Since taking the helm in 1991, he's cultivated a .
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Before taking the helm at Exxon, Woods ran Exxon's refining operations.
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Ms. Spar, 53, is taking the helm at a delicate moment.
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Nollen said his clients' opinions of her taking the helm were mixed.
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Here's what we might expect with Gottlieb taking the helm at FDA.
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Paul was taking the helm as leader, and becoming a standout singer-songwriter.
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Since taking the helm in 2015 Mr Pichai has stepped up Google's Chinese activities.
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Since taking the helm, Marshall has been focused on hiring a diverse executive team.
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One of Mr Nadella's most important acts after taking the helm was to deprioritise Windows.
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Seidman was chief executive of OkCupid for two years before taking the helm at Tinder.
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Corbat set the original targets in March 2013, shortly after taking the helm of Citigroup.
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Intel's CEO has been extremely bullish about forward facing technologies since taking the helm in 2013.
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Friday's results mark Sloan's first major test since taking the helm less than 48 hours ago.
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Jude Law will return as Dr. John Watson, with Rocketman director Dexter Fletcher taking the helm.
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Since taking the helm, Vitale has continued to fight an uphill battle for the struggling retailer.
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In a blunt inaugural speech since taking the helm of the global crisis lender on Oct.
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Much has been said about Edward Enninful taking the helm as British Vogue's new editor-in-chief.
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The shakeup marks Duperreault's first major restructuring action after taking the helm of the company in May.
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HE IS JOINED EXCLUSIVELY BY GOLDMAN SACHS CEO DAVID SOLOMON THE FIRST INTERVIEW SINCE TAKING THE HELM.
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She's also directed, taking the helm in shows like Devious Maids, Jane the Virgin and Black-ish.
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Since taking the helm almost six years ago, Corbat has struggled to get Citigroup's profit engine humming.
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Shortly after taking the helm, Flannery pledged to shareholders that he would sell $23 billion in assets.
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Shortly after taking the helm, Munoz suffered a heart attack and received a transplant in January 2016.
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And for the first time in decades, a leftist could be taking the helm of the nation.
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Much has been said about Edward Enninful taking the helm as British Vogue' s new editor-in-chief.
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The new adventure brings the anti-Nazi resistance to the '80s with Blazowicz's twin daughters taking the helm.
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Flannery, 56, was appointed August 20173, taking the helm from Jeff Immelt as the conglomerate's stock fell steadily.
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Today, Meetup has announced that David Siegel will be taking the helm at the 16-year-old company.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao Chao is taking the helm of the administration's efforts on a national rebuilding program.
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Here are the new CEOs taking the helm of some of the biggest retail brands in the US.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence was put in charge of the transition team, taking the helm from Gov.
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Palette announced that Pink Pistols and Operation Blazing Swords were merging operations, and that she'd be taking the helm.
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Since taking the helm, Giancarlo has made his ambitions clear to refocus and reinterpret the mission of the regulator.
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In his first interview since taking the helm as Nike's CEO, they will discuss what's next for the company.
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The Pirates may have boarded the ship of state, but they are a long way from taking the helm.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - In his first major management reshuffle since taking the helm of Brazil's Banco Bradesco SA (BBDC4.
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But since taking the helm last year, Khosrowshahi has been rushing to remake the company in his own image.
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Flannery was appointed CEO in August 2017, taking the helm from Jeff Immelt as the conglomerate's stock fell steadily.
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Tidal's executive team has remained in flux, with three different CEOs taking the helm in less than a year.
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O'Malley first voiced interest in taking the helm of the DNC three days after Trump became the president-elect.
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Interim executives are taking the helm at Thyssen after CEO Heinrich Hiesinger and Chairman Ulrich Lehner resigned in July.
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If she ends up taking the helm, she would become the first woman to run a major US bank.
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Since taking the helm of Santander Brasil in September 2015, Rial has focused on growing interest and fee income.
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Li became one of the few women to head a major energy company after taking the helm in 2014.
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Although Mr. Swan is taking the helm when Intel is financially strong, it faces many questions about its future.
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In his first interview since taking the helm last year, Van de Put told CNBC that Mondelez is undervalued.
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Industry outsider Hackett succeeded Mark Fields, who had risen through the ranks at the automaker before taking the helm.
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The possibility of Maloney taking the helm has led to some other members quietly floating other candidates, including Connolly.
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A big thanks to the always-delightful Matt Flegenheimer for taking the helm while I was off last week.
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She began her design career at Calvin Klein and Gucci before taking the helm at British label Chloé in 2011.
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Since taking the helm at Gucci at the beginning of 2015, designer Alessandro Michele has singlehandedly transformed the fashion industry.
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Flannery, 56, was appointed CEO in August 2017, taking the helm from Jeff Immelt as the conglomerate's stock fell steadily.
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Zuma himself engineered the ouster of former President Thabo Mbeki in 2008 shortly after taking the helm of the ANC.
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He even openly expressed his interest in taking the helm at either Ford or General Motors while working at Renault.
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After two movies, this successful franchise is now doing a prequel with director Matthew Vaughn once again taking the helm.
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Among the worst actions taken to date are: The consequences of Wheeler officially taking the helm of EPA are grave.
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Just four months after taking the helm as CEO of Chipotle Mexican Grill, Brian Niccol is scoring big with investors.
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Waight Keller began her design career at Calvin Klein and Gucci before taking the helm at British label Chloé in 2011.
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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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" On the hardest part of taking the helm of a high-profile organization: "I've always been the person behind the candidate.
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Since taking the helm two years ago, Rial made clear his main goal was to raise bank's profitability and market share.
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Six days after taking the helm at City Hall he contemplated traveling to speak at the Ohio Democratic Party's annual dinner.
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He is also eyeing a creative endeavor, whether it is taking the helm of an existing brand or starting his own.
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What he found, upon taking the helm at Color of Change, was that such a strategy wasn't suitable for contemporary black activism.
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Since taking the helm over a year ago, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has been rushing to remake the company in his own image.
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Since taking the helm of the brand last summer, Chiuri has made feminism a central message of her creative vision for Dior.
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His chances of taking the helm would rise if he helps steer a smooth exit from the ultra-loose policy, analysts say.
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Since taking the helm, Kraninger has decided to keep the old name (perhaps largely driven by the tremendous cost of changing it).
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A decade after taking the helm at Google he handed the reins of the company to Mr. Page and became executive chairman.
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Since taking the helm in August 2015, the soft-spoken executive has taken expenses out of the business and refreshed the stores' assortment.
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McCall, who worked for newspaper publisher Guardian Media Group before taking the helm at easyJet in 2010, will start at ITV on Jan.
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There's little the worried minority Democrats can do to block Pompeo from taking the helm at the agency — but they can draw blood.
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Since taking the helm at Foggy Bottom, Tillerson has been slow and methodical in learning the building and acquainting himself with bureaucratic Washington.
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Mr. Gutfreund (pronounced "GOOD-friend") started to shake up the firm and its industry within three years of taking the helm in 1978.
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The current government was elected in 2013, taking the helm of a country that has bounced between civilian-led governments and military rule.
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"His kindness, generosity and care will live on in the Peter Mayhew Foundation with Angie taking the helm as his voice," his family said.
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The bank has doubled down on that strategy under Solomon, who started a "front-to-back" operational review after taking the helm in October.
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MI) CEO Sergio Marchionne lacked engineering experience and ran a Swiss testing and certification firm before taking the helm at Fiat, while Ford's (F.
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Less than two years after taking the helm at Lands' End, high-fashion CEO Federica Marchionni is exiting her post, the retailer said Monday.
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Masri has since taking the helm at Arab Bank in 2012 helped boost confidence in one of the Arab world's largest private financial institutions.
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Cook has frequently traveled to China since taking the helm of Apple five years ago, but his latest visit comes during a critical period.
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After taking the helm of McDonald's in 2015, Easterbrook led a turnaround of the company, leading the value of its stock to nearly double.
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Since taking the helm in July 2015, CEO Robbins has emphasized growth areas such as the cloud, Internet of Things and cybersecurity through acquisitions.
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Other children, however, have had to prove themselves to their parents before even being hired at the family firm, let alone taking the helm.
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra has been working to overhaul the company, which employs more than 200,53 people, since taking the helm in 2014.
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In particular, Democrats want to know whether or not Whitaker gave any pledges to the president prior to taking the helm of the DOJ.
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Hodler, speaking at the bank's first major corporate event since taking the helm in November, said he would drive forward the bank's growth strategy.
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Since taking the helm at Disney in 2005, Iger has overseen the acquisitions of Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm, which includes the "Star Wars" franchise.
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Barrasso, who also serves on the Republican leadership team, has held half a dozen infrastructure hearings since taking the helm of EPW this year.
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He would be taking the helm of a team that had shown the talent, but failed to achieve the postseason heights expected of them.
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Before taking the helm at Brazil's Central Bank in 2016, Goldfajn had been chief economist at Brazil's largest private lender, Itau Unibanco Holding SA .
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Defense Secretary James Mattis on Wednesday hailed NATO as a "fundamental bedrock" in his first alliance meeting since taking the helm of the Pentagon.
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Maduro has faced constant international pressure and dwindling public support since taking the helm of the ruling United Socialist Party of Venezuela in 2013.
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Esper emphasized diplomacy over military action as he briefed reporters for the first time since taking the helm of the U.S. military on Monday.
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A softer stance on climate change Tillerson has worked to soften ExxonMobil's stance on climate change since taking the helm of the company in 2006.
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Still, Grossman, who spent about a decade as CEO of Home Shopping Network before taking the helm at WW in 2017, believes in the brand.
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Hiesinger pushed back against investor criticism that he has been slow to overhaul the company, which employs 160,000 workers, since taking the helm in 2011.
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"Ergo is on a solid path," Joachim Wenning told shareholders at Munich Re's annual general meeting, a day before taking the helm as chief executive.
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Tisci's next move is rumored to be taking the helm at Versace, but the brand's reps declined to comment to Refinery29 about the speculative appointment.
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Before taking the helm, Johnson served as Starbucks' COO, an executive at Microsoft and the CEO of Juniper Networks, a cloud and network solutions company.
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Lagarde has directed the IMF since 2011, taking the helm of the international lender as the global economy struggled to rebuild after the 2008 recession.
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After taking the helm in April, Rowe instigated the latest in a long line of recovery strategies for M&S's underperforming clothing and homewares business.
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His ramped-up presence comes after taking the helm of the Business Roundtable, a lobbying group that represents CEOs of large U.S. companies, in December.
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Ms. Whittaker previously appeared in the British crime drama "Broadchurch," whose creator, Chris Chibnall, will also be taking the helm of "Doctor Who" next year.
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Before taking the helm at Exxon, Woods ran Exxon's refining operations and earlier in his career was a senior executive in its global chemicals unit.
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Current Chief Executive Patrik Gisel, who worked with Vincenz for years before taking the helm in 2015, has also come under pressure from the probe.
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Since taking the helm in 2011 Stuart Gulliver has reversed the empire-building that took place in the 2000s to refocus the bank on financing trade.
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Pradelli, 50, said the BSI integration was on track and that he was "honored to be taking the helm at EFG at this very important moment".
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"These contracts are bullet-proof," said Joaquin Coldwell, who served as chairman of the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party before taking the helm of the energy ministry.
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He ended up taking the helm of the campaign when Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's previous campaign manager, was fired after repeatedly clashing with the candidate's children.
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In an interview with The Roanoke Times in 1991, Dr. Hahn described taking the helm of Virginia Polytechnic and glimpsing the vast potential beneath its surface.
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Young is discussing taking the helm of the Senate GOP campaign arm after helping Republicans keep their majority two years ago by defeating former Democratic Sen.
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Aaron Vermut, CEO of Prosper, got experience earlier in his career at Wells Fargo before taking the helm of the lending startup from his father, Steve.
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Soon after taking the helm, Weimer announced that he would review the company's strategy and last month Deutsche Boerse outlined the broad cornerstones of its plans.
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Since taking the helm in May 2017, Mr. Hackett has outlined broad cost-reduction goals, but has stopped short of explaining how they will be achieved.
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A former Democrat, Mr. Ross, 79, divested a significant portion of his holdings to avoid conflicts of interest before taking the helm of the Commerce Department.
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Mnuchin has used CFIUS aggressively since taking the helm of the Treasury Department in 2017, blocking the sale of several U.S. tech companies to Chinese firms.
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After telling allies he'd be a champion for public lands, those same groups say he's gone back on his word since taking the helm at Interior.
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Mr. Manafort worked for more than a decade for Russian-leaning political organizations in Ukraine before taking the helm of the Trump campaign over the summer.
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The Labour-led coalition government, has introduced a number of restrictions on inbound investment, in line with its election promises, since taking the helm in October.
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New CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has been preoccupied since taking the helm at Uber with figuring out whether self-driving cars are worth the investment, according to Bloomberg.
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Xiao, 57, became chairman of the CSRC in the leadership churn when President Xi Jinping came into power, taking the helm of the regulator in March 2013.
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Since then, they've been more or less jointly ruling the North, with Sansa taking the helm while Jon courts much-needed alliances to fight the Night King.
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Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto with González Anaya, who had headed the government's Social Security Institute before taking the helm of the national oil and gas company.
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Patel has largely stayed out of the limelight since taking the helm of the RBI in September 2016, unlike his predecessor Raghuram Rajan who gave frequent speeches.
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Kerkhoff, who was finance chief before taking the helm after Heinrich Hiesinger's sudden departure as CEO, will remain in the job until a permanent successor is found.
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Six years after taking the helm as head of HP, Meg Whitman will step down from her role as CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise in February 2018.
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Since taking the helm of Cyber Command and the N.S.A. in May, General Nakasone has said he has the authority to act against adversaries threatening American elections.
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Toop has coached at Division I schools Albany, Penn, and UConn, and was the head coach at Davidson before taking the helm at Kings Point in 2005.
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Before taking the helm at the NRDC, Suh served in the Obama administration for five years as the Interior Department's assistant secretary for policy, management and budget.
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Since taking the helm in the spring amid growing strains within the governing Social Democratic-People's Party coalition, he moved his center-right party further to the right.
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Morningstar analyst Keith Schoonmaker wrote in a client note that changes matched Harrison's record at Canadian railroads he turned around before taking the helm at CSX in March.
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He was well established within Starbucks before taking the helm, too, having joined the board of directors in 2009 and becoming president and chief operating officer in 2015.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sonel Breslav, the founder of Blonde Art Books and the BABZ Fair, is taking the helm of Printed Matter's fairs and editions.
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After graduating from Harvard and, following his father's imprisonment, taking the helm of the family real estate business, Jared Kushner moved both himself and the company to Manhattan.
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The Saturday Profile SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Before taking the helm of this city's opera house, John Neschling wielded the maestro's baton in European venues from Lisbon to Vienna.
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Since taking the helm at Barclays in December 2015, Chief Executive Jes Staley has streamlined the bank into a transatlantic lender focused on the United States and Britain.
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Since taking the helm of E.P.A., Mr. Pruitt has barnstormed the country, meeting with farmers, coal miners and local leaders and promising an end to his predecessor's regulatory approach.
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Since taking the helm last year, Chief Executive Joseph Papa has been trying to regain investor confidence after the company came under investigation over its accounting and pricing practices.
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Within weeks of taking the helm of CP, Creel appointed John Brooks as the railroad's first chief marketing officer since 2014, to help focus on customers and profitable growth.
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Soon after taking the helm in 2015, Berlin announced a billion-euro investment in a new factory in Malaysia that would produce LED chips for the general lighting market.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday praised Macy's Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Gennette for the shakeup he brought to the department store chain since taking the helm 14 months ago.
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Ahlander had been retired for all of 14 days, but when asked to come down and take a look at the Viking longboat, he couldn't resist taking the helm.
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Since taking the helm this year, Elliott has rejigged key leadership teams and has said ANZ would shift focus to areas where growth is faster and returns are attractive.
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Pruitt's acknowledgment of the science comes after a year after taking the helm of the agency, during which time he has worked diligently to rollback critical public health safeguards.
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Yes, he made $23 million last year, but since taking the helm at the investment bank from Lloyd Blankfein in October 2018, he's been eschewing Wall Street's stuffy ways.
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Less than a year after taking the helm as CEO of Chipotle Mexican Grill, Brian Niccol is still scoring big with investors, fueling the burrito chain's best year since 2013.
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Captain Wendy Williams will be taking the helm of the Scarlet Lady in Spring of 2020, becoming the first Canadian woman to captain a ship for a major cruise line.
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Herbalife (HLF) said CEO Richard Goudis is stepping down after the discovery of comments he made before taking the helm in 2017 that are contrary to the company's business practices.
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"The consumer increasingly cares about sustainability," Nike CEO John Donahoe told CNBC's Sara Eisen on Wednesday, marking his first television interview since taking the helm at the retailer last month.
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Public Knowledge, a prominent D.C.-based public interest group that works tech and telecom issues, announced Monday that the group's chief lobbyist Chris Lewis is taking the helm as CEO.
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It follows an organizational reshuffle last month which saw AI product development split up from Google's search efforts, and veteran Googler Jeff Dean taking the helm of the new division.
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Kellyanne Conway is considering taking the helm of the external political operation that will support Donald Trump during his tenure as president, according to sources familiar with the private deliberations.
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Taking the helm of the despairing party in 2008, Mr Muscat ditched the party's Euroscepticism and dirigisme for a focus on social mobility, education and getting more women into work.
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Lombard, a former advisor in Socialist governments in the 1990s, rose through the ranks of BNP Paribas bank before taking the helm of the Italian insurer's French business in 2013.
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Since taking the helm last year, Cryan has been working to refocus the bank and settle a slew of legal and regulatory troubles that have cost it billions of euros.
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Kasper Rorsted, on his first visit to China since taking the helm in September, said adidas' margin in Greater China of 35 percent last year would "stabilize and slightly decline".
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Mr. Pruitt, before taking the helm of the E.P.A., was the attorney general of Oklahoma and served two terms as chairman of RAGA, the Republican network for state attorneys general.
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A former Uber employee who entered the spotlight after penning a scathing blog post on the ride-hailing company's treatment of women is taking the helm of a new publication.
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Gerrish, who recently joined the Trump administration, will maintain his role at the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) while taking the helm of the 84-year-old agency.
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Citigroup, the fourth-largest U.S. bank, fell short of goals Corbat set in 2013, shortly after taking the helm, for return on assets, return on tangible common equity and operating efficiency.
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The combined company will be two-thirds owned by Standard Life's shareholders, however, management positions would be more evenly split with Skeoch and his counterpart at Aberdeen jointly taking the helm.
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Since taking the helm of Planned Parenthood in November, Dr. Leana Wen has been surprised to hear one question come up again and again: Why is a doctor doing advocacy work?
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"We don't want to come under the wing of a certain manufacturer," Bunsei Kure told a news conference, his first media appearance after taking the helm of the company on Tuesday.
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Since taking the helm of Santander Brasil in September 2015, he set as a top priority cutting Santander Brasil's profitability gap with rivals Itaú Unibanco Holding SA and Banco Bradesco SA .
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It will be only Pruitt's second appearance before a congressional oversight panel in the year since taking the helm of the EPA, and Democrats want to make the most of it.
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In taking the helm, he will become a crucial steward of journalism at a time of widespread mistrust in the media, fueled by a president who delights in attacking the press.
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Within weeks of taking the helm, Baumann broke cover on Bayers interest in Monsanto, enjoying unwavering support from Wenning throughout the tortuous negotiations and also as Roundup lawsuits piled in later.
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Soon after taking the helm at state in April, Pompeo named Brechbuhl—who was born in Switzerland and raised in Garden City, New York—to the high-ranking role of counselor.
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Since taking the helm, Niccol has unveiled a strategy to woo consumers back to the troubled burrito chain with a focus on new menu items and faster mobile and online orders.
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As a result of the pair's exit, the filming of Solo: A Star Wars Story continued until October at Pinewood Studios in London, with Ron Howard taking the helm as director.
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Since taking the helm in 1.153, Chief Executive Officer Bob Bakish has focused on a turnaround plan, which includes improving programming at its cable TV networks and improving relations with distributors.
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Since taking the helm from Marni's founder, Consuelo Castiglioni, who started the label in 1994, he's upheld the Milanese house's reputation for explosive floral prints and prim but off-kilter silhouettes.
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Since taking the helm in May 2017, Profumo has managed to turn around the core helicopter division, which last year contributed to a 5% rise in group revenue to 12.4 billion euros.
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Bank of America Corp CEO Brian Moynihan's compensation surged 25 percent to $20 million, his biggest payday since taking the helm of the bank in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
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But in Britain, Theresa May has already become the second woman to break through the glass ceiling, taking the helm after David Cameron stepped down and becoming Britain's second female prime minister.
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Chief Executive Martin Zielke, who has been working on the plan since taking the helm in May, was due to lay out details at a news conference at 210 GMT on Friday.
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"I think the most honest thing to say about our grid is that it's weak or fragile," Puerto Rico Power Authority CEO Walt Higgins said last year, shortly after taking the helm.
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Armed with an additional $2 million in funding led by Social Leverage, Ian Rosen, co-founder of Even Financial and former general manager at MarketWatch, will be taking the helm as CEO.
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"Make no mistake — we are a nation under attack," Kelly said at George Washington University in his first major public speech since taking the helm of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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Since taking the helm in July 2015, Chief Executive Officer Chuck Robbins has added muscle to the hardware giant's growth areas such as the cloud, Internet of Things and cybersecurity through acquisitions.
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Zinke has made no secret of his love for hunting, and since taking the helm of the Interior Department he's made a number of changes to merge the passion with government policies.
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"I have started in what I would call a sweet spot for any governor to turn up in," Orr told reporters in his first press conference since taking the helm in March.
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The executive was renowned in the industry for his ability to save struggling freight railroads, having spent years reforming two of Canada's largest railways before taking the helm at CSX in March.
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Parker has a wealth of experience — he's been in the CEO role at a major U.S. airline for more than 18 years, taking the helm of America West days before the Sept.
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The deal is the latest move in a string of disposals that UniCredit's boss Jean-Pierre Mustier has embarked upon since taking the helm of Italy's biggest bank by assets in 13.
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Since taking the helm in April 2016, Joseph Papa has been trying to rebuild the company's business and regain investor confidence after a flurry of investigations into its accounting and pricing practices.
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But the stock in Japan Tobacco was one of about a dozen new investments she made in the months after taking the helm of the agency, according to documents obtained by POLITICO.
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The pound was steady on the day at $1.2287, ahead of British Prime Minister Theresa May's first European Union summit since taking the helm following Britain's June 23 vote to exit the bloc.
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Prior to taking the helm at SAP NS2, Testoni served as president of SAP Public Services, where he grew SAP's U.S. government business at all levels by 30 percent in just two years.
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Since taking the helm last year, Cryan has been working to refocus the bank and settle a slew of legal and regulatory troubles that have cost it billions of euros in recent years.
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One of his priorities since taking the helm has been to decentralize power and reform the command-and-control structure that was prevalent under former bosses Martin Winterkorn and Ferdinand Piech, Mueller said.
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As the party undergoes a facelift after last year's disastrous election, some DNC members and fundraisers say Perez hasn't done enough to improve fundraising or build enthusiasm since taking the helm in February.
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Since taking the helm in 2014, Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi has refocused the company on finding more oil and gas with a preference for projects that are lower cost and faster to market.
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After taking the helm of the NSA in the wake of the Edward Snowden leaks, Rogers has not done enough to beef up security within the spy agency, the Pentagon chief reportedly believes.
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Following the defeat of several populist political movements in elections in 2017, such as in France and the Netherlands, there are fewer fears about the prospect of anti-euro politicians taking the helm.
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Looney is taking the helm at BP at a time when oil companies are under pressure from investors to meet the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement and reduce carbon emissions from operations.
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Carlson, who is taking the helm at Veoneer and leaving his position at Autoliv, said more than $600 million of Veoneer's $1.1 billion order intake referred to the fast-growing active safety segment.
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While Bristow moved fast to reorganize Barrick since taking the helm last month, Newmont CEO Gary Goldberg has said he will retire at the end of 2019 after, he hopes, the Goldcorp deal closes.
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STOCKHOLM, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Telia Chief Executive Johan Dennelind has handed in his resignation and will leave the company in 2020, having transformed the Nordic telecoms group's strategy since taking the helm in 2013.
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Sarkozy had done little to conceal his desire to return to power since taking the helm of France's main right-wing party in late 2014, but two months ago trailed Juppe in opinion polls.
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Five years ago this week, Apple CEO Tim Cook was handed an unenviable task — taking the helm of the company from terminally ill founder Steve Jobs, one of the iconic personalities of the age.
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The details: This is one of the first major Medicaid waivers approved under Seema Verma, who helped engineer several other states' waiver applications before taking the helm at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European Commissioner Guenther Oettinger is in favor of a French person taking the helm at the European Central Bank when President Mario Draghi's term expires in October 2019, a German newspaper reported.
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Purdue Chief Executive Officer Craig Landau has cut hundreds of jobs, stopped marketing opioids to physicians and moved the company toward developing medications for sleep disorders and cancer since taking the helm in 2017.
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Microsoft's 52-year-old chief executive officer, Satya Nadella, has proven himself a formidable leader, pushing the company to an extra $500 billion in market capitalization since he taking the helm five years ago.
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Mr. Abloh has made clear that he has his sights set on taking the helm of a major fashion house; those currently crowned, in the words of Mr. West, had better watch the throne.
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Before his speech, he announced that he would be taking the helm of My Faith Votes, a nonpartisan organization with a mission of mobilizing Christians who are registered voters to go to the polls.
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Drew said at the time of the change that he was "very disappointed" the team had yet to restructure his contract and had hoped for guarantees before taking the helm of a rebuilding team.
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Since taking the helm in April 2016, Chief Executive Joseph Papa has been trying to rebuild the company's business and regain investor confidence following a flurry of investigations into its accounting and pricing practices.
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Looking for friendlier counterweights to the United States, Mr. Kim made his first trip to Russia since taking the helm of his country and seeking to cultivate ties that date to the Soviet era.
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The GOP would much rather dream of a Republican president taking the helm in 2017 so that Antonin Scalia, the court's 30-year veteran conservative, could be replaced with someone of the same ideological flavour.
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Deutsche Bank had been weighing a few options for a new CEO, even approaching Goldman Sachs international chief Richard Gnodde to ask if he would be interested in taking the helm, CNBC reported last month.
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Since taking the helm at Goldman in October, Solomon has overseen a review of the bank's businesses to identify areas where it can grow to reach a goal of generating $5 billion in new revenue.
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Presenting his seven-year program after taking the helm at Consob, Mario Nava, a former European Commission senior official, said Italian households were expected to continue to cut back on their traditionally large bond holdings.
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He questioned Mr. Mueller's investigation of the president for obstruction of justice early on in a 19-page legal memo he volunteered to the administration, even before taking the helm at the Department of Justice.
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Presenting his seven-year programme after taking the helm at Consob, Mario Nava, a former European Commission senior official, said Italian households were expected to continue to cut back on their traditionally large bond holdings.
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SANCTIONS FACTOR Looney is taking the helm at BP at a time when oil companies are under pressure from investors to meet the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement and reduce carbon emissions from operations.
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This documentary tells his life story, which involved not only high style and tasteful indulgence but also serving in World War II and taking the helm of Fiat as Italy was still recovering from war.
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As an Indian woman who kickstarted her career in 1980's corporate America, she had to fight for years to make herself seen before famously taking the helm as PepsiCo's first female CEO in 2006.
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Since taking the helm in June, Goldfajn has struck a tough tone in an attempt to recover the central bank's inflation-battling credentials after the bank has failed for years to curb inflation to its goal.
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He developed a particular attachment to one of these concepts — Ratio, a software company that builds products for making complex, archaic markets simpler and more efficient — and ended up taking the helm as the company's CEO.
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CEO Jonas Samuelson is now moving to modernize Electrolux's global production footprint along the same lines as he did as head of the group's European arm before taking the helm of the group early last year.
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Why it matters: Uber's executive team has several empty roles waiting to be filled, and this is Khosrowshahi's second major hire since taking the helm in September after a tumultuous year of revelations about Uber's culture.
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He said that his focus would be on new technologies after taking over from CEO Bock, who by contrast had been the company's finance chief before taking the helm and has a background in business administration.
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The company then announced last month that it had hired a former Amazon exec, Brian Donato, to become the start-up's chief supply chain officer, taking the helm of Rent the Runway's logistics and customer service.
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Still, Mr. Sharon said it was surprising when he got a call in 2016 from Katharina Wagner, the composer's great-granddaughter and co-director of the Bayreuth Festival, about taking the helm at the famed event.
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Walden had a successful tenure at the National Republican Congressional Committee, serving as deputy under then-Chairman Pete Sessions of Texas in the 2010 and 2012 cycles before taking the helm for the next four years.
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Li Li Leung, a vice president of the N.B.A., was named president and chief executive of U.S.A. Gymnastics on Tuesday, taking the helm of a federation in chaos in the wake of a sexual-abuse scandal.
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Shortly after taking the helm three years ago, Pichai mapped a new strategy for places such as India: More services tailored to locals; more marketing on radio, billboards and TV; more local staff and start-up investment.
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Gisel, who worked with Vincenz for years before taking the helm in 2015, had also come under pressure from the probe, but had ruled out stepping down in March Reporting by Silke Koltrowitz; Editing by Sunil Nair
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Before taking the helm at the Economy Ministry, de Guindos worked as a head of the financial sector in PricewaterhouseCoopers in Madrid and as head of Nomura Securities and Lehman Brothers in the Iberian peninsular before that.
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Fitzgerald has consistently faced questions about financial conflicts of interest, and those questions intensified yesterday after Politico reported that she had purchased stock in tobacco companies after taking the helm at the country's top public health agency.
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Deutsche Bank approached Goldman Sachs international chief Richard Gnodde to ask if he would be interested in taking the helm of the German lender, but the executive turned it down, according to a source close to him.
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These include Dorothee Blessing and Conor Hillery who will become co-heads of investment banking in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and Fernando Rivas who is taking the helm of the same unit in North America.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Since taking the helm of the U.S. top commodities and derivatives regulator, Christopher Giancarlo has made his ambitions clear to refocus and reinterpret the mission of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
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Since taking the helm nine months ago, Greene has been in hot pursuit of Google's rivals, and her team is getting particularly aggressive on price as a way to potentially lure some of the biggest enterprises, sources said.
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Since taking the helm Mr. Tornare has dipped into Mr. Biver's playbook, introducing a number of mainstream ambassadors to Zenith, including the American rapper and record producer Swizz Beatz and the Hong Kong actor and singer Eason Chan.
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Champion of human rights On taking the helm as Secretary-General in 1997, Annan became a high-profile figure who championed human rights and urged the United Nations to protect civilians if their own governments turned on them.
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Nadella, who led Microsoft's cloud division before taking the helm, has aggressively invested in the company's cloud infrastructure to compete with Amazon Web Services, as well as investing in Microsoft's Office 365 suite, which vies with Google's business apps.
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Tidal's executive team has remained in flux, with three different CEOs taking the helm in less than a year and the replacement of its chief investment officer and senior vice president of artist and label relations, according to Billboard.
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Pruitt came to Washington already a controversial figure, and since taking the helm of an agency he once battled, he has faced a series of inquiries and bruising accounts of his conduct in office and use of official resources.
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Washington (CNN)An independent who changed her party affiliation after sparring with the local Democratic Party became the first elected female mayor of Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, taking the helm of a city known for its deep blue ties.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called his counterparts from Mexico and Canada in some of his first exchanges with foreign leaders since taking the helm of the State Department on Thursday, a State Department official said.
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Since taking the helm in July, Chief Executive Officer Marvin Ellison has replaced nearly the entire merchandising team to get more in-demand products on shelves as the company tries to close the gap with larger rival Home Depot Inc.
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Gove, who challenged May for the leadership of the centre-right Conservative party, was criticised by some for appearing to scupper former London mayor and now Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson's chances of taking the helm by launching his own bid.
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Within months of taking the helm, he opened the company's research and development center in Palo Alto, saying the automaker wanted to be "part of the conversation" in an area rich with tech talent and engineers working on autonomous-drive vehicles.
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Since taking the helm in June 13, Winters has announced plans to axe more than 15,000 jobs, closed the bank's stock trading business and overhauled its management team as he seeks to restore a slimmed-down StanChart to growing profitability.
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" Simon, who has also had to cope with Maria Sharapova's positive doping test and increased scrutiny on match fixing since taking the helm of the women's tour last fall, said his first year on the job "certainly hasn't been boring.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Vlatko Andonovski was vaulted into one of the most coveted positions in women's soccer on Monday, taking the helm of the United States women's national team in the wake of their record-extending fourth World Cup victory.
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Since taking the helm of the State Department in February, Tillerson, the former CEO of ExxonMobil, has initiated a self-imposed hiring freeze and has spoken enthusiastically about a "redesign" of the department intended to bring it into the current century.
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Industry sources said the OPEC exit bore the hallmarks of a CEO who has aggressively streamlined QP since taking the helm in 2014, merging subsidiaries and laying off thousands of employees to refocus on one thing: producing even more gas.
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Since taking the helm of the museum in 2012, he has helped raise $65 million for the center, bringing glossy upgrades to its main campus in the affluent Buckhead neighborhood, but also a fresh emphasis on diversity and historical nuance.
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Anton's departure comes amid a series of changes at the National Security Council, including former United States Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton taking the helm on Monday after H.R. McMaster stepped down as Trump's top national security adviser.
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Since taking the helm about six years ago, CEO Mary Barra has followed a strategy that might be referred to as one of strategic retrenchment, abandoning a number of once-critical markets, including Western Europe, India and, most recently, Russia.
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But the new president and chairman taking the helm are political appointees without aviation experience and several executives told Reuters the airline needs to adjust to a market where the good times of having a near-monopoly at home are long over.
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"This is a continuation of the work that I've done for almost four decades," says Borders of taking the helm of the organization, launched in January by women working in film, television and theater to help achieve gender equality in the workplace.
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And although fans have been disappointed by many recent reboots (RoboCop, Total Recall) and attempts by Scott to revisit his earlier work (Prometheus), the fact that Sicario director Denis Villeneuve is taking the helm of the sequel has given them (read: us) hope.
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One year after taking the helm at J.C. Penney (JCP) Marvin Ellison sits down with analysts today near the department store's home turf in Texas to talk transformation, consumer challenges, and what's in store for the future at the 114-year-old retailer.
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The CEO has axed more than 600 management jobs and sought to reduce production times and costs since taking the helm last July, as part of a drive to increase efficiency at a company traditionally viewed as a symbol of British engineering might.
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Whoever ends up taking the helm of Uber will not only have to fix its broken culture, but will also have to deal with the fallout of Waymo's allegations over the use of proprietary self-driving technology, which is vital to Uber's future.
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CEO Mark Cutifani has won plaudits for his stewardship since taking the helm in 2013, though his strategic ability has been questioned in some quarters despite Anglo shares climbing around 12 percent last year, outperforming London-listed peers including Glencore and Rio Tinto.
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It also would have been customary for Mr. Suneja, who had flown with Lion Air for seven years, to have received training before taking the helm of the new model, to learn how it differed from previous versions of the workhorse 737 jet.
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Shortly after taking the helm of the department in March 2017, he had a secret meeting with Robert Murray, head of the coal company Murray Energy, and then called for a controversial study into the reliability and vulnerability of the US electric grid.
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Chief Executive Steve Easterbrook has made many changes since taking the helm three years ago, including eliminating artificial preservatives from the company's popular McNuggets, slimming down its Happy Meal menus for children and reversing traffic declines with help from all-day breakfast.
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Stamper, who was a policeman in San Diego for 28 years before taking the helm in Seattle in 1994, recalled when California Highway Patrol officer Craig Peyer was convicted of the on-duty killing of student Cara Knott after a traffic stop.
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Since taking the helm last July, Ellison has set his sights on closing the gap with Home Depot Inc by making changes to Lowe's supply chain and hiring specialized merchandising teams to ensure that more in-demand products were available for a longer period.
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" Turnbull, who is making his first trip to the United States since taking the helm in September, said he urged the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday to encourage Congress to support the TPP which he said "is much more than a trade deal.
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Recording Academy Chief Executive and President Deborah Dugan was placed on leave just five months after taking the helm as the organization's first female president and pledging to bring more diversity to the body, whose members vote on the highest prizes in the music industry.
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Shanahan previously served as deputy secretary before taking the helm after James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE resigned in December.
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Arguably the most dominant voice in fashion – both within and outside the industry – everything Michele has presented since taking the helm in 2015 has been a resounding success, both in influence and from a business perspective (Gucci has doubled its revenue over the past four years).
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Mariss Jansons, a renowned conductor who brought new distinction to orchestras in Oslo and Pittsburgh before taking the helm of two of Europe's finest ensembles, the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra of Munich and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam, died on Sunday in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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Shortly after taking the helm of the Department of Health and Human Services, Secretary Tom Price invited the nation's governors to use an Affordable Care Act (ACA) provision to seek administrative waivers to allow states to craft their own strategies for meeting certain terms of the ACA.
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McMaster, the head of the Army Capabilities Integration Center, will become one of Trump's top national security and foreign policy advisers, taking the helm of the White House's National Security Council, which was left rudderless after Flynn was forced to resign after just 24 days on the job.
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He was a teenager when his father opened Junior's Restaurant there in 1950, and he worked alongside him — before taking the helm himself — as the restaurant grew to become one of New York City's most famous, a 17,000-square-foot neighborhood fixture known for its signature cheesecake and red-and-white menus.
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Among them were Paul Cavaco, whose family has Spanish and Cuban roots, and who was a founder of KCD, the fashion production and public relations megalith, and the creative director of Allure; and Karla Martinez de Salas, who was a W fashion editor before taking the helm of Vogue Mexico and Latin America.
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Lucille Roybal-AllardLucille Roybal-AllardDHS wants to shift money to immigration enforcement: report Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), who had never chaired an appropriations subcommittee before taking the helm of the Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee last month.
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Arguably, more important than world leaders taking the helm is the international commitment to provide the tools, training and guidance necessary to support the discipline of nonviolence, capitalize on the determination and energy of these movements, and build in greater systems of accountability There is much cause for alarm with the current turn toward authoritarianism.
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The fact that Google didn't have these certifications before shows that it maybe wasn't all that serious about getting enterprise customers on its cloud platform (or didn't understand them) — but with former VMware CEO Diane Greene taking the helm of Google's cloud businesses, it's now making an aggressive play to get enterprises to adopt its platform and services.
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"All of this is new to me," intones the Doctor in a voiceover, "New faces, new worlds, new times," — a fitting sentiment, given that the long-running British sci-fi show is entering an entirely new era: along with Whittaker beginning her run as the Doctor, Chris Chibnall is taking the helm behind the scenes as the new showrunnner.
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While Wheeler hasn't created any major controversies since taking the helm of the EPA July 9, Democrats still expect to press him on a number of issues, including recent meetings he's held with former energy industry clients — something he promised in an interview with Bloomberg that he wouldn't do — and his approach to regulatory rollbacks proposed by Pruitt.
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Trump removed Tillerson on Tuesday and announced CIA Director Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE would be taking the helm of the State Department.
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WHEN: Today, Wednesday, February 5, 2020 WHERE: CNBC's "Closing Bell" – Live ahead of Nike's Innovation 2020 event in New York City The following is the unofficial transcript of a CNBC EXCLUSIVE interview with Nike CEO John Donahoe and CNBC's Sara Eisen on CNBC's "Closing Bell" (M-F 203PM-5PM) today, Wednesday, February 5th, ahead of Nike's Innovation 2020 event in New York City—his first interview since taking the helm as Nike's CEO.
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Five years ago, my good friend and then-president of Midland University, Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE, told me that shortly after taking the helm as the school's 15th president, he ordered a study to be conducted to determine which personal characteristics best predicted a high school student's success at the college.
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