Few thought that a leftist leader could take the helm of Mexico.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.) to take the helm of the federal health department. Rep.
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The last sitting member of Congress to take the helm of the CIA, Rep.
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John Donahoe, who had been ServiceNow's CEO, left to take the helm of Nike.
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He sounds knowledgeable and voluble, and ready to take the helm of a team.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Lamborghini Chief Executive Stephan Winkelmann will take the helm of Audi's (VOWG_p.
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As well as take the helm of the ecommerce site of commercial retail's largest player.
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Azar will take the helm of the massive department at a critical juncture for ObamaCare.
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Come 2019, 20-year-old Kristine Guillaume will take the helm of Harvard's student-run newspaper.
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Jim Hackett, 62, will take the helm of Ford as president and CEO beginning this week.
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Business veteran Jeff Jones will take the helm of tax-preparer H&R Block in October.
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Jim Hackett, 2628, will take the helm of Ford as president and CEO beginning this week.
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Virginie Viard, the creative studio director at Chanel, will take the helm of the fashion house.
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If she is victorious, however, Mrs Clinton is likely to take the helm of a divided government.
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CIA director Pompeo's transition paved the way for the first woman to take the helm of the CIA.
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Jen O'Malley Dillon, a well-regarded Obama veteran, would soon take the helm of his El Paso headquarters.
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ET statement, and wait for IMF managing director Christine Lagarde to take the helm of the central bank.
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Dawn Fitzpatrick, a senior executive at the asset management arm of UBS, will take the helm of Soros Fund Management.
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It's a 3D space shooter, where you take the helm of a sleek craft in an attempt to eliminate a particular threat.
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Emerson, a former Republican congresswoman from Missouri, resigned from her House seat in January 2013 to take the helm of the organization.
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Andrew Wheeler, EPA deputy administrator and a former coal lobbyist, will take the helm of the EPA as acting director on Monday.
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Third, because the process extends beyond typical political terms, the enthusiasm wanes as new leaders take the helm of their predecessors' projects.
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The summit was also a chance for the movement's cofounders to clear the path for new leaders to take the helm of MFOL.
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The Senate cleared the way on Tuesday for Ben Carson to take the helm of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
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And if he were confirmed for his position, he would take the helm of the EPA's toxics bureau with serious conflicts of interest.
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He beat seven other candidates to take the helm of the Rome-based agency that provides investments supporting rural people in developing countries.
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Meanwhile, young Barron will be relocating to the White House alongside his parents as his older siblings take the helm of the Trump Organization.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Morgan will take the helm of one of the most controversial agencies within a gutted Department of Homeland Security.
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The man seeking to replace her, Mr. Temer, would take the helm of government while living in his official residence, the Palácio do Jaburu.
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Earlier in the day, a source told CNBC that Sewing was favored by the board to take the helm of the troubled German lender.
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An Ann Hamilton print was Ms. Gould's goodbye gift when she left to take the helm of the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia.
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Inch is slated to take the helm of the federal prison system following Thomas Kane, who was acting director of BOP since January 2016.
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After the deal closes, Fey will report to Greg Clark, who is now Blue Coat's CEO and is slated to take the helm of Symantec.
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While the Trump administration has not selected a permanent replacement for Kelly, his deputy Elaine Duke will take the helm of DHS as acting secretary.
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And therefore it matters for both candidates that they will almost certainly take the helm of a much stronger economy than the one Mr. Obama inherited.
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Michel Temer, Brazil's vice president, is preparing to take the helm of Brazil next month if the Senate decides to put President Dilma Rousseff on trial.
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In 2015, Celebrity Cruises appointed Kate McCue to take the helm of one of its ships, the first-ever American woman to captain a mega ship.
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Instead, on Monday Ma is set to unveil his succession plans to groom other executives to eventually take the helm of the company, the SCMP reported.
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Conservative economist Kevin Hassett is "on a long short list" to take the helm of the Council of Economic Advisors in the Trump administration, CNBC has learned.
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What's your outlook as you take the helm of this, you know, international major multiplatform media industry about the potential risks to all of those different factors?
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It is not uncommon for Brazilian executives to sit on multiple boards, but rarely does one person take the helm of two companies facing such serious challenges.
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Berlin and Paris have been at loggerheads over who should take the helm of the Commission — German Manfred Weber or French President Emmanuel Macron's pick Michel Barnier.
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Trump tapped Esper earlier this week to take the helm of the Pentagon in an acting capacity after announcing acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan's plans to step down.
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Trump's comments could sharpen speculation over who will take the helm of the world's most influential central bank, which is leading a global shift toward tighter monetary policy.
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For his next venture, Mr. Zhang plans to leave the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute and take the helm of a Beijing gallery, the Kylin Center of Contemporary Art.
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BERLIN, April 14 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's new Chief Executive Herbert Diess will likely take the helm of luxury division Audi's supervisory board next month, sources at VW group said.
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Tradition dictates that the largest opposition party gets to take the helm of the budget committee - a position that would give the AfD and its economic ideas prominence.
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The resignations of Morales and his vice president meant it was not initially clear who would take the helm of the country pending the results of new elections.
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The resignations of Morales and his vice president meant it was not initially clear who would take the helm of the country pending the results of new elections.
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Many commentators expected one of her conservative rivals to take the helm of the Party, making it difficult for Merkel to continue as Chancellor until the next election.
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Mnuchin would take the helm of a Treasury that could take a starkly different approach than the department did under the Obama administration on taxes, trade and financial regulation.
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Mnuchin would take the helm of a treasury that could take a starkly different approach than the department did under the Obama administration on taxes, trade and financial regulation.
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A year ago, most power brokers in Brazil regarded Mr. Bolsonaro's presidential bid as fanciful, deeming him too incendiary to take the helm of the world's fourth largest democracy.
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Previously, Guedes was a general partner in Bozano Investimentos, a pioneering private equity firm, before accepting the invitation to take the helm of the world's eighth-largest economy in Brazil.
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Trump, 70, will be the oldest president ever sworn in for a first term and will take the helm of a nation left deeply divided by his scorched-earth campaign.
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The decision by the judge, Sérgio Moro, to take the helm of the Justice Ministry was met with both outrage and jubilation, a reflection of how polarizing he has become.
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He will take the helm of the central bank during a period of relative economic tranquillity, in the ninth year of one of the longest uninterrupted expansions in American history.
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Frederic Larmuseau, head of developing markets, will also leave at the end of year, Reckitt said, to take the helm of Jacobs Douwe Egberts, a coffee business owned by JAB Holdings.
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Centrist Temer was due to take the helm of the country later on Thursday, hours after the Senate voted to suspend President Dilma Rousseff to stand trial for breaking budgetary laws.
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Oliver North, above, who rose to prominence in the 1980s for his role in the Iran-contra scandal, will take the helm of the gun rights organization in a few weeks.
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Under the terms of his proposed deal for controlling interest in the Mets, he would take the helm of the team even while the Wilpons retain putative control for five years.
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Jaap van Zweden will not officially take the helm of the Philharmonic until fall 2018, but he will conduct three weeks next season as the music director designate, including a Sept.
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VW said on Wednesday Hinrich Woebcken, a former BMW manager set to take the helm of VW's core brand in North America next month, would assume Horn's responsibilities on an interim basis.
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Representative Eliot L. Engel would become chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, and Representative Nita M. Lowey would take the helm of the House Appropriations Committee — the first woman to do so.
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May, the 59-year-old home secretary, is poised to take the helm of Britain as it navigates an exit from the European Union after her only remaining rival withdrew on Monday.
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The first man and the first black editor to take the helm of Britain's most powerful fashion publication in its 20133-year history, Mr. Enninful will begin his new role Aug. 1.
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J.C. Penney said Tuesday that Jill Soltau, the former CEO of Joann Stores, will take the helm of the struggling department store chain, sending shares up more than 10 percent in extended trading.
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For their part, Democrats insist Lighthizer needs a congressional waiver to take the helm of the office of the USTR because he represented foreign governments in trade negotiations in the 1980s and 1990s.
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The three will take the helm of a company that has been shaken by turmoil following the downfall of former Chairman Carlos Ghosn last year and the departure of former CEO Hiroto Saikawwa.
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Klein's appointment is representative of the cannabis industry's maturation, as seasoned executives from other industries -- especially from the consumer packaged goods sector -- take the helm of the fast-growing firms amid turbulent times.
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In 4363, he left for Washington to take the helm of the I.M.F., winning the job because of his reputation for having presided over the early stages of Spain's construction-led economic boom.
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It was at that moment that Badoy began to wish that someone like Duterte, already known for talking tough and literally packing a pistol around Davao, would take the helm of her country.
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The presidency said Advocate Hermione Cronje would take the helm of the Investigating Directorate, an arm of the National Director of Public Prosecutions, which is tasked with investigating serious, high-profile or complex corruption.
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Doing so would free up federal funds to fight the spread of the virus and allow the Federal Emergency Management Agency to take the helm of the response to the virus in the states.
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Mr. Connor, the first male director since Limón himself, is to take the helm of the 70-year-old modern dance company on July 1, succeeding Carla Maxwell, who has held the position since 1978.
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Boeing once again pushed back the date for the first manned flight of its new space taxi, and now hopes that a crew will take the helm of its CST-100 Starliner in mid-2018.
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Verizon said last fall that Marni Walden, its former head of media and another rumored successor to McAdam, would leave in February, increasing the speculation over who would take the helm of the wireless provider.
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In Europe Mattia Caprioli and Philipp Freise, who both joined the firm in 2001, will take the helm of the private equity business while Hiro Hirano and Ashish Shastry will do the same in Asia Pacific.
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If confirmed, Issa would take the helm of the trade agency as Trump upends trade deals and tries to renegotiate more favorable terms for the U.S. Issa has been a supporter of those tough trade policies.
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For the Knicks to have a future, much less to consistently reach the playoffs, requires that some brave soul take the helm of the Knicks and insist on rebuilding the team for many years without interference.
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He faced some opposition from Russia, which had argued for an Eastern European to take the helm of the U.N. The United States and Britain had also hoped that a woman would replace Ban as secretary general.
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Mr. Durst stopped talking to Mr. Chavin in the mid-1990s after Mr. Durst's father, Seymour, and his uncle decided to bypass Robert and designate his younger brother, Douglas, to take the helm of the Durst Organization.
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Incoming acting Labor Secretary Patrick Pizzella will take the helm of the department following the resignation Friday of Alex Acosta, who faced scrutiny over his role in prosecuting alleged sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein more than a decade ago.
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McWilliams has worked as the bank's chief legal officer since January, and if confirmed by the Senate, would take the helm of a key financial regulator that is still being run by an appointee of former President Barack Obama.
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According to the succession plan, elder son Victor will take the helm of property group Cheung Kong (Holdings) and conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa, now named CK Hutchison and Cheung Kong Property Holdings after the completion of the group's largest restructuring.
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A firmer line is likely if the Greens, who may take the helm of the foreign ministry and have long been critical of Russian authoritarianism and intervention in both Ukraine and Syria, unite with the more hawkish faction in the CDU.
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Trump, who will take the helm of the world's most powerful nation without any prior government experience, has frustrated foreign policy experts in the U.S. and abroad for espousing a quasi-isolationist worldview that calls for disengagement from many global institutions.
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Swiss Re said the head of its reinsurance business would take the helm of the company as its current CEO retires, while also announcing a hefty jump in annual net income and a new share buyback of up to $261 billion.
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In campaigning to take the helm of the party, a combination of the legacy Democratic Party that dates from the 1990s and Ishin no To, another opposition party, she has not been shy about emphasizing that her election would make history.
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Beto O'Rourke has hired a former top aide to Barack Obama to be his campaign manager, installing a seasoned political strategist to take the helm of what has so far been a skeletal organization effectively overseen by Mr. O'Rourke himself.
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Since President Trump tapped him to take the helm of the bureau, Mr. Mulvaney has used his wry humor and the occasional box of doughnuts to win over the staff of a department that he once called a "sad, sick" joke.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has brought in an outsider to take the helm of a tribunal that has over the past few years become one of the most prominent, and controversial, venues for patent litigation in the country.
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Luigi Di Maio, the head of the biggest single party, the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, said his group had emerged as the clear winner on Sunday, capturing around a third of the vote, and should take the helm of the next government.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who has been challenged by two candidates seeking to take the helm of the center-left party, questioned the need for Britain to possess "weapons of mass destruction" and said it should press for a nuclear-free world.
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Mr. Koskinen was already enjoying retirement in 2013 when the Obama administration asked him to take the helm of the I.R.S. during a crisis fueled by allegations that it had wrongfully scrutinized Tea Party groups that had applied for tax-exempt status.
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An example is the package of incoming candidates for the EU's top jobs: Mrs von der Leyen's federalist instincts put her closer to Mr Macron than to Mrs Merkel in some respects, and Christine Lagarde, a Frenchwoman, will take the helm of the ECB.
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Emilie Gordenker, the director of the museum, who will soon take the helm of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, explained that the bust had been removed temporarily to make way for a more complex installation focused on the complex history of the man.
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Settimo Mineo, an 80-year-old jeweler with a previous mafia conviction, was elected to take the helm of the crime group Cosa Nostra, or "Our Thing", at a secret meeting of mob families from in and around the Sicilian capital Palermo in May.
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The executive, Li Li Leung, will take the helm of an organization that filed for bankruptcy protection in December as it staggered under the weight of lawsuits filed by hundreds of women who were sexually abused by the former national team doctor, Larry Nasser.
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Mr. Turner was an admiral commanding the southern flank of NATO when Mr. Carter, a new president promising a fresh start in both foreign and domestic policies after the scandals of the Nixon administration, called on him to take the helm of American intelligence.
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Enel will take the helm of the sale process of its 50% stake in wholesale-only broadband operator Open Fiber as TIM's plans to find one or more funds to help it buy out Open Fiber "have been stopped", the report added, without citing sources.
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The three will take the helm of a company that has been shaken by turmoil following the downfall of former Chairman Carlos Ghosn last year and the departure of former CEO Hiroto Saikawwa "Strong leadership is required," Yasushi Kimura, Nissan's chairman, told a news conference.
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Kuroda was handpicked by Abe to take the helm of the central bank in 2013 to deploy a massive stimulus program - part of the premier's "Abenomics" reflationary policies - that helped boost growth but failed to drive up inflation to the bank's target of 2 percent.
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Haspel was backed by many in the CIA rank-and-file and was robustly supported by senior intelligence officials, including six former CIA directors and three former national intelligence directors, who said she earned the chance to take the helm of the nation&aposs premier spy agency.
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In September 2014, for instance, Mr. Assange wrote on Twitter about what he called the "corrupt deal" that Turkey engineered to force the suppression of a pro-Kurdish television station in Denmark in return for allowing that country's prime minister, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, to take the helm of NATO.
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Expected to take the helm of the influential House Ways and Means Committee, Neal would be one of only two members in Congress who can request the returns and the only Democrat, making him a central figure in the party's pursuit to hold Trump's administration and the President himself accountable.
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ATLANTA — Former Labor Secretary Thomas E. Perez was elected chairman of the Democratic National Committee on Saturday, narrowly defeating Representative Keith Ellison of Minnesota to take the helm of a still-divided party stunned by President Trump's victory but hopeful that it can ride the backlash against his presidency to revival.
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"The theory would be they either open it up for [Comer, Hice, Armstrong and Green] and let them compete for it now, or put a placeholder in or just let somebody take it now," said one senior source familiar with the discussions, noting that Palmer could take the helm of the panel.
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Viking Cruises confirmed reports that he was part of the crew of another ship, the Viking Idun, that was involved in a collision in the Netherlands in April, raising questions about how he had been allowed to take the helm of one of the newest and largest vessels in the company's fleet.
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In 2016, the fashion world cheered when it was announced that Bouchra Jarrar, the independent female couturier whose way with a tuxedo has seduced a gaggle of equally independent women, had been named the first female designer to take the helm of the oldest French fashion house in continuous existence since Jeanne Lanvin herself.
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BrexitVon der Leyen is due to take the helm of the EU Commission on the same day that the United Kingdom is due to exit the EU on October 31, so one of the first jobs she will be tasked with as the new Commission President will be ensuring the divorce is as clean as possible.
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James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.) is poised to take the helm of the powerful Senate Armed Services Committee following the death of Chairman McCain.
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Washington veteran Elaine DukeElaine Costanzo DukeSupreme Court to hear cases on Trump efforts to end DACA Appeals court rules Trump end of DACA was unlawful Hispanic Caucus asks for meeting with top immigration official MORE is set to temporarily take the helm of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) following a dramatic shakeup up at the White House this week.
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But with an eye on her legacy, the conservative chancellor has a like-minded problem solver in place to take the helm of the EU. Oddly, Merkel abstained in a leaders' vote on nominating von der Leyen - a mark of the waning power of Europe's once dominant leader who was prevented from backing her own ally due to opposition from her Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partners.
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A close ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel is set to take the helm of the European Union (EU), posing a test for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE as he seeks to ramp up pressure on everything from trade to defense spending.
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From Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE's departure as governor of Kansas to take the helm of Department of Health and Human Services to Janet Napolitano's resignation halfway through her second term as governor of Arizona in favor of heading Homeland Security during the Obama administration, many leaders have elected to head to Washington.
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Sen. James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.) is poised to take the helm of the powerful Senate Armed Services Committee following the death of Chairman John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE (R-Ariz.).
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