engagement.
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In June, Democratic Representative Lou Correa of California joined a Republican, Representative Ted Budd of California, to spearhead a letter in support of credit unions now facing lawsuits because their websites aren't accessible to people with certain visual impairments.
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Some anti-Muslim bigots in recent years have argued Arabic is "the spearhead of an ideological project that is deeply opposed to the United States," one that seeks to replace the United States Constitution with a halal cart menu.
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The 22-year-old became the spearhead of the U.S. challenge in Gwangju after freestyle queen Katie Ledecky succumbed to illness and, after surrendering her 400 title to rising Australian star Ariarne Titmus, pulled out of two more events.
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"The new government will fall in 24 hours as long as it lacks legitimacy and popular support," said Fodil Boumala, one of the people protesters have chosen to spearhead popular pressure against what they see as an authoritarian system.
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The move comes a day after the White House said that President Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner would travel to Israel this week to spearhead Trump's effort to negotiate peace between the Israelis and Palestinians.
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A U.S.-based attorney filed a motion in June asking the court to dismiss the charges, arguing that Rosenstein violated the Appointments Clause of the U.S. Constitution when he tapped Mueller to spearhead the Russia investigation in May 2017.
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As one of Asia's biggest owners of logistics properties with assets in China, Japan and South Korea, ESR is aiming to spearhead a consolidation among Singapore REITS by taking advantage of its scale and deep funding, the sources said.
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A thorough professional on and off the course, respected and liked by his players, Furyk is the ideal candidate to spearhead the United States' quest to end a 25-year away losing drought in the biennial event against Europe.
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Elon Musk launched into a blistering Twitter tirade on Sunday against a British explorer who helped spearhead the rescue of a youth soccer team trapped in a Thailand cave — only to delete his posts after coming under withering criticism.
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An architect, she had been hired by Lucchino to spearhead the building of Baltimore's Camden Yards, which kicked off a wave of ballpark construction that sought distance from the cookie-cutter, multipurpose stadiums of the 1960s and early '70s.
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Between the artful yet surprisingly efficient passing of Patrick Mahomes and the ability of Lamar Jackson to spearhead an offense that throws and runs with ease, there will be a reasonable chance of a touchdown on every single play.
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" The newspaper reported that Whelan "has been involved in helping to advise Kavanaugh's confirmation effort and is close friends with both Kavanaugh and Leonard Leo, the head of the Federalist Society who has been helping to spearhead the nomination.
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Girlgaze comprises both a non-profit and a for-profit arm, which means it can spearhead a grant fund for female-led creative projects with the former while coordinating talent management, original video content, and eCommerce with the latter.
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Washington (CNN)2020 Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke unveiled his immigration policy plan Wednesday morning, arguing that his border roots make him the best candidate to roll back Trump administration policies and spearhead major changes to modernize the US immigration system.
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Over the past four years the former police officer, who led the human trafficking unit of the London Metropolitan Police, was widely praised for helping to enact a landmark law and spearhead a global drive to end modern slavery by 2030.
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But analysts said Lopez Obrador is unlikely to emulate Maduro&aposs policies as he seeks to transform Mexico&aposs economy, or to join the Bolivarian Alliance of 11 leftist nations that has been Venezuela&aposs diplomatic spearhead the past 15 years.
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The Big Little Lies actress spoke to NBC about her decision to spearhead the Time's Up initiative, saying Hollywood "couldn't be business as normal" in the wake of several sexual misconduct, harassment and abuse allegations against top stars in entertainment.
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Add in Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson going out and recruiting Disney CEO Bob Iger to spearhead the Carson plan, and at least a couple of owners in the room seem to be in favor of a Chargers/Raiders move.
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The university said it was intended "to spearhead a broader, national response to the existential threat" posed by the "widespread disregard" for the patent rights of universities, including when schools encourage the private sector to develop commercial products containing their research.
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Many of his compatriots, like sprinters Christian Coleman, Ronnie Baker and Noah Lyles, chose to only compete in Morocco but the Mississippi native took the challenge to double up and help spearhead America's 57-point win in the eight-nation event.
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Trump's transition team said in a statement that Kelly would "spearhead the urgent mission of stopping illegal immigration and securing our borders" as well as streamline the Transportation Security Administration and improve ties between U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies.
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In the past year alone, Chinese companies were responsible for three major adtech acquisitions; Mobvista bought NativeX for $24.5 million in February, Spearhead Integrated Marketing Communication Group bought Smaato for $148 million in June and Miteno Communication Technology purchased Media.
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Italian governments have been trying for years to get Italy's more than 1,500 utilities controlled by cities and regions to consolidate and become more efficient Rome is keen for the four big listed regional utilities in Italy to spearhead the process.
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DUBLIN, Feb 26 (Reuters) - A pilot group that helped spearhead a staff revolt at Ryanair last year has called on Chief Executive Michael O'Leary to resign in the latest sign of strains in staff relations at Europe's largest low-cost airline.
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"G7 countries need to work together and spearhead effort toward the early entry into effect and effective implementation of the historic Paris accord," Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroshige Seko quoted Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as telling other G7 leaders.
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In the wake of the cancellations, Ryanair has replaced its rostering team and hired back its former director of flight operations from Malaysia Airlines, Peter Bellew, as chief operations officer to spearhead an effort to better retain and attract pilots.
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Francois Conradie, head of research at South Africa-based NKC African Economics said in a note Tuesday that Ramaphosa was likely to spearhead a "credible plan to revive the economy," including addressing corruption, clear policy and cleaning up state owned enterprises.
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Volkswagen is leaning on its entry-level Spanish brand Seat to spearhead its attack on the growing market for cheaper electric cars, in a bid to undercut established rivals such as Nissan and Renault, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.
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And by taking away the threat of losing reelection — and the need to continuously fundraise — for a large class of Members every election cycle, Members would be freer to pursue bold agendas in order to spearhead much needed policy changes.
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MELBOURNE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A small Australian solar and wave energy firm aims to spearhead an effort to bring cheap, clean power to the poor by 2030, targeting hundreds of millions of dollars of projects, one microgrid at a time.
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In June 2016, I joined with others to help spearhead efforts to assist Marcus Garvey's son, Dr. Julius Garvey, and his family in filing a petition with the U.S. Department of Justice formally requesting a posthumous presidential pardon for Marcus Garvey.
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Diplomatic envoys and security analysts say they are closely watching the PAP in Hong Kong, because they believe it, rather than the army, would spearhead any crackdown should the Communist Party leadership in Beijing choose to intervene in future protests.
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In a press conference, Trump stressed how the vice president plans to spearhead the initiative to deal with the spreading virus in the U.S. "Mike will be working with the professionals, the doctors and everybody else that's working," Trump said.
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As one of Asia's biggest owners of logistics properties with assets in China, Japan and South Korea, ESR wants to spearhead a consolidation among Singapore real estate trusts by taking advantage of its scale and deep funding, the sources said.
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As the race to develop the new generation of vehicles heats up, the automaker plans to hire 1,100 people and invest $14 million at a new development center in San Francisco that would spearhead its work on self-driving cars.
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Mr. Xi, surrounded by autocratic leaders from Russia and Central Asia at a forum in Beijing, pledged more than $100 billion for development banks in China that he said would spearhead vast spending on infrastructure across Asia, Europe and Africa.
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"This is really drawing a bright moral line and saying that if we're going to keep our souls, we can't cross it," said Eliot Cohen, who served as counselor to former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and helped spearhead the letter.
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Abroad Feedback Global believes food waste is a symptom of a wider issue in the global food system, and they spearhead campaigns to fix this by building a "circular, stable, low-input food system," where food waste becomes a resource.
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The special forces are the spearhead of a wider coalition of 100,000 fighters seeking to crush a few thousand Islamic State jihadists who have ruled Mosul, the biggest city of their cross-border "caliphate" in Iraq and Syria, for the last two years.
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Reese Witherspoon, Eva Longoria, and Meryl Streep, all who were among those to spearhead the Time's Up movement, encouraged others to support the cause by wearing black to the show as a way to rally against abuse, sexual harassment and workplace inequality.
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O'Rourke, 46, said as president he would spearhead a nationwide effort to allow voters in every state to register on election day, and to make registration automatic every time a citizen does business with a government office, such as getting a driver's license.
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Image 2 of 2 BERLIN – Fisherman Klaus Hidde is the spearhead of Berlin&aposs new effort to rid its waters of the invasive crayfish, putting him in the unlikely position of practicing his trade in the middle of the bustling German capital.
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Spearhead hosts a variety of in-person get-togethers, and also holds regular office hours to allow the founders to ask questions and get feedback on their deals from Ravikant and Fagnan, as well as Accomplice's Cack Wilhelm and AngeList's Jake Zeller.
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Japan's Ospreys will be based on Kyushu from around 2019, near a new unit of Japanese marines that represent the spearhead of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's plan to give Japan's military a global security role by making it more mobile and expeditionary.
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Angelina Jolie is putting a spotlight on violence against women around the world — saying it is "often more dangerous to be a woman in a warzone today than it is to be a soldier" — and joining forces with NATO to spearhead change.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Activist hedge fund Barington Capital has hired a new executive to spearhead marketing and investor relations at a time when the fund is putting up strong numbers but as investors' taste for portfolio managers who push for corporate change has ebbed.
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So, after talking with local organizations, he decided to spearhead a shave and haircut event -- because a lot of homeless people had been telling him the way they look can be a tough hurdle to overcome when trying to find a job.
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They also run counter to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) initiatives that my former committee — House Energy & Commerce — helped spearhead in recent decades, including the Prescription Drug Marketing Act (PDMA) that tightened the prescription drug supply chain in the United States.
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So, why did Acosta strike a deal with Epstein, an alleged predator who is accused of abusing dozens of minors, even after his office had prepared a 53-page indictment to spearhead a federal sex trafficking case against the hedge fund manager?
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How Smoyer answered those questions is the subject of an upcoming book, "Spearhead: An American Tank Gunner, His Enemy, and a Collision of Lives in World War II." Written by Adam Makos, the engrossing book is a war story and a mystery.
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If the U.S. is to regain its leadership role, it needs a visionary like Rickover who can spearhead a well-funded program to develop a new generation of reactors that will be more competitive, safer, and produce less waste than existing ones.
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"With the recent rise of anti-Semitism, it is more important than ever before to demonstrate the connection between New York and Israel, our intertwined histories and our common futures, and spearhead new economic partnerships to bring our communities closer together," he said.
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The top books tech chiefs recommend to help leaders influence employees and spearhead digital overhaulsOur corporate innovation reporter Joe Williams has been canvassing the data and information chiefs at America's largest companies, as they turn their legacy firms into tech shops unto themselves.
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Tom Paley, a Bronx-born singer, guitarist and banjo player who helped spearhead an old-time music revival in the 21990s and '20093s as a founding member of the string band the New Lost City Ramblers, died on Saturday in Brighton, England.
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Plans for the Saudi crown prince to spearhead a triumphant listing of domestic oil titan Aramco are on ice, but his advisers have a workaround - Aramco may now create the cash itself by borrowing money and buying a stake in chemicals group SABIC.
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And if he was the spearhead of the new generation to inherit this culture, there was this sense that it would be O.K. After about a year, I gave my title and job to Glenn because I was traveling so much with Andy.
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Two prosecutors with specialties in white-collar cases joined the administration and helped spearhead the push: Deputy Attorney General Sally Q. Yates, who created new guidelines for prosecuting corporate employees, and Leslie R. Caldwell, who took over the Justice Department's criminal division.
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Prior to the call, the President had removed the former Ambassador, Marie Yovanovitch, to clear the way for three hand-picked agents to spearhead his agenda in Ukraine: Secretary Perry, Ambassador Sondland, and Ambassador Volker, who attended President Zelensky's inauguration on May 20.
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"Oversupply concerns driving weaker oil prices over the first half of 0003 is the base case for many investors, but we could finally start to see improved data from the world's two largest economies spearhead calls for a global growth rebound," he said.
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The whole-of-government Russian attack should be met with a whole-of-government American response that does not exist today, but can under the leadership of Mattis, who is brilliantly suited to spearhead, working with colleagues, the democratic response to Gen.
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"The report should be considered a clarion call to double down and reinvest in the arts and culture," said Jimmy Van Bramer, majority leader of the City Council and chairman of its Cultural Affairs Committee, who helped spearhead legislation to create the plan.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopia said there was a failed coup attempt against the head of one of the country's nine regional states on Saturday, underscoring the challenges facing the new prime minister as he tries to spearhead political reforms amid widespread unrest.
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Inter said in a statement on Thursday that Lukaku, who will spearhead the Serie A club's attack in a revamped team under new coach Antonio Conte as they attempt to win their first major trophy since 2011, had signed a contract until June 2024.
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Trump has given wide leeway to Bolton to manage the Venezuela situation, seeing the veteran operator as the best person to spearhead the administration's efforts in the country, but is aware that the national security adviser has a more hawkish outlook that he does.
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Wealthfront, a startup that has helped spearhead the "robo-advisor" trend, is offering a free service starting today that the company says will run through your current portfolio to find wasteful fees and extra cash; suggest ways to avoid taxes; and recommend needed diversification.
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Gao has been a key figure in the transition of the Rocket Force from its origins as primarily a nuclear deterrent to its current dual role of both nuclear shield and spearhead of the PLA's conventional strike capability, according to U.S. and Chinese military analysts.
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And today at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the company unveiled a slate of updates about the many initiatives that it has helped spearhead to do that by way of projects like Terragraph and the Telecom Infra Project (TIP), which now has 500 members.
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WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Global technology giants such as Google and Facebook must join the battle for land rights and help spearhead an international campaign to eradicate insecurity of tenure as if it were an infectious disease, land experts told a World Bank conference.
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Mobile advertising company Smaato is set to become the latest technology startup to be acquired by Chinese investors, after the San Francisco firm announced that Beijing-based Spearhead Integrated Marketing Communication Group, an offline marketing organization, has agreed to buy it for $148 million.
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The title was such a hit that Aguirre-Sacasa became the chief creative officer for Archie Comics, helping spearhead a revamp of the whole line that eventually led to the CW series Riverdale, and to his own more realistic Sabrina comic, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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She served as a VP of engineering at VMware and as an engineering director at Facebook, where she led the project that adopted machine learning for the News Feed ranker, launched major updates in photos and search, and helped spearhead Facebook's pivot to mobile.
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ET, BTN ABOUT MICHIGAN (11-5, 1-2 Big Ten): Moritz Wagner scored 33 of his 17 points in the second half to spearhead the Wolverines' late rally against Maryland but it wasn't enough as they dropped their first game at Crisler Center since Nov.
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The parent company has been exploring ways to return for several years and has already launched several mobility services ventures in the U.S. Groupe PSA had been exploring which of its various marques would spearhead its return and has settled on the flagship Peugeot.
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While Engel is likely to spearhead Democratic initiatives such as efforts to punish Russia for its interference in the 2016 U.S. election and to strengthen international alliances, the veteran New York congressman has at times broken from party leadership, particularly on issues related to Israel.
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While Chris Kennedy is a leader rising in Illinois, Joe Kennedy is a leader rising in Congress who was recently chosen to spearhead the drive of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to win more House seats in the Northeast in the coming midterm elections.
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Recognising the danger, NATO has tripled the size of its rapid-response force to 40,000, established a spearhead force that can be deployed within hours and, at its Warsaw summit earlier this month, agreed to put multinational battalions into the four front-line states.
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Though the first lady was present for the bill's signing, it was Trump's daughter and adviser Ivanka who appeared to spearhead the initiative, reportedly telling press ahead of the ceremony she believed it is "vital" that young "students become fluent in coding and computer science."
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But it seems that the SABR may have also been the catalyst for the improvement in Federer's backhand that was so instrumental in helping him to Australian Open victory at the start of this year, and looks set to spearhead his assault on Wimbledon.
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The DNC should spearhead an unprecedented talent search for next generation Democratic leaders at all levels and remind voters that Trump has no mandate to be the president of crony capitalists, conflicts of interests and oligarchs whose influence he hypocritically condemned in the campaign.
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Barr has tapped John DurhamJohn DurhamJames Comey's next reckoning is imminent — this time for leaking House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings Robert Mueller soon may be exposed as the 'magician of omission' on Russia MORE, the U.S. attorney in Connecticut, to spearhead the investigation.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (R-Mo.), a member of leadership who helped spearhead the proposal along with Sen.
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A State Department official who had been interviewed by House Democrats investigating the matter has said Perry was part of a trio who called themselves "the three amigos" and appointed by acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney to spearhead Trump's efforts in Ukraine.
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Vigeveno was appointed last August to spearhead the joint Shell-BG integration committee along with BG's Sinead Lynch, and had previously headed Shell's operations in China and had also worked for the Anglo-Dutch company in Brazil, two key markets for the combined group.
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It seems as though Jenner took a cue from her big sis Kim Kardashian West, who had been wearing waist-length extensions (with the help of celebrity hair stylist Chris Appleton) since last September, helping spearhead the trend that J.Lo, Naomi Campbell, Beyoncé and more have worn.
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Trump has used a series of executive orders to chip away at the barriers to deportations and hire new law enforcement officials to spearhead the effort, using the Department of Homeland Security to live up to the President's tough talk on undocumented immigration during the 2016 campaign.
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When Michael Cohen, the president's former lawyer and longtime fixer, testifies before Congress this week, one topic that is likely to be front and center is his work on Trump Moscow, the over-the-top luxury real estate venture he helped spearhead leading up to the election.
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The case was filed in a Paris court as pressure grows on President Emmanuel Macron to curb arms sales to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which spearhead a coalition fighting Iran-aligned Houthi rebels who control of most of northern Yemen and the capital Sanaa.
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According to multiple reports that we have confirmed with our own sources, the e-commerce giant has acquired Souq, often described as the Amazon of the Arab world and the region's biggest e-commerce player, for a price of $650 million, to spearhead its Middle East business.
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"What we set out to do was make a historical document we could all have to memorialize this important day," Sara Sophie-Flicker, a national organizer and volunteer for Women's March, who helped spearhead the book project, said when she took the mic to start the speeches.
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Contributing editor Becky Ferreira continued to cover space, dinosaurs, and archaeology with an optimism and wonder rarely seen in online media, which made her the perfect person to spearhead Humans of the Year, a series of profiles about people who are fighting for the future of humanity.
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Both are expected to spearhead a full-strength Atlético team in the Champions League final in Milan, a change from two years ago in Lisbon, when Simeone gambled unsuccessfully on an injured Costa, who had torn a hamstring in the season-ending league game against Barcelona.
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The major political event will also usher in a new era of leaders who are likely to spearhead bold reforms of state-owned enterprises, in contrast to incumbents who are "very, very tentative" and "scared" as they do not know if their past dealings are now acceptable.
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Democrats must no longer tolerate the ineptitude and irrelevance of the DNC and must demand dramatic changes, including and especially bringing in a major player such as Howard Dean to spearhead a national party campaign to end the one-party Republican control of the House and Senate.
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The chefs Jessica Koslow and Gabriela Camara spearhead the ground-floor restaurant, Onda; the pink alcoves by the rooftop pool are full at happy hour; and the 523,000-square-foot ayurvedic spa offers a full menu, including Transcendental Meditation classes in partnership with the David Lynch Foundation.
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After hearing that the Central Intelligence Agency had destroyed over 90 tapes depicting the interrogation of Al Qaeda suspects at a U.S. black site location, Daniel Jones, a government staffer under California Senator Dianne Feinstein, worked relentlessly to spearhead a report on the CIA's use of torture.
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That's Ellie Acheson, who is the spearhead for this, and also Nancy Scheibner who wrote this poem which is the last thing that I would like to read: My entrance into the world of so-called "social problems" Must be with quiet laughter, or not at all.
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Bloomberg says Uber, at the time of the breach, was talking with US regulators over separate privacy violations and had just settled with the Federal Trade Commission over mishandling of consumer data, leading Sullivan to spearhead a cover-up to avoid further fallout over its security and privacy practices.
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Instead of toying with the country's freedoms, the White House should spearhead unconventional policy responses, either legal in nature (such as subjecting Rosatom's European nuclear power plants to careful inspections or fighting for better campaign financing disclosures) or involve cyber counter-intelligence that can debunk the Kremlin's propaganda war.
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Action movie actress Yancy Butler, Artemis Women In Action Film Festival co-founder Melanie Wise, director and spearhead of the American Civil Liberties Union's investigation into Hollywood's discrimination Maria Giese, and Orange Is the New Black star Alysia Reiner, have all had wildly different experiences throughout their careers.
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Action movie actress Yancy Butler, Artemis Women In Action Film Festival co-founder Melanie Wise, director and spearhead of the American Civil Liberties Union's investigation into Hollywood's discrimination Maria Giese, and Orange Is the New Black star Alysia Reiner, have all had wildly different experiences throughout their careers.
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Ms. Sommerfeld, a philosopher in her own right, was swept up in another countercultural movement: In the summer of 2015, as hundreds of thousands of refugees arrived in Germany, she discovered the "New Right," the intellectual spearhead of a nationalist movement that considers Islam and globalization existential threats.
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When President Trump announced this month that he would pull American troops out of northern Syria and make way for a Turkish attack on the Kurds, Washington's onetime allies, many warned that he was removing the spearhead of the campaign to defeat the Islamic State, also known as ISIS.
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Sources say Asian logistics developer e-Shang Redwood (ESR) - which is backed by private equity firm Warburg Pincus and is one of Asia's biggest owners of logistics properties - is keen to spearhead a consolidation among Singapore real estate trusts by taking advantage of its scale and deep funding.
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It's unclear as of now, but given that this idea was first discussed at a Trump cabinet meeting in mid-February, where Trump said the acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt would spearhead its planning, Trump may be plotting to saddle us -- the taxpayers -- with the bill for his celebration.
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To that end, Reidy, who was reared in the Catholic Jesuit and Holy Cross traditions, plans to spearhead "listening sessions" at his parish as a way to openly address -- and begin to try to fix -- the kind of problems the scandal has posed to families like his own.
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The company has raised $28 million in funding, and ahead of the holidays, it will be using that investment to help spearhead a retail push in North America by getting the device into 4,500 stores, as well as move into new categories of computing and consumer technology to develop future products.
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You can get a sense of that perceived vulnerability in a post in ranching publication Drovers, written by cattle genetics specialist Jared Wareham: "Our industry has plead [sic] for a way to help block and then counterpunch anti-ag initiatives and the well-funded organizations that spearhead those efforts," Wareham writes.
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Whether it was the platform's role in Russian election interference in 2016 or its recent decision not to fact-check political ads, Waters suggested that Facebook has failed too many times on issues of national importance to be allowed to spearhead a risky new currency that could shake the international economy.
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But there's a bigger reason that some audiences are skeptical about them presiding over television's biggest night: The two men's history with both regressive humor and poor handling of criticism has caused some to wonder whether they are the right fit to spearhead the first Emmys of the #MeToo era.
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A professor at Charles Darwin University's Menzies School of Health Research and the President of Family Planning Northern Territory, she has helped spearhead a movement for reform via activist group What RU4 NT. Vast distances, multiple socio-economic disadvantages, and a large Indigenous population mean the issue is manifold, she says.
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Rosenstein appointed Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE as special counsel to spearhead the investigation in May of last year after Trump fired Comey.
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After losing a political struggle for control of Turkey's Justice and Development Party, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on Thursday that he would leave office this month, setting the stage for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to appoint a loyalist to spearhead his push to consolidate power in the presidential palace.
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Kyncl mentions that Smith started Vice with a Canadian friend named Gavin McInnes, but doesn't note where McInnes ended up: He's been making online news videos, too, for far-right sites, and he's used his media perch to spearhead a crew of "pro-Western" men he calls the Proud Boys.
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She was barely involved in her husband's campaign (when she was, she proved to be more of a liability than an asset), and her one moment of public independence, when she announced that she would spearhead a campaign against cyberbullying as a first lady cause, was met with deserved mockery.
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" Carson also briefly helped spearhead Trump's vice presidential search, and though he wouldn't divulge any names, he said Trump needs to pick "somebody who's philosophically aligned with him as opposed to somebody who can bring this state or that state, which is the way vice presidents are more traditionally picked.
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In response to a call to action from President Barack Obama in his final State of the Union Address, Biden — whose son, former Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden, lost his battle with brain cancer in 231.8 at age 226 — stepped up to spearhead head this new, national effort to end cancer.
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"We are excited that Amazon's plans for Virginia remain in place and that we can continue working together to position Virginia's dynamic tech sector for healthy, sustained, statewide growth," Stephen Moret, the CEO of the Virginia Economic Development Partnership who helped spearhead the HQ2 negotiations for the region, told CNN Business.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo suggested, without evidence, that the Iranian general, who was responsible for Iran's proxy wars throughout the Middle East and had helped spearhead the country's strategy to keep war-torn Iraq as a vassal state, was taken out because he was planning "imminent attacks" against Americans.
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Clutter, the on-demand removals and storage company backed by SoftBank, is today announcing that it has acquired The Storage Fox, a startup that will spearhead Clutter's expansion in to self-storage services in urban locations, starting first in the New York metro area where The Storage Fox is currently active.
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Dan Newhouse (R-Wash.), who is helping spearhead the GOP outreach, said the effort to provide protections for those previously in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is picking up steam, but he warned a deal would not include the DREAM Act, which has been pushed by some lawmakers.
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Not so new that he can't reinvent the government, broker peace in the Middle East, spearhead our negotiations with countries elsewhere in the world, make headway against the opioid epidemic, reform the criminal justice system and still carve out time to tackle the slopes of Aspen with Ivanka and the kids.
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