Not to mention, Restaurant Brands has been notoriously media shy.
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Schiller, media shy, declined to be interviewed for this piece.
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Schiller, unlike Trump, is media-shy and has declined multiple interview attempts by CNN.
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It's not traded on a stock exchange, and its executives are notoriously media shy.
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Hironaka's combative style contrasts with the low-key approach adopted by the media-shy Otsuru.
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Franzen, who's notoriously media-shy, held off on discussing the fracas at all for years.
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Hironaka's combative style contrasts with the low-key approach adopted by a media-shy Otsuru.
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Perhaps media savvy, perhaps media shy, Gökçe has managed to remain elusive on details about himself.
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Lucas has a reputation for being media-shy, according to an interviewer who described him as communicative.
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The three Kamprad brothers are media shy and have rarely given interviews, according to The Local Sweden.
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In fact, we were the only U.S. media outlet to interview the company's media-shy CEO Johnny Zhu.
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Danius said that the notoriously media-shy Dylan would not hold the traditional Nobel lecture at this point.
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Do you feel lucky that you had this opportunity to chronicle Dylan before he became more media-shy?
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Judging from North's wide smile in the video clip, it's safe to say she's not social media-shy.
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Trump, who has remained media shy, delivered some of the longest public remarks she has as first lady.
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Takizaki is deeply media-shy — so much so, in fact, that there aren't many photos around of the billionaire.
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The once media-shy Zuckerberg has given numerous interviews and took an hour-long Q&A with reporters Wednesday.
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Even Mr. Wenner's ex-wife, Jane, typically media-shy, spoke with Mr. Hagan on the record and with candor.
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While saying that she prefers to do her job away from the spotlight, Ms. Wasser is certainly not media-shy.
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The North Korea crisis dominated the somewhat rocky Asian tour of the media-shy U.S. secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson.
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But lucky for us, the social media-shy actress let everyone have a peek at her less-than-glam lip mask routine.
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The notoriously social media-shy tech giant just launched a new Instagram account to showcase some of the best photos taken with the iPhone.
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"All my life I have been media shy, I tried to stay in the background," Hoodfar said, smiling in front of dozens of journalists.
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Once social media-shy himself, James cautiously welcomed his son to the platform in May and warned "haters" to stay out of Bronny's comments.
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He is media shy; in Washington, he typically takes a back stairway to reach the chamber during votes, to avoid the usual scrum of reporters.
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It's a big change of pace for the infamously media-shy Taro, who wears a mask in public at most times to avoid showing his face.
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The German billionaires who own JAB are notoriously media-shy, and control a fortune that dates back centuries to the founding of the Benckiser chemical company.
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"I think the business can succeed without him (Sorrell)," Read, a more media-shy exec than his former boss, said, while praising the role Sorrell had played.
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The media-shy filmmaker, who sold his company Lucasfilm to Disney in 2012, didn't even show up to the premiere of Rogue One, a film he loved.
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The media-shy policymaker addressed a group of BRICS officials ahead of a meeting of the five heads of government in the Indian state of Goa this weekend.
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Solov is about as media-shy a personality as exists in American life, and despite my most plaintive efforts, he opted not to speak to me for this article.
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The private nature of the proceedings may well also have helped Democrats secure the cooperation of media-shy career government officials who have offered damaging accounts of Mr. Trump's government.
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Meanwhile, calls for unity grew in Mexico, led by Slim, a normally media-shy 76-year-old who gave a 90-minute news conference in support of the government on Friday.
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The interviews mainly focused on the fallout of that decision, but reporters also took the time to ask the media-shy Zuckerberg about data privacy and Facebook's role in election interference.
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This home-market dominance, modified in recent years with airport and foreign expansion and the Alamo and National acquisitions, is only one way that Mr. Taylor differentiated media-shy Enterprise from competitors.
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Danius said earlier this week that the notoriously media-shy Dylan would not hold the traditional Nobel lecture this weekend, but that a taped version would probably be sent at a later point.
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The media-shy Dylan finally accepted the 8 million Swedish crown ($870,000) prize for literature, after frustrating the award-giving academy with weeks of silence following the announcement of the award on Oct. 13.
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Diaz-Canel, who took office from the media-shy Raul Castro in April, has said it is important for the government to advocate for its policies online as Cubans increasingly connect to the web.
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Canada's PM isn't media-shy: he's been in Vanity Fair and GQ. His appearance in this comic wasn't officially endorsed by his office, although they also didn't stand in the way of it, said Zdarsky.
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The usually media-shy Mr. Manafort was made available to media outlets by the Trump campaign hours after his expanded role was announced in a release that placed the campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, firmly in charge.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Alan Howard, media-shy founder of Brevan Howard, has lost his top spot in the Sunday Times' list of Britain's richest hedge fund managers following a run of poor performances by his flagship fund.
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Trump has remained relatively media shy since the Justice Department tapped former FBI Director Robert Mueller to be the special counsel looking into Russia's meddling into the 2016 election and the Trump campaign's possible ties to it.
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So says Scott Hassan, the media-shy Silicon Valley billionaire who once set out to build the first fully autonomous humanoid robot, and ended up hawking what looks like a flatscreen atop two long legs with wheels.
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But much like Mr. Margiela — and unlike Mr. O'Shea — Ms. Nitsche is also a media-shy character; so much so that she declined to have any portraits of her circulated upon news of her appointment at Brioni.
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Earlier this year, media shy CEO Lampert sat down for an interview with the Chicago Tribune in which he said the retailer is "fighting like hell " to battle negative headlines and pessimism regarding Sears' ability to continue.
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The normally media-shy 33-year-old Zuckerberg has been doing a flurry of interviews on cable television, newspapers, and even a podcast to try to explain what happened and what the company is doing to fix it.
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Though he is often described as media-shy, he was featured in a string of news reports over the summer that underscored his wealth, estimated by a Norwegian business magazine at 1.7 billion kroner, or about $200 million.
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The notoriously media-shy Dylan has not yet made any comment on the 8 million crown ($900,000) prize, despite repeated attempts by award-givers the Swedish Academy to contact him since it named him as the winner on Oct. 13.
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Hassan is known for being somewhat media shy, and he declined to respond to requests for comment on what will happen with Suitable Technologies now that the only product that it has developed and released to date is getting sold.
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In a rare news conference by the generally media-shy mogul, Slim said Mexico needed to negotiate from a position of strength, noting that Trump, who he called a "great negotiator," represented a major change in how politics is conducted.
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As Italy faces critical national elections on Sunday, the media-shy internet entrepreneur, Davide Casaleggio, is the Wizard of Oz-like figure behind the tightly drawn curtain of the country's front-running Five Star Movement as it approaches real political power.
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Speaking to hundreds of the country's most powerful donors as they sipped pre-dinner wine and cocktails, the media-shy 80-year-old Koch implored his network to dig deep and settle in for what he repeatedly termed an "uphill battle" to save the country.
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Besides a single extensive interview he granted the Boston Globe's Steve Annear in 2014, he's aggressively media shy as well, claiming that if you get too famous, like John Lennon or Martin Luther King Jr., the probability of a crazy person harming you increases.
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Former White House Communications Director Hope Hicks remains a sources of intrigue to many in and outside of Washington D.C. The famously media-shy 29-year-old was once the face of the Gossip Girl spinoff series It Girl and the preteen book series The Hourglass.
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O'Rourke is not exactly media-shy (he's been on the cover of Vanity Fair, after all), but he likewise hasn't booked himself on CNN, didn't do a Texas Tribune conversation, and has been surprisingly invisible after the initial burst of attention to his announcement and impressive fundraising haul.
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The media-shy Aloul, 67, served as governor of the West Bank Palestinian city of Nablus for 10 years and as minister of labor but he is not the deputy leader of the Palestinian Authority and is therefore not seen as a certain successor as president to the 81-year-old Abbas.
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So the resultant frenzy to try to pinpoint the true source of the media-shy Leonard's supposed discontent has been nonstop, whether it is dismay with how his injury was initially diagnosed, fears that he won't be offered the most free-agent money San Antonio can give or the fact that the Spurs have done so much to mollify Aldridge.
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She is media shy and actively keeps herself away from the limelight. Vembu is married, with one child, and lives in Chennai, India.
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It has been claimed that Friedlander is "notoriously media shy". He married his wife Maria in 1958. She has been the subject of many of his portraits. Their daughter Anna is married to photographer Thomas Roma.
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Shades' cover features a silhouette of a guitar player, presumably Cale, inspired by the design of French cigarettes brand Gitanes. The notoriously media-shy singer would not use his own image on an LP cover until his 1983 album #8.
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Kawakubo is known to be quite reclusive and media shy, preferring her innovative creations to speak for themselves. Prior to 2002, Kawakubo has continued support for the use of LGBT references and cultural themes in the photography used in her advertisement and marketing campaigns promoting her clothing and accessories.
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Griffin is a member of the Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago. In 2011, Griffin donated $11 million of the $38.2 million needed to build a new chapel at the church. The modern building is called "The Gratz Center" in honor of Griffin's grandparents. Griffin is very media-shy and rarely gives interviews.
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A "glitzy figure in Singapore and abroad", Ong is married to Christina Ong (née Fu), the daughter of a businessman. They have two children, a daughter and a son. Ong was described by Hilary Clarke of The Independent as "media shy" and "notoriously secretive". Despite that, he is known to be well- acquainted with many Hollywood celebrities.
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In December 2017, he became the first prime minister of Pakistan to board a submarine in the open sea where he conducted submarine diving and surfacing procedures which earned him Pakistan Navy insignia worn by qualified submariners. He is said to be a reserved, media-shy person. In June 2020, Abbasi tested positive for COVID-19 during the coronavirus pandemic in Pakistan.
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While the couple received widespread recognition for being the first through-hikers of the American Discovery Trail, they have been media-shy and have tended to focus much more on individual contributions and mentoring within the hiking community. They were the first hikers to be recognized as hiking the Grand Slam (Appalachian Trail, Pacific Crest Trail, Continental Divide Trail, and American Discovery Trail).
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Uncomfortable with his career direction, the media-shy actor turned his focus to film roles. Since then, he started attracting a variety of roles in films including Anak Halal (2005), Man Laksa (2005) and Bilut (2005). His first major role was in V3: Samseng Jalanan, starring alongside his good friend, Farid Kamil who also directed the movie. V3:Samseng Jalanan grossed over RM4.1 million at the box office.
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The owners of the James Pascoe Group have been described as 'secretive' and 'media-shy', rarely giving interviews and not appearing in tabloid magazines. In 2006 it was reported the couple live in the affluent Auckland suburb of Remuera. Despite reportedly being worth half a billion dollars, they claim to live a modest lifestyle, with Anne shopping at Farmers. The Normans also claim not to take profits out of their companies.
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Bhardwaj introduced the concept of rural courts (gram nyayalayas) during the UPA-I government. A media shy minister, the old Gandhi family loyalist handled the most sensitive and controversial cases in the Manmohan Singh cabinet between 2004 and 2009. From Bofors to office of profit and the failed attempt to remove Navin Chawla as election commissioner, were all deftly handled by the Congress veteran to the satisfaction of the Prime Minister and party leadership.
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McLoone is regarded as media shy. According to clubmate and former Donegal player John Gildea: "The one thing you'd never find with Leo McLoone was any level of arrogance... He gave absolutely everything at training and when he played for Donegal. But at the end of it all he was always happy to sit at the back of the bus and let others make the noise". He got engaged around the time of his Donegal playing retirement.
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After the People Power Revolution, Yao Campos earned a reputation as the most media-shy of all the Philippines’ taipans. By the time Yao Campos died on May 1, 2016, UNILAB had become the Philippines’ largest drug-manufacturing company. UNILAB is currently headed by his eldest child, Joy Campos Hess, and her son, Clinton Hess. His sons have also become dominant forces in their own industries, making the family one of the Philippines’ most powerful business clans.
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As the inquiry continued, Tsui was found to be an ambitious officer who often topped his class and did well in assessment tests. However, he was often denied promotions or opportunities to join elite units, such as the Airport Security Unit.Slain officer had major ambitions, The Standard, 27 March 2007 He was not media shy, as was demonstrated by his appearance on a television game show. He was happily photographed when he won the chance to buy his flat in a draw.
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While his crime activities in the region went unnoticed for most of the late 1980s and early 1990s, his luck ran out in the mid-1990s. In 1997, his son Hassan was jailed in Tanzania after being convicted of smuggling mandrax. A year later, another of his sons, Yusuf Abdallah, was arrested in Kenya for sneaking in drugs in a container declared to be carrying drinking straws and bath towels. These convictions brought the otherwise unknown and media-shy Akasha to the limelight.
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VS Sampath is considered low-profile and efficient in execution of the job at hand. He is variously described as god- fearing, media-shy and self-effacing. Famously, as CEC during the General Elections 2014 (when the nation's administration was under his control), he went to the famous Tirupati temple and had a laghu darshan from a distance like any ordinary citizen, setting an example for functionaries in high office. Sampath lives in Delhi with his wife, and has two children, a son and a daughter.
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In 2004, Worley Group Limited acquired Parsons E&C; Corporation, a US-based global project services company, and in time amalgamated with various other parties to form what is today known as WorleyParsons. An engineer by profession, the notoriously media shy Grill is nevertheless very well respected in engineering circles. He was named Engineers Australia Professional Engineer of the Year 2006.Sydney Alumnus John Grill is Professional Engineer of the Year Grill retired as WorleyParsons CEO in October 2012 and became its Chairman in February 2013.
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Robert Kuok Hock Nien (; born 6 October 1923), is a Malaysian business magnate and investor of Chinese descent. According to Forbes, his net worth is estimated at $10.6 billion as of July 2020, making him the wealthiest person in Malaysia and 104th wealthiest in the world. As of April 2019, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Kuok has an estimated net worth of $18.4 billion, making him the 53rd richest person in the world. Robert Kuok is media-shy; most of his businesses are privately held by him or his family.
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In 1963 Abdulhak founded the company "Shaher Trading", an enterprise involved in petroleum, soft drinks, tourism and property. Abdulhak is known as the "King of Sugar" in Yemen, where he holds great influence also politically. In spite of his prominent position in Yemeni society, Abdulhak is media-shy; he never grants interviews and no photo of him has ever been printed in the local press. In December 2009, his picture was shown for the first time in public media when Norwegian newspaper VG printed a private photograph of him.
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She slipped onto the United States' charts once more with the follow-up single, "Take My Hand", but never approached the immense success of her debut. Being humble and media-shy, Mead resisted the call to continue her pop career, despite intense media interest. She now describes the record's success as a "horrible time" in her life — worldwide success brought a pressure that led her to question her faith. Her third album, recorded in 1983, was filed away in the Festival vaults after Mead withdrew from the public eye.
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He injured his knee, saw a poor run of form and split from Warburton's management. That year Tom Linton and Jimmy Michael struck up a public rivalry, which saw the normally media-shy Arthur Linton sucked into a spat between the two men. Michael took offence at Linton's publicity title as 'The Champion of the World', and a challenge was laid down for the two to race, though the event never took place. 1895 was also marred by the death of Linton's mother while he was abroad in France.
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Chouliarakis was praised by Thomas Wieser, the president of the EU's Economic and Financial Committee, as being a "gifted negotiator", despite never truly fighting for Greece and even threatened to go over the other side if he didn't get his way. He has been called "the invisible negotiator" by some of the Athens media due to being notoriously media-shy. The Wall Street Journal described him as a "constructive interlocutor". On 28 August 2015, Chouliarakis was sworn in as the interim Minister of Finance in the Caretaker Cabinet of Vassiliki Thanou- Christophilou, replacing Euclid Tsakalotos.
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Snyder has frequently been called reclusive and media-shy, due to her long-time penchant for declining nearly all interview requests and rarely appearing at public events. However, in recent years she has become more open to the media, participating in profiles with the Orange County Register, Orange Coast, and CBS News. In her January 2014 interview with Orange Coast, Snyder said that she has been the target of at least two kidnapping attempts. In the wake of these attempts, she has deliberately kept herself out of the public eye for the safety of her family, she said.
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Edwards has more at stake in the Canadian oil sands than possibly any other individual . His company, Canadian Natural Resources, has sketched out plans to spend $25 billion to turn the bitumen- bearing sand found in northern Alberta into barrels of crude oil. This media shy lawyer-turned-financier also owns big stakes in Ensign Energy, Canada's second biggest oil services company, and Magellan Aerospace Corporation. In the Calgary Herald’s 2015 executive compensation survey, Edwards’ 2014 earnings as chairman of Calgary-based Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. were rated fourth highest of the city’s 100 largest publicly traded companies at $12.7 million.
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In the years since Calvin and Hobbes was ended, many attempts have been made to contact Watterson. Both The Plain Dealer and the Cleveland Scene sent reporters, in 1998 and 2003 respectively, but neither were able to make contact with the media-shy Watterson. Since 1995, Watterson has taken up painting, at one point drawing landscapes of the woods with his father. He has kept away from the public eye and shown no interest in resuming the strip, creating new works based on the strip's characters, or embarking on new commercial projects, though he has published several Calvin and Hobbes "treasury collection" anthologies.
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In 2009, Schlesinger read a New York Times op-ed about a young Dutch woman named Laura Dekker with intentions to sail around the world alone at the age of 14. The story captured her attention and she made an effort to get in touch with Dekker, who was notably media-shy at the time. Dekker responded positively to the idea of a collaboration with the first-time director and the two set off on the adventure of making a documentary together. Working with an all-women crew, Schlesinger met Dekker 10 times over the course of the 17-month voyage around the world, including a three-week passage across the Pacific Ocean on another sailboat.
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