board chairman

By 1969 he was president of the company and in 1975 its board chairman.

His son, Charles, took over as board chairman and is president of the company.

She has been trying to improve the situation, the board chairman said.

He retired as president and became board chairman five years ago.

Not everyone will agree with this statement by the company's board chairman.

In 1967 he became president, chief executive officer and board chairman.

He was president and board chairman until retiring in 1982.

Then the water board chairman held out a potential carrot.

He served as owner, president, and board chairman for the team.

He served as the synagogue's board chairman for the last 15 years.

Nicholas Fish, the community board chairman, has not changed his mind.

The company said it had abolished the position of board chairman.

The water board chairman raised his voice to be heard over the chatter.

The company's founder retired as board chairman that same year.

Their board chairman himself met me and my guards at the elevator.

He was elected president in 1960 and took the additional post of board chairman three years later.

How come the big jump from office boy to board chairman?"

The public relations director turned her most feminine smile on the board chairman.

The board chairman held the whistle in his hands now, and still it blew by itself.

He became executive vice president and chief of staff to the board chairman before retiring in 1982.

He advanced through the ranks of the business to become assistant to the board chairman.

"The time has come to take a stand," a local school board chairman who was running for state superintendent of education proclaimed.

James Marcus, the board chairman, has been mentioned as a candidate.

He served as board chairman from 1988 to 1990.

He was chief executive from 1952 to 1973 and board chairman from 1967 to 1977.