Jennifer Salke took the helm of Amazon Studios last year.
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That's when the younger Ataucusi took the helm, aged 28.
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Sundar Pichai first took the helm at Google in 2015.
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Guaido took the helm of the National Assembly on Jan.
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The former Expedia CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, took the helm in August.
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But looking farther back, since Immelt took the helm on Sept.
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Woods formally took the helm on the first of the year.
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Robin Wright took the helm as the lead in Spacey's absence.
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This only changed when Mr Nadella took the helm in 2014.
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A lot has changed since I first took the helm here.
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Current CEO Aivo Adamson took the helm in July last year.
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Robin Wright took the helm as the lead in Spacey's absence.
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Souza took the helm of the commercial banking unit in January.
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Guaido, who took the helm of the National Assembly on Jan.
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Powell took the helm of the central bank earlier this month.
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He also took the helm of the Toronto Raptors from 2008-2011.
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Zynga's shares are up about 57 percent since he took the helm.
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The company's stock has more than doubled since Creed took the helm.
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Parente, a former agribusiness executive, took the helm of Petrobras last year.
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Nina, you took the helm at Our Revolution about 18 months ago.
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He took the helm in November, the same month the reports stopped.
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Backbenchers took the helm in 28503 when it came to faith outreach.
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But when Mr Trudeau took the helm, the countries entered a new era.
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Rivkin took the helm of the MPAA in 2017 and has embraced Netflix.
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But that balance became less nuanced when showrunner Scott Gimple took the helm.
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Before Robbins took the helm, Cisco's revenue growth had ground to a halt.
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Sá took the helm at TBG in May, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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Commander Benson, 40, took the helm of the ship just a month ago.
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When he took the helm in 2002, worldwide exports totaled 10.3 billion Swiss francs.
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Ambu's shares have risen about 13,750 percent since Marcher took the helm in 2008.
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Sundar Pichai, who had already been Google's CEO for several years, took the helm.
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Since Bresch took the helm in 2012, Mylan shares have risen nearly 8 percent.
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The tables turned when Ralph Northum, a Democratic governor, took the helm in 2018.
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Taylor took the helm in November, in the middle of P&G's turnaround plan.
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Abiy, a newcomer from another ethnic group, the Oromo, took the helm in April.
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In 2019, Dean took the helm of the company's AI unit, reporting to Pichai.
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Walmsley took the helm in April 2017 and has since promised to reinvigorate the company.
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StanChart's share price has fallen nearly 40 percent since Winters took the helm in 2015.
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Nanterme, who took the helm in January 2011, was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2016.
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Since the younger Kim took the helm, he has pledged to improve people's living standards.
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Orr, a central bank veteran, took the helm at the RBNZ in March last year.
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Nanterme, who took the helm in January 2011, had been with Accenture for 36 years.
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He took the helm following the departure of founder Steve Jobs, who died in 2011.
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After Osama bin Laden took the helm, many of his henchmen found asylum in Europe.
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The company has done particularly well since Satya Nadella took the helm in February 2014.
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Kelly took the helm of the Veggie program and shared several tweets about its progress.
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Along with doubling membership, AALU has significantly changed its mission since Cadin took the helm.
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May's party is growing weary of the catalog of disasters since she took the helm.
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Wolf took the helm in 2009 when the bank was on the brink of collapse.
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Assets under management were about $1 trillion shortly after McNabb took the helm in 2008.
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But then, in 250, as Kaval took the helm, the interest in fleeing Oakland ended.
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Potdevin took the helm of Lululemon in 2014, as the company was facing operational challenges.
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When Iger took the helm nearly 103 years ago, Disney was in a tough spot.
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Bono took the helm just a month after embattled president and CEO Kerry Perry quit.
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Shares in Ambu are up roughly 4,750 percent since he took the helm in 2008.
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He has orchestrated at least 17 acquisitions since he took the helm at Cisco in 2015.
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Greg McCray, who took the helm of Google Fiber only five months ago, just stepped down.
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The announcement on his departure comes two days after Looney took the helm from Bob Dudley.
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Shares of Yahoo are up 134 percent since Mayer took the helm in July 17, 2012.
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Best Buy's new CEO, Corie Barry, officially took the helm of the electronics retailer on Tuesday.
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Up to Thursday's close, they had risen 15.8 percent since March when Harrison took the helm.
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The co-founder and long-serving Pandora employee took the helm at his company in 2016.
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Two measures of the country's progress have shown signs of improvement since Trump took the helm.
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The office has been in operation since 1958, and three years ago Rommel took the helm.
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SBI Chairman Rajnish Kumar, who took the helm in October, said bad loan additions were peaking.
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In 2014, Steve Shiffman, the former president of the brand, took the helm from Mr. Murry.
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Mr. Litman eagerly took the helm of the nonprofit, which was renamed Virginia's House of Hope.
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Fitzgerald took the helm at difficult time for Puma, which has been loss-making since 2018.
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Under Wikramanayake, who took the helm last year, Macquarie has not stopped hunting for rewarding niches.
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GE closed Friday at the highest level since October 2018, the month Culp took the helm.
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As for the late-night repair calls, Mr. Lasko's perspective evolved once he took the helm.
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The journalist joined the network in 2009 and took the helm of Face the Nation in 2015.
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Duperreault, who took the helm at AIG in May 3653, has pledged to turn the company around.
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After both Nixon (Watergate scandal) and Spiro Agnew (bribes) resigned, Gerald Ford took the helm as POTUS.
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Achleitner took the helm of the supervisory board in 2012 and is serving a five-year term.
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Stacy Brown-Philpot, formerly TaskRabbit's chief operating officer, took the helm of the company this past April.
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However, since Vestberg took the helm, Ericsson's shares have fared better than those of its Finnish rival.
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Mr. Gatti took the helm of the Concertgebouw in 2016 after leading the Orchestre National de France.
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Revenue grew to $63.5 billion last year, from $35 billion in 2006, when she took the helm.
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Relations between G.E. and Trian appeared to stabilize last fall shortly after Mr. Flannery took the helm.
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Mr. Quinn took the helm after the surprise resignation of John Flint as chief executive in August.
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The retailer is plotting a turnaround under new CEO Mark Tritton, who took the helm in November.
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Mr. Guterres, a former prime minister of Portugal, took the helm of the United Nations on Jan.
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Marker took the helm at CKE Restaurants from Andy Puzder, who had served as CEO since 2000.
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Williams became the first Latina CEO of a Fortune 500 company in 2017 when she took the helm.
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Sewing took the helm in April 2018 after replacing John Cryan, the bank's leader for nearly three years.
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Martin has regularly spoken about how meaningful Marvel was for him, especially after Stan Lee took the helm.
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Employee headcount has doubled since 2016, when Naughton took the helm, as it's added more than 70,000 employees.
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The strategy seems to be working: The stock has risen 275% since Nadella took the helm in 2014.
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WHEN Zhou Xiaochuan took the helm of China's central bank 15 years ago, the world was very different.
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Frazier, who will turn 65 in December 2019, took the helm of the U.S. pharmaceutical company in 2011.
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It was on da Silva's crest of popularity and economic growth that Rousseff took the helm in 2010.
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Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi, who took the helm one year ago, has said safety is Uber's top priority.
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In 2007, Mr. Cabral took the helm of the state government, which oversees major functions like the police.
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Giovanni Ferrero, who writes crime and romance novels in his spare time, took the helm in tragic circumstances.
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Shares in Pick n Pay have gained nearly 50 percent since Brasher took the helm in February 2013.
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A longtime central bank official and onetime bank regulator, Mr. Lai took the helm at Huarong in 2012.
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When Su took the helm of AMD in 220, its stock was heading toward an all-time low.
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The former International Monetary Fund chief took the helm at the euro zone's top financial institution last month.
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Since Salman took the helm just over two years ago, MbS has placed his men in key positions.
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Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, left, took the helm of government to a standing ovation from the National Assembly.
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He took the helm overseeing 17 intelligence agencies in 85033 and served throughout the majority of Obama's presidency.
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China's President, Xi Jinping rolled out "the Chinese Dream" when he took the helm of the Party in 2012.
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In 2006, she took the helm at the then-floundering Home Shopping Network, relaunching the brand two years later.
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Sewing, who took the helm in April 2018, has been making efforts to turn around the bank's ailing strategy.
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Shares of Imax were trading at about $4.45 per share when he took the helm on April 1, 2009.
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But Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has pushed for social reform since he took the helm last June.
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Since BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda took the helm in 2013, policy announcements have been made between 11:41 a.m.
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Terrill, who had previously served as CEO of HomeAdvisor, took the helm of the combined company following the merger.
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Chief Executive Officer Roberto Castello Branco took the helm of the company in January with an ambitious divestment program.
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When Ms. Hill took the helm at Vassar, students like Ms. Painter and Mr. Mondesir hardly existed on campus.
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After CEO Blake Irving took the helm at GoDaddy, he began working to move away from the racy ads.
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In 2015, McFarland went to work at JCPenney, a year after Ellison took the helm at the department store.
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Bakish, who took the helm late last year, has made improving relations with cable and satellite companies a priority.
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Mr. Bollenbach took the helm at Hilton after overseeing the finances of several other companies, including the Trump Organization.
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Following in the footsteps of Carson, in 1997, I took the helm of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Also in 2015, a former chemist and mother of four named Frauke Petry took the helm of the party.
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The criminal charges have added pressure on the bank just months after David Solomon took the helm, in October.
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Mr. Bush and his partners split up Zapata, and he took the helm of the Zapata Off-Shore Company.
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The real bonanza of security contracts came after Xi Jinping took the helm of the party in late 2012.
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And at LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, Julien Tornare, now 269, took the helm at Zenith in April 221.
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When Mr. Hackett took the helm at Ford in May 2017, Ford stock was trading at $11 a share.
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I look at you, you haven't aged a day since 2013 when you took the helm of the RBI.
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It is expected to follow that course under its new chair, Jerome Powell, who took the helm on Monday.
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He was Alcoa's CEO for eight years and then took the helm of Arconic after the split-up in 2016.
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Alexandre Bompard took the helm at Carrefour, the world's second-largest retailer behind Wal-Mart, in July and on Jan.
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Taylor took the helm at P&G, best known for brands like Tide detergent and Pampers diapers, one year ago.
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" Freer, who took the helm at Hulu in 2017, told CNBC's the company's "investment in original programming will increase significantly.
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Nagai, a Nomura veteran, took the helm in 2012, after the previous CEO resigned over a widening insider trading scandal.
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But the mood in financial markets has darkened considerably since new boss Larry Culp took the helm on October 1.
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In 2018, she took the helm at Jetblack, a subsidiary that grew up in Walmart's startup incubator Store No. 8.
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The move is the latest by Caret, who took the helm at BDS in early 2016, to revamp the unit.
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Tucker took the helm of Hong Kong-based insurer AIA, formerly the Asian arm of U.S. insurer AIG, in 2010.
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When Lampert took the helm as CEO in 2013, he continued to cut some of its marquee brands and assets.
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The EPA's handling of its science advisory boards has been heavily criticized since Pruitt took the helm of the agency.
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Current GE Chairman and CEO Larry Culp, who took the helm in October 2018, is trying to right the ship.
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In 1994, Tom Ford became creative director of Gucci, just three years before Jacobs took the helm at Louis Vuitton.
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Because of the missed targets, Citigroup's shares have lagged other big U.S. banks since Corbat took the helm in 2012.
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The current Conan host took the helm from David Letterman in 1993, manning the Late Night desk for 16 years.
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Ford had planned to build a $2665 billion plant in Mexico but canceled it before Mr. Hackett took the helm.
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The results were the first to be announced under new president Shuntaro Furukawa who took the helm at Nintendo in June.
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He took the helm in 2013 after a financial scandal that shattered the League's vaunted image as the party of probity.
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Trevor Noah took the helm of The Daily Show after Jon Stewart, the beloved host for 16 years, decided to retire.
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It was Mr Xi's first visit to North Korea since he and Mr Kim took the helm of their respective countries.
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Zhou took the helm of the People's Bank of China in 2002 and is the longest-serving chief in its history.
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Including pensions and perks Hackett, who took the helm of the No. 2 U.S. automaker in May 2017, made $17.7 million.
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Temer took the helm of the Brazilian presidency following the impeachment of former President Dilma Rouseff, also due to bribery allegations.
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In 2016 he took the helm of Toshiba's entire energy business, as the group restructured following an accounting scandal in 2015.
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When Ed Acrhuleta took the helm of the El Paso Water utility in 1989, he knew that drought was an issue.
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The contest got out of hand toward the end of the third quarter when Jackson rested and he took the helm.
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Vedanta's shares have fallen 12.4 percent since Albanese, the former head of Rio Tinto Plc , took the helm in April 2014.
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Barros took the helm at the credit reporting firm after Equifax CEO and Chairman, Richard Smith, abruptly retired earlier this week.
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GE's fate as a Dow component may become clearer on Monday when CEO John Flannery, who took the helm on Aug.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, who took the helm of the controversial company back in 2017, is known for being pretty unflappable.
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It's been more than two years since Marcus took the helm, and payments and commerce have indeed become part of Messenger.
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When Bonnie Kintzer took the helm at the Reader's Digest Association in 2014, she had her work cut out for her.
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He took the helm in 2018 and had been chief executive at Taco Bell, which is known for its creative menu.
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This week Kate was in China, so TechCrunch's Danny Crichton and Alex took the helm while she was out grilling Lime.
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It is the Fed's second submission to lawmakers since Chairman Jerome Powell took the helm of the Fed in early February.
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Shortly after he took the helm, President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela moved to nationalize the assets of 22 foreign oil companies.
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Powell took the helm of the Fed on Monday, succeeding Janet Yellen, of whom he is considered a close ideological ally.
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She said rates are likely to rise faster this year for the first time since she took the helm of the Fed.
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Goldman's foray into retail banking began in 2015 and has accelerated under Chief Executive David Solomon, who took the helm last year.
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The Cruise 2018 collection is Chiuri's fifth for Dior since she took the helm of the label from Raf Simons last year.
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Chief Executive Alexandre Bompard took the helm at Carrefour, the world's second-largest retailer behind Wal-Mart , in July and on Jan.
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He had few enemies in Washington when he took the helm of the FBI on a 93-1 Senate vote in 2013.
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Since Xi took the helm in Beijing in March 2013, China got out of its U.S. trade a whopping $1.4 trillion surplus.
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"We are very selective but we take a look at everything," said CEO Peter Goldschmidt, who took the helm a year ago.
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Ranked the most "beloved" CEO in the United States by Glassdoor, the German-born executive took the helm of Clorox in 2014.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's center-left government took the helm in October, ending almost a decade of center-right National party rule.
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It was the first divestiture led by Caixa since Chief Executive Pedro Guimaraes took the helm at the state bank in January.
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Mayer became the youngest CEO of a Fortune 500 company when she took the helm as the CEO of Yahoo in 2012.
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He described Ellison, who officially took the helm at Lowe's in July, a "straight shooter" and praised his leadership of the company.
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Many longtime AIG executives who would have been obvious internal candidates for CEO have left since Hancock took the helm in 2014.
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Yet by the time he took the helm at Thule, he was the beneficiary of the workforce that remained in the valley.
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When his nomination was announced in May, Mr. Wilkie stepped aside to begin his confirmation process, and Mr. O'Rourke took the helm.
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When Mr. Dudley took the helm in 2009, the financial crisis had left the New York Fed's reputation as a regulator damaged.
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Addressing food safety concerns is among the top priorities for Chipotle Chief Executive Officer Brian Niccol, who took the helm in March.
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The home improvement retailer is in the middle of a company-wide turnaround led by Ellison, who took the helm in 2018.
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Francis deSouza, who took the helm at Illumina in 23 when Flatley stepped down, has made diagnosing rare diseases a signature cause.
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Andrew Wheeler, a coal lobbyist and longtime Capitol Hill aide, took the helm of the E.P.A. after Mr. Pruitt resigned amid scandal.
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The S&P 500 rallied 1.6% on Wednesday, notching its first advance on a Fed decision day since Powell took the helm.
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Instead, his father took the helm for a time, and the network moved more solidly into a position of supporting Donald Trump.
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The Japanese investor&aposs chief operating officer, Marcelo Claure, took the helm of WeWork as chairman after founder Adam Neumann was ousted.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's centre-left government took the helm in October, ending almost a decade of centre-right National party rule.
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Since CEO John Flannery took the helm last year, GE has trimmed several multi-billion dollar assets from its previously vast portfolio.
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In 2001, Weber became the company's 4th CEO in 2 years, and when he took the helm the company was millions in debt.
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Telia's previous CEO Johan Dennelind, who took the helm in 2013 and oversaw growth include a push into television - unexpectedly resigned in August.
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Uber's new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi parted ways with the companies chief security officer Joe Sullivan once he took the helm of the company.
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New TIM boss Amos Genish who took the helm in September has been seeking to mend fences with the political establishment in Rome.
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Manafort, who took the helm of the campaign earlier this summer, will remain on board as campaign chairman, The New York Times reports.
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Her defining bet in 2009, the same year she took the helm at Xerox, was to buy Affiliated Computer Services for $6.4 billion.
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A man by the name of John Corsi briefly took the helm, before parting ways with the restaurant in the summer of 2006.
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Since Administrator Scott Pruitt took the helm, the agency has scaled back enforcement of environmental regulations and dismissed scientists from its advisory board.
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Sewing, the bank's current CEO who took the helm in April 2018, has been making efforts to turn around the bank's ailing strategy.
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Thiam, who took the helm at Credit Suisse last summer and was previously CEO of Prudential, said Christine Lagarde did "a phenomenal job".
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Likewise, Detroit has seen violent crime rates experience a general (if uneven) decline since the early 2000s, well before Craig took the helm.
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The results for the quarter ended March 31 were AmEx's first since CEO Stephen Squeri took the helm of the company in February.
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In 2015, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud took the helm, along with bin Salman, ushering in a new era of Saudi politics.
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Vincent Bollore, who took the helm of Vivendi in 2014, last month evoked the possibility of a tie-up between the two companies.
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CEO Steve Ritchie, who took the helm in January from founder John Schnatter, has said customers perceive Papa John's as being too expensive.
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Mr. Rawlings later took the helm of Pizza Hut, which was part of PepsiCo at the time, and continued working with Mr. Enrico.
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In the almost 20 years since Nicholson took the helm of Hockey Canada, he says that the growth of women's hockey has exploded.
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Former Expedia CEO Dara Khosrowshahi took the helm in August, helping the disgraced but fast-growing business gear up towards a public offering.
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Mr. Faury took the helm in April with a pledge to ramp up deliveries and cement Airbus's place as a European industrial champion.
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The traditional Chinese-American restaurant opened in 1966, and Lee brought his family recipes from King Ying Low when he took the helm.
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Dayton's son George N. Dayton took the helm of the company that his father founded, followed by his son Donald 12 years later.
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Business confidence has sunk to decade lows since Ardern's center-left coalition government took the helm in October, promising to reduce widening inequality.
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Hinze-Clark, the first female owner to win the race, took the helm as Comanche finished in 2 days 8 hours 58 minutes.
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Hammonds had been tasked with streamlining the bank's IT systems, which former Chief Executive John Cryan called 'lousy' when he took the helm.
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Zaher took the helm of the education company on Thursday after the board dismissed Rogério Melzi in the midst of the takeover battle.
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When Manfred took the helm in January 2015, he promptly implemented a number of measures to speed up games at the big-league level.
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Donald Trump's election is an inspiration to millions of young women ... so believes Kellyanne Conway, who took the helm and guided Trump to victory.
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James Bennet took the helm of the Times' editorial page in 2016 after a 10 year run as editor-in-chief of The Atlantic.
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Jones, started in the role in December 2017, took the helm from legendary editor Graydon Carter, who ran the magazine for a 25 years.
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Dos Santos took the helm of the state oil company in June 2016, when her father Jose Eduardo dos Santos was still in office.
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Since he took the helm in 2013, the bank dropped forward guidance that gives a direct hint on the next move in interest rates.
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Chief Executive Satya Nadella, who took the helm just two months before the deal closed, has since focused on restructuring the struggling phone business.
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Some analysts, including Banco Bradesco BBI's Rafael Frade, have said Rial has driven a successful turnaround since he took the helm in Sept. 2015.
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It is a high-profile public relations test for Johnson, a former technology executive who took the helm at Starbucks roughly a year ago.
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After John Cryan took the helm of Deutsche Bank in July, he set out to quickly clean up the mess left by his predecessors.
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Abe, 63, has already led the LDP and its partner, the Komeito, to four landslide wins since he took the helm of the party.
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Among the wounded was Abubakar Shekau, who took the helm of the group after the death of its founder in 2009, according to Col.
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But Petrobras shares accumulated a 122 percent gain this year with the company's overhaul under CEO Pedro Parente, who took the helm in June.
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House conservatives want to impeach Koskinen over his handling of email records among other issues after he took the helm of the troubled agency.
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Current CEO Djamel Agaoua, a seasoned advertising executive, promised to work on the revenue and business model when he took the helm in 2017.
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After Easterbrook took the helm, the company cut several menu items, changed the ingredients in its US chicken recipe, and moved its corporate headquarters.
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In 2015, a former chemist and mother of four named Frauke Petry (she's since had her fifth child) took the helm of the AfD.
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In the three years since Perez took the helm of the party, black Democratic leaders have voiced a series of concerns about his leadership.
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Duperreault, who took the helm of AIG that same year, handpicked Zaffino to work alongside him in an effort to turn the company around.
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Duperreault, who took the helm of AIG that same year, handpicked Zaffino to work alongside him in an effort to turn the company around.
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In 3733, when Benioff was 2, his father, the son of an immigrant from Kyiv, took the helm at a local dress shop chain.
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Gibbs took the helm at Quip last year, when its previous CEO, Bret Taylor, was elevated to the position of Salesforce's chief product officer.
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The manager, who took the helm of the company in 2005, said he aimed to be reappointed next year and serve another three-year term.
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Venezuelan and PDVSA's debt prices started to rebound from rock-bottom levels after Guaido took the helm of the Assembly and rallied further this week.
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She officially took the helm of Asphalt Restoration Technology Systems in 2007 and the business grew, grossing $1.3 million in revenue after her first year.
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Surterra has been on an expansion bent since last fall when Wrigley invested $65 million in the firm and later took the helm as CEO.
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Fulcher took the helm a week ago from David Sacks, who succeeded Conrad as CEO and was forced to clean up the company's regulatory mess.
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The sale of the Petrobras stakes will be the second large divestiture under Caixa Chief Executive Officer Pedro Guimaraes, who took the helm in January.
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Shares in the company, in which the Swedish state owns 38%, have lost about 10% of their value since Dennelind took the helm in 2013.
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Chief Executive Officer Mark Blair, who took the helm in January, said the business did not have the scale and prices to cover operating margins.
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They could not agree on a new chairman, and Marcelo Gasparino, a candidate representing shareholders outside the controlling block, took the helm in April 2015.
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But GloboNews TV channel later reported that Bolsonaro would keep Monteiro, who took the helm of the world's most indebted listed oil company in June.
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The question would be whether "tax-cutting Trump" was in the ascendant or whether "trash-talking Trump" (on the foreign policy side) took the helm.
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Since Mr. Xi took the helm in 2012, the authorities have imprisoned dozens of journalists and human rights lawyers in an effort to consolidate power.
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Furukawa is taking over from Tatsumi Kimishima, who took the helm temporarily after the tragic and sudden death of the beloved Satoru Iwata in 2015.
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The family's matriarch and Tak-seng's widow, Kwong Siu-hing, took the helm of Sun Hung Kai briefly after Walter was removed, according to Bloomberg.
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"If you look at the way that Satya Nadella has approached his job since he took the helm, he ran the Azure business," Oliver said.
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When Dara Khosrowshahi took the helm of Uber in September, the former Expedia chief said he was leaning against hiring a C.O.O., according to Bloomberg.
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When Mr. Bennet took the helm at NPR in 21993, during the fiscally conservative administration of President Ronald Reagan, the organization was in financial distress.
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DETROIT — Mary Barra became one of America's best-known executives when she took the helm as the first female CEO of General Motors in 0003.
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When he died in 1905, his elder son took the helm of McLaughlin's Manor House Coffee with Frederic, the younger, aboard as secretary and treasurer.
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The CFPB has come under fire during the Trump administration as Mick Mulvaney, one of the most vocal critics of the bureau, took the helm.
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CEO Warren East, who took the helm in July, wants to cut the company's cost base by 1.23-200 million pounds a year by 2017.
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He took the helm of government on Thursday morning to a standing ovation from the National Assembly, which elected him in a nearly unanimous vote.
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It will be Pruitt's first congressional oversight hearing since he took the helm at the agency in February, though he has testified at appropriations hearings.
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" When Conagra President and CEO Sean Connolly took the helm of the packaged food company, he said to himself, "Let's not waste a good crisis.
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Schneider, who took the helm in 234, had initially targeted mid-single-digit organic sales growth and an operating margin of 21-123% in 212.
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This is the second time the company has missed earnings estimates since José Batista Sobrinho, founder of JBS, took the helm from his son Wesley Batista.
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The announcement of the ambitious expansion plan comes just months after Jose Cil took the helm at the company, after having headed its Burger King unit.
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This plan ought to please FCC chairman Ajit Pai, who's made expanding high speed internet access a priority since he took the helm of the agency.
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Before Puzder took the helm, CKE Restaurants was saddled with more than $700 million in debt and a market capitalization that had fallen to around $200,000.
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Tao Hung Than, who is of Chinese descent, took the helm effective Friday replacing Chang Won-shin, who lasted less than a year in the job.
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Eager for a second act as a German business tycoon, in 2005 he took the helm of KarstadtQuelle, which later became Arcandor, then Germany's biggest retailer.
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URSULA BURNS made history a decade ago when she took the helm at Xerox, becoming the first black American woman to run a Fortune 500 company.
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It is due to report half-year results on Thursday, the first results under its new chief executive, Frank Calabria, who took the helm in October.
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"As we enter 2016, we expect continued positive top-line momentum across all segments," said Chief Executive Officer Steve Easterbrook, who took the helm last year.
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Last year, he officially took the helm at Penney's, in hopes he could help the retailer recover billions of dollars lost during a failed turnaround strategy.
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Faria took the helm in 2015, after retail tycoon Abilio Diniz, currently BRF chairman, partnered with investment firm Tarpon to overhaul management of the food processor.
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Khosrowshahi took the helm of Uber in August, replacing co-founder and former boss Travis Kalanick and has promised change at the $70 billion dollar firm.
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From Knopf, he took the helm of The New Yorker, succeeding William Shawn, a shake-up that made the front page of The New York Times.
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Then he took the helm of Breitbart's frontpage from his Central Park hotel room, where he watched the website reach a record-setting day of traffic.
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A soprano who joined the Met in 1966 as a member of its adult chorus, Ms. Doria took the helm of the children's group in 1986.
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McLoughlin, an American who took the helm at Electrolux five years ago, said in a statement he would return to his family in the United States.
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This also marks a victory for Barrick's new Chief Executive Mark Bristow, who took the helm in January after the gold company merged with Randgold Resources.
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The problem for Whelan is that the company she's been leading has been struggling to keep up with its meteoric pace since she took the helm.
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He had brought Russia's business tycoons to heel, and his own allies, mostly former intelligence officers from St. Petersburg, took the helm of Russia's key industries.
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That Fed-driven faster growth also underpinned stronger corporate earnings, and a 24 percent gain on the Dow since Trump took the helm a year ago.
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The Massachusetts senator has resisted Pai on every major partisan telecommunications issue since the Republican chairman took the helm of the FCC as earlier this year.
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When she first took the helm at PepsiCo, Nooyi came in with novel ideas, like a focus on healthier products and a redesign of packaged goods.
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In 2009, Tom Perez took the helm at the Civil Rights Division and began to breathe new life into 14141, several former Justice Department officials say.
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A veterinarian, as well former legislator and two-term governor of that state, he took the helm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) last year.
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Solomon took the helm at Goldman from Lloyd Blankfein at the start of October, marking the beginning of a new chapter in the bank's 149-year history.
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Tapped in December to take over for Rex Tillerson, who became President 's secretary of State, Woods officially took the helm on the first of the year.
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Bogdanov, the longest-serving chief executive of any global major, took the helm in 1984, just over a year after the death of Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev.
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While Bank of America showed some progress in 2015, it still has to prove it can generate consistent performance under Moynihan, who took the helm in 2010.
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Verrier, who took the helm about five years ago, helped the company build a broad product portfolio, which includes parts used in combustion, hybrid and electric vehicles.
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Her sister-in-law Kate was applauded when she took the helm of Huffington Post UK for a day in February 2016 to highlight children's mental health.
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Cisco, which is also betting on acquisitions to bolster its faster-growing businesses, has made 2500 acquisitions since Robbins took the helm, according to FactSet StreetAccount data.
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Khosrowshahi took the helm of the company in August, replacing co-founder and former boss Travis Kalanick and has promised change at the $70-billion dollar firm.
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WHEN Kim Ki-sik took the helm of South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) on April 2nd, he was supposed to restore credibility to the embattled agency.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's Labour-led government, which took the helm in October, had promised it would consider an inquiry into the allegations during its election campaign.
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Despite the weaker-than-expected same-store sales growth, CEO Kevin Johnson, who took the helm on April 3, remained optimistic about the rest of the year.
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All eyes have been on designer Demna Gvasalia since he brought his own label, Vetements, to the streets and took the helm of French fashion house Balenciaga.
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The company reported 20% revenue growth under creative director Alessandro Michele, who is widely credited with revitalizing the luxury retailer when he took the helm in 2015.
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Murphy, who took the helm of Marvell in July 2016, classified the move as part of a larger restructuring the semiconductor company is doing under his leadership.
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Quintana, grandson of the founder of the iconic construction firm, took the helm in 2012 and has been criticized for overseeing the company's steep slide into debt.
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He was a researcher in learning and memory, and took the helm of the psychological and brain sciences department in 2015, for a rotating three-year term.
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Calhoun, a decadelong Boeing board member who took the helm of the manufacturer last week, is tasked with steadying the company, shaken by the 737 Max upheaval.
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Foxx, who took the helm of the Department of Transportation (DOT) in 2013, reflected on his tenure at the agency in an 11-page memo released Thursday.
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"We view this as an attempt to push Lula out of the electoral process," said Senator Gleisi Hoffmann, who recently took the helm of the Workers' Party.
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Giordo, who took the helm at Aero in 2016, has overseen the relaunch of the L-159 and is pushing plans for the next generation L-39 trainer.
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"We remain focused on continuing to run more heavy crude in our northern refineries," said Calumet Chief Executive Officer Timothy Go, who took the helm a year ago.
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The results announcement was the first since new Chief Executive Steve Vamos took the helm, replacing founder Rod Drury who remains a non-executive director of the company.
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The breaches happened under the not-so-watchful eye of Kalanick, and Khosrowshahi was brought up to speed only after he took the helm, according to the WSJ.
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The company in February said it would focus on six of its brands as part of a turnaround plan orchestrated by Bakish, who took the helm in December.
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His former boss — Texas A&M Coach Gary Blair — has an offbeat theory about why Schaefer finally took the helm of the Mississippi State women's team in 2000.
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After Scott Pruitt took the helm at the agency in 2017, one of his signature decisions was to walk back that ban, attracting a lawsuit from environmental groups.
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Under Moynihan, who took the helm at the start of 2010, the bank has tightened lending standards and executives regularly use the motto "responsible growth" in public speeches.
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Sturgeon, who took the helm of the Scottish National Party after Scots voted to reject independence in a September 2014 referendum, said the idea was far from dead.
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Since he took the helm in November 2012, he pulled out of poverty 55 million people; he has another 45 million to go to eradicate poverty by 2020.
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Others see veiled attempts to blame Tigrayans whenever Abiy decries the way things were before he took the helm or accuses opposition forces of plotting against his reforms.
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Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier, who took the helm at UniCredit in July with a mandate to strengthen the lender's balance sheet, is set to unveil on Dec.
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The move is the latest in a flurry of orders from the regulator after Guo Shuqing took the helm of the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) in February.
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Before Puzder took the helm, CKE Restaurants was saddled with more than $700 million in debt and a market capitalization down to around $200,000, according to the company.
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Planned Parenthood on Tuesday removed Dr. Leana Wen as its president, a stunning move that comes less than a year after she took the helm of the organization.
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The chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment's Motion Picture Group, Tom Rothman, talked to Business Insider about the evolution of the studio since he took the helm in 2015.
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Oyamada, who took the helm of BTMU in April last year, had widely been seen as a successor to Nobuyuki Hirano as head of the MUFG holding company.
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Bob Biggs, the CEO of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, led an effort to turn their houses dry when he took the helm of the group in 1990s.
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And shareholders haven't exactly suffered since Ms. Mayer took the helm in 2012: The total return on the stock is nearly 120 percent, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The inflation rate, which was in double digits when Rajan took the helm, has been virtually halved, though, like elsewhere, India has benefited from slumping global oil prices.
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"It's an amazing win, given that there is no unemployment insurance for freelancers," says Rafael Espinal, who recently took the helm of the Freelancers Union as executive director.
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That was about the same time that Christoph Grainger-Herr, now 2790, took the helm at IWC, and Louis Ferla, now 216, became chief executive at Vacheron Constantin.
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John Mackey, a founder of Whole Foods Market, took the helm as sole chief executive last year in a bid to single-handedly revive the upscale grocer's fortunes.
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Shortly after he took the helm of Exxon a decade ago, Hugo Chávez, Venezuela's socialist president, moved to nationalize the assets of nearly two dozen foreign oil companies.
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It will be a continuation of the same one-party communist state that has ruled the island since his brother, Fidel Castro, first took the helm in 2628.
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The decision to sell the cabin was part of a set of reforms instituted by the acting president, Rory Gamble, after he took the helm from Mr. Jones.
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Africa's most advanced economy has struggled to emerge from a deep slump in the nearly two years since President Cyril Ramaphosa took the helm with promises to reform.
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"This is particularly helpful since we managed to significantly ramp up our installations in the first quarter," said Chief Executive Yves Rannou, who took the helm in January.
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Temer, 75, took the helm of the world's fifth-most populous nation on May 12, after senators voted to put President Dilma Rousseff on trial for breaking budgetary laws.
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"We'd be foolish to ignore the political landscape we are operating in," Kashkari, who took the helm of the Minneapolis Fed a year ago, told reporters after his speech.
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Bauman was a former nurse who rose within the state's Democratic Party and took the helm in May 2017, becoming the first openly gay person to lead the party.
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Gareth Griffiths, who took the helm as Alvean's CEO last year, estimated a global sugar surplus of 20143 million tonnes for the combined 2017/18 and 2018/19 seasons.
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Duperreault, who took the helm at AIG in May 1.043, has been overhauling AIG's underwriting culture, which has for years focused on chasing revenue growth without appropriately weighing risks.
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Mylan said Chief Executive Heather Bresch, who took the helm in 2012 and faced intense political pressure over the high price of EpiPen, will retire after the deal closes.
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Budnik took the helm of O2 in 2014 shortly after PPF, the investment group of Petr Kellner, the Czech Republic's richest person, acquired a majority stake in the firm.
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Mayer took the helm four years ago and made a string of acquisitions (like Tumblr) while making expensive marquis hires (like Katie Couric) to build up its news division.
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What he's saying: The big picture: Powell, who is more plainspoken than his predecessors, has emphasized the importance of forthright communication since he took the helm of the Fed.
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Kashkari took the helm of the Fed's smallest regional bank last month, two weeks after the Fed raised its benchmark interest rate for the first time in a decade.
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Cook, who took the helm of Apple in August 2011 in the wake of Steve Jobs' death, spoke with Republican Senator Orrin Hatch and took questions from the audience.
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Jonze is a long-time friend of Kenzo's creative directors Carol Lim and Humberto Leon and this is the duo's first fragrance since they took the helm in 2011.
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Guardia, Brazil's former finance minister, took the helm of BTG's asset management unit in July to oversee a business that holds nearly 230 billion reais ($55.47 billion) under management.
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CNPC's external retailing push came after Tian Jinghui, a veteran fuel marketing executive took the helm at the global unit, PetroChina International, which is also handling the Myanmar investment.
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While Bank of America has shown some progress, it still has to prove it can generate consistent performance under Chief Executive Brian Moynihan, who took the helm in 2010.
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The value of Tan's total compensation package was more than double that of the next CEO on the list, AIG's Brian Duperreault, who took the helm in May 24.
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Luis took the helm at a difficult time for the company, which was having trouble re-defining its luxury brand after issuing cheaper products that drove away wealthier customers.
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Carige's board will hold a no-confidence vote on June 2660 on Guido Bastianini, who took the helm in April 21 after top investor Vittorio Malacalza removed his predecessor.
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Mr. Poroshenko, who took the helm of a country at war and in deep recession, has asked for patience and says he is overhauling the government and the economy.
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Gorman, who took the helm in 2010, has defined his tenure by building out the wealth management business, dialing back bond trading and generally reducing risk across the franchise.
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Enter Kevin Rountree, Kirby's replacement, who took the helm early in 240 amid shaky sales and closing stores with a mission to set a new direction for the company.
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Ms. Whitman took the helm at Hewlett-Packard in 2011, nine months after joining the company's board, following her failed bid in 73 to become the governor of California.
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When Mr. Cousins took the helm of the company, it was mired in a corruption scandal, accused of bribing a United Nations official to garner contracts to supply peacekeepers.
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Google Cloud, Alphabet's hopeful future cash cow, made a series of acquisitions during the quarter, rounding out a year since CEO Thomas Kurian took the helm in early 2019.
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Mr Dudley took the helm at BP in 2010, soon after the Deepwater Horizon disaster, steering the company through a flood of legal claims that ate into its profits.
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Guardia, Brazil's former finance minister, took the helm of BTG's asset management unit in July to oversee a business that holds nearly 230 billion reais ($55.47 billion) under management.
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Ardern, 39, took the helm of the country as the world's youngest female leader in 2017, a remarkable rise that dominated global headlines and generated the phrase "Jacinda-mania".
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Since he took the helm of chief in June 2011, Medtronic stock has risen nearly 208% to date, from about $38 a share to $117.04 as of Tuesday's close.
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SurveyMonkey CEO Zander Lurie, who took the helm in January 2016, said the following of Goldberg in the comany's prospectus: Dave died tragically and suddenly on May 1, 2015.
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In the decade before Volcker took the helm at the Fed, the annual average price of a barrel of crude had risen from $3.35 to $26.50 in nominal terms.
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In an exclusive interview with Cramer, Adamczyk, who took the helm of the sprawling industrial last year, touted Intelligrated's warehouse automation segment, which serves high-profile clients including Amazon.
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When Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus took the helm of the World Health Organization in July 2017, his first speech at the headquarters in Geneva landed on a hopeful audience.
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Cryan said that Deutsche Bank had made progress in changing staff conduct since he took the helm in July 2015, completely revising the incentive systems, and laying off employees.
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Chief Executive Officer Brian Duperreault took the helm of AIG in 9623, promising to return the company to its glory days and make the company's general insurance business profitable again.
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Jacinda Ardern, whose Labour-led government took the helm in October, said that her Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters would take up the new cabinet role.
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Infosys Chief Executive Vishal Sikka, who took the helm of the company two years ago, told a news conference that they were preparing for possible changes in the visa regime.
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Wasson started as Walgreens' CEO in 2009 and left in 2015 when the merger with Alliance Boots closed and current CEO Stefano Pessina took the helm of the combined company.
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Zhou took the helm of the People's Bank of China when China's economy - then the world's sixth largest - began to take off following its entry into the World Trade Organization.
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Former soccer star Weah, who took the helm of the west African nation in January, has said he inherited a broken economy and government, and a currency in free fall.
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When Nadella took the helm, Steve Herrod, a former VMware executive and now managing director at venture capital firm General Catalyst Partners, didn't have any Microsoft apps on his phone.
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HOW TO SAVE SOMEONE FROM AN OPIOID OVERDOSE Addressing food safety concerns is among the top priorities for Chipotle Chief Executive Officer Brian Niccol, who took the helm in March.
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Andres, 58, took the helm of U.S. and Canadian operations in October 2014, returning to McDonald's after serving as chief executive and chairman of the Logan's Roadhouse Inc restaurant chain.
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Since Fed Chairman Jerome Powell took the helm in February 212, statements have grown less complex and opening remarks at the central bank's news conferences have become easier to follow.
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All that talk is blatantly at odds with China's $794.4 billion trade surplus on its U.S. goods trade since the current administration took the helm in Washington in January 2017.
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Financial services could become a big part of its future as the firm looks to placing more resources there, said Pierre Poignant, the CEO who took the helm in December.
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Under Peck, who took the helm last year, Gap has focused on turning around its Banana Republic and namesake brands by offering trendier clothes and discounting to match online prices.
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In July 2013, not long after Detroit's current Police Chief James Craig took the helm, her house was raided by the police narcotics division because they suspected she sold pot.
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The company, which would trade under the new ticker symbol "BHC", has reduced its debt by more than 20 percent in the past two years, since Papa took the helm.
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Former Portuguese Prime Minister António Guterres — the very person who oversaw implementation of drug decriminalization in Portugal in 2001 — took the helm as Secretary General of the UN in 2017.
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"While this is not limited to Starbucks, we're committed to being a part of the solution," said Johnson, a former technology executive who took the helm about a year ago.
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Just months after he took the helm of a deeply polarized Brazil, law enforcement officials leaked a transcript of a wiretap in which Mr. Temer was heard condoning a bribe.
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Lacik took the helm at Pandora, which sold 280,000 pieces of jewellery per day in 2018, in April after the former CEO was ousted last year after several profit warnings.
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Lacik took the helm at Pandora, which sold 280,000 pieces of jewelry per day in 2018, in April after the former CEO was ousted last year after several profit warnings.
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The company said Hackett, who took the helm of the No. 9.6 U.S. automaker in May 2017, made 276 times the median total compensation of all Ford employees of $64,316.
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Myers's confirmation hearing last month probed whether the AccuWeather executive would have conflicts of interest if he took the helm of NOAA, which has competed with private weather forecasting companies.
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The fact is, Pruitt — who made his career suing EPA to stop it from doing its job before he took the helm — has overseen a historic year of environmental destruction.
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In 1978 she took the helm of the niche leather goods company started in 1913 by her grandfather and, along with Mr. Bertelli, her husband, built it into an empire.
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"We are close to 50 billion and I believe we can cement the deal this month," said Kikuoka, who took the helm of the cash-strapped display maker in September.
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When Daniel Lee, Celine's former director of ready-to-wear, took the helm at Bottega Veneta in 2017, fashion lovers in search of their Phoebe Philo-era fix took notice.
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"I was pleased to see the special counsel called us unwitting, because we were," said Susie Wiles, who took the helm of Trump's presidential campaign in Florida in September 2016.
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Music video veteran Benny Boom took the helm late last year, and from the look of the trailer, he's crafted a stylish affair full of popping colors and shiny visuals.
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Since Fed Chairman Jerome Powell took the helm in February 2018, statements have grown less complex and opening remarks at the central bank's news conferences have become easier to follow.
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Tillerson took the helm of Exxon in 2006, at a time when global oil prices were rising and many of the easiest-to-drill fields around the world were already developed.
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UPM said Chief Executive Jussi Pesonen, who took the helm in 2004, would continue in the role even though he was eligible for retirement in November 2020 when he turns 60.
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"Despite this, both our apparel and homeware segments outperformed the market and gained market share on an annual basis," Chief Executive Officer Mark Blair, who took the helm in January, said.
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Sources say that Murdoch, who took the helm of Fox News in the wake of the Roger Ailes scandal, loves leading the network and has no immediate plans to step aside.
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Since Chief Executive Satya Nadella took the helm in 250, Microsoft's cloud business - which includes products such as Office 2365, Dynamic 224.7 and Azure - has emerged as a major growth area.
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The Indonesian airline has also won 49 national awards and 15 international accolades since he took the helm, including the World's Best Cabin Crew 2014-2016 in Skytrax World Airlines awards.
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Khosrowshahi, who took the helm at Uber in August after the departure of founder Travis Kalanick following a slew of scandals, has taken a much more conciliatory approach with local authorities.
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Perrigo dropped 2.6 percent after the drugmaker replaced Chief Executive Officer Uwe Roehrhoff, who took the helm less than a year ago, with the former head of Lorillard Tobacco, Murray Kessler.
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Charismatic Argentine Pope Francis, who has championed the poor since he took the helm of the 1.3 billion-strong church in 2013, is a key driver of the new investment trend.
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Perrigo fell 2.6 percent after the drugmaker replaced Chief Executive Officer Uwe Roehrhoff, who took the helm less than a year ago, with the former head of Lorillard Tobacco, Murray Kessler.
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Easterbrook took the helm at McDonald's in March 2015 and has begun reviving sales and profits by cutting costs, simplifying menus and rolling out all-day breakfast in the United States.
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Since former CEO Jeff Immelt took the helm in September 2001, the stock is down more than 40 percent and has posted a negative return even after reinvesting its juicy dividends.
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Sturm has diversified Fresenius through a series of deals since he took the helm in 2016 and has had to defend against criticism that his team rushed due diligence on Akorn.
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Germany's Bild am Sonntag weekly newspaper had reported that doubts were growing among board members, most notably VW's powerful labor representatives, over Mueller, who took the helm at Volkswagen last September.
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Conze, who took the helm in June after having run UK appliance maker Dyson, also unveiled details of a turnaround plan to improve sales and profits over the next five years.
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Orsted has gone through a rapid transition since 2012 when CEO Henrik Poulsen took the helm, shedding its oil and gas business and phasing out coal to become almost entirely green.
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Read took the helm of WPP last year, pledging to spend 300 million pounds to restructure the group and bring it back in line with peers by the end of 2021.
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So far, Powell has been able to build consensus with his existing board, with not a single dissenting vote on any policy decision since he took the helm in February 2018.
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Exxon's chief executive, Darren Woods, who took the helm at the beginning of the year, wrote in his first blog post about the importance of managing the risks of climate change.
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Votel took the helm at Centcom under President Obama as the US was urgently ramping up the war against ISIS and struggling to keep the Taliban resurgence in Afghanistan in check.
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Chief Executive Fleetwood Grobler, who took the helm in November, said Sasol would keep its mining business despite speculation it would dispose of its coal assets as climate change pressures increase.
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"We are close to (raising) 50 billion and I believe we can cement the deal this month," Kikuoka, who took the helm of the cash-strapped display maker in September, said.
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And even Kelly, who took the helm of the White House last year after his predecessor, Reince Priebus, was unceremoniously ousted, has been rumored to be on the outs with Trump.
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In an exclusive interview with "Mad Money " host , Adamczyk, who took the helm of the sprawling industrial last year, touted Intelligrated's warehouse automation segment, which serves high-profile clients including Amazon.
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Xi has been driving an unprecedented military overhaul since he took the helm in 2012, with the ambition of transforming the People's Liberation Army into a nimble and modern fighting force.
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Concerns are also emerging that persistently weak business confidence since the center-left Labour-led government took the helm in October could start to filter through to lower business activity and investment.
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Niccol, who will lead his first quarterly conference call with analysts on Wednesday after the stock market closes, took the helm on March 5, with under a month remaining in the quarter.
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In the three years since Tavares took the helm at PSA, its existing brands - Peugeot, Citroen and DS - have significantly increased pricing relative to benchmarked rivals, sometimes at the expense of sales.
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Some analysts see the government's decision not to expel any Russians as one the first major international missteps for the charismatic Ardern, whose center-left Labour government took the helm in October.
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Disturbingly, this all happened over a year ago, and as it now turns out, Uber's new CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, has known about the hacks since he took the helm back in September.
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For decades before McCoy took the helm of the company, recruiting Latino representatives to reach the growing Spanish-speaking market in the US had won the company some of its top sellers.
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"I can now say concerns about financing have been resolved," Minoru Kikuoka, who took the helm of the company in September, told reporters, adding that "most credible business partners" have given assurances.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has used his company's strengthened position in cloud computing through services like Azure and Office 3653 to drive a five-year stock rally since he took the helm.
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This morning, CEO Jonathan Jaglom (who took the helm of the company last February) headed up a press conference at the startup's downtown Brooklyn offices to layout MakerBot's plan for the future.
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After WPP CEO Mark Read took the helm of the holding company last year (following the high-profile exit of former CEO Martin Sorrell), Kantar became an early target to sell off.
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Ghazouani has campaigned on continuing economic and security progress made under outgoing president Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, who took the helm in a 2008 coup, then won elections in 2009 and 2014.
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The legal battle over the Affordable Care Act was one of the most consequential disputes before the nation's top court since Roberts, a George W. Bush appointee, took the helm in 2005.
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Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier, who took the helm at Italy's largest bank by assets in July, is looking to sell Pioneer and other businesses to boost the lender's stretched capital base.
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He took the helm of Chipotle after its founder, Steve Ells, stepped down as CEO as the chain struggled to move on from food safety issues that sickened hundreds of its customers.
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For Etsy CEO Josh Silverman, who took the helm of the specialty retailer in March 2017, Etsy's ability to fend off Amazon stems from differing business priorities, he told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But at one point, after novice sailor Fuiava took the helm, they realized they had sailed all night in the wrong direction due to a miscalculation about the strength of the wind.
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"DIA is bringing in the sector's best professionals to push ahead with an innovative turnaround," Chief Executive Antonio Coto, a company veteran who took the helm in August, said in a statement.
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After he took the helm, the controversy only continued as Corbyn refused to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of anti-Semitism and ignored complaints within the party about anti-Semitism.
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For Etsy CEO Josh Silverman, who took the helm of the specialty retailer in May 2017, Etsy's ability to fend off Amazon stems from differing business priorities, he told CNBC on Wednesday.
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I know he says he fought the church's order to reinstate a pedophile priest before you took the helm, but there are questions about his actions when he was bishop in Pittsburgh.
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Jerry Falwell's death in 2007, Falwell Jr. took the helm of Liberty University while his brother, Jonathan, took over the church their father helped to found in 1956, Thomas Road Baptist Church.
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Cerf is the former state Commissioner of Education and only took the helm in Newark last July, following the resignation of embattled superintendent Cami Anderson, who was appointed by Christie in 2011.
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The North Carolina-based retailer is banking on a website makeover and other digital improvements to play a meaningful role in its turnaround, which began when Ellison took the helm in 2018.
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Last year Andrew Wheeler, a former coal lobbyist who worked as the deputy administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency under Scott Pruitt, took the helm when Mr. Pruitt resigned amid ethics scandals.
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Jerry Falwell's death in 250, Falwell Jr. took the helm of Liberty University while his brother, Jonathan, took over the church their father helped to found in 2000, Thomas Road Baptist Church.
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Staley, a 61-year old American and former JPMorgan banker who took the helm at Barclays in December 2015, at one stage appeared at risk of losing his job over the probe.
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Since CEO Dara Khosrowshahi took the helm more than a year ago, Uber has retreated from foreign markets where it had suffered heavy losses and shuttered certain pricey ventures including self-driving trucks.
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From April 1 this year, the 63-year-old Hashimoto - with extensive overseas experience - took the helm of the world's third-biggest steelmaker, which changed its name from Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp.
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Tyco was broken up into three companies after turnaround expert Edward Breen took the helm from former CEO Dennis Kozlowski, who was convicted in 2005 of grand larceny, securities fraud and other charges.
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He credited the Department of Corrections' current director Bryan Stirling for making "a valiant effort" to try to address issues that had been in place when he took the helm of the department.
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State controlled VTB is the second biggest bank by assets in Russia, which now has some 500 lenders, down from almost 900 in 2013 when central bank chief Elvira Nabiullina took the helm.
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The split between Le Pen senior and his daughter, who took the helm of the party in 2011, ended up with the father being kicked out of the party in August last year.
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The change comes 18 months after Flint took the helm at Europe's biggest bank by assets and was announced early on Monday with its half-yearly results, which had been scheduled for noon.
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The 210.5-year old, who took the helm shortly after the 230 deadly Deepwater Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico, has overseen a large expansion in the company's production in recent years.
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Shares of Lilly have risen 60 percent since Lechleiter took the helm 8 years ago, compared with an 86 percent advance for the ARCA Pharmaceutical Index of large drugmakers over the same period.
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"The central bank does not have a pre-established time frame to ease monetary policy," said Goldfajn, who took the helm of the monetary institution in June under a new center-right government.
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Sloan, a 31-year veteran at the bank, took the helm of the company in October 2016 after John Stumpf resigned following revelations that the bank opened potentially millions of unauthorized consumer accounts.
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Van Dijk, who took the helm at Naspers in 2015, said turning the company's e-commerce ventures around to make a profit was vital to closing the valuation gap of around $7633 billion.
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The management, including new chief executive Matthias Wiedenfels who took the helm in June after his predecessor took sick leave, wants Abend and his deputy Carl-Ferdinand Oetker to stay in their roles.
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Goldfajn, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology-trained economist who took the helm of the bank last year, drew criticism for waiting to cut rates as the economy sank into its deepest recession ever.
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Kottmann, who made a career at Germany's Hoechst AG and its successor companies and took the helm at Clariant in 2008, has considered various combinations with rivals in the last year, they said.
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Or at least that is the aim of the Dutch foundation that runs the fair, according to Nanne Dekking, the new chairman of its board of trustees, who took the helm in July.
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CEO Mark Tritton, who took the helm in November, called the results "unsatisfactory" in a statement and said that the company has to create a durable business model for long-term profitable growth.
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Since Bakish took the helm, Viacom, which owns film and television properties including MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, BET, VH1 and Paramount Pictures, has put through cost-cutting and boosted its intellectual property wares.
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An Altria executive also recently took the helm at Juul, much to the chagrin of public health groups and even vapor companies that saw the divide deepening between independent and tobacco-owned brands.
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Hackett took the helm at the 115-year-old manufacturer only about 1½ years ago, but some investors have grown impatient at the lack of detail and slow pace at which he's making changes.
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But since January 19, there has been no State Department briefing and, after Tillerson recently took the helm, there has been little in the way of communication about Foggy Bottom's priorities, schedules or policies.
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For Powell, who took the helm in February, the stakes are high as he likely will signal a cautious approach to future rate hikes without explicitly indicating a change in plans from earlier projections.
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Calm and unruffled by his critics, Orr, who took the helm in March last year, has said he doesn't want to be seen as predictable nor for markets to simply rote-read his statements.
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Because Thrun was focused on the self-driving team (and after 2012, on his online education startup, Udacity), his codirector, Astro Teller, took the helm of a ship whose purpose and direction remained nebulous.
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Since Alessandro Michele took the helm at Gucci as creative director two years ago, the brand has transformed from respected design giant to one of the most exciting, innovative international houses of the moment.
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Yahoo's revenue has fallen slightly since Mayer took the helm in mid-2012, and its share of U.S. web searches is essentially flat with three years ago, gaining no ground on market leader Google.
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The company is also seeking an executive chairman after the sudden death in November of former investment banker Manjit Wolstenholme, who took the helm in 2017 and was charged with turning around the business.
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Dealmaking was not showing any signs of slowing, despite adaptation to new European market regulations MiFID II taking a chunk out of exchanges' profitability, said Dijsselhof, who took the helm at SIX in January.
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The deal, which comes just seven months after CEO David Solomon took the helm, also gives Goldman several thousand affluent and high net worth clients, a wealth bracket the bank currently does not serve.
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Dudley, who will be 65 next year, took the helm of the New York Fed when the banking system was still in the throes of the worst financial crisis of the post-war era.
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Powered by his ambition and ideals, Mr. Kaine took the helm of a racially divided and crime-ravaged city against considerable opposition from many African-Americans here who believed Richmond needed a black mayor.
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Papa, who took the helm of the specialty pharmaceutical company in May 2016, has worked to restore investor confidence in the company after several investigations into its accounting and pricing practices hit its shares.
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"The most important store we have in the world is our dotcom store," said Rorsted, who took the helm of Adidas last year and has set his sights on overhauling the company's digital strategy.
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" Cramer's epiphany came when Brian Athaide, the CEO of Canadian cannabis player Green Organic Dutchman, took the helm of the company after 25 years at , which Cramer called "the most mainstream company on earth.
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Mustier, who took the helm of UniCredit in July, is considering tapping the market for 23 billion to 13 billion euros ($11 billion-$14 billion), four sources familiar with the matter said on Saturday.
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The company's new goal is to boost earnings by 275 billion crowns ($20193 million) over the next five years, said CEO Hilde Merete Aasheim, who took the helm of the Norwegian company in May.
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The company's new goal is to boost earnings by 275 billion crowns ($20193 million) over the next five years, said CEO Hilde Merete Aasheim, who took the helm of the Norwegian company in May.
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The shift, led by Chief Executive Officer Kazuhiro Tsuga who took the helm of the conglomerate five years ago, was initially not fast enough to offset lost revenue from the declining consumer electronics business.
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Chief Executive Officer Ross Taylor, who took the helm in November, reiterated in the company's interim report that he was carrying out a strategic review of Fletcher Building and would announce the results in June.
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"Gulenists have been organizing within various state institutions ... within the last 35-40 years but they had their golden years by all means (after) AKP took the helm (in 2002)," Demirtas said in an interview.
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Seasoned editor Hanya Yanagihara took the helm of T, The NY Times Style Magazine, in 2017, and under her editorship, the magazine's coverage of all things style, arts, and culture has faithfully sharpened its edge.
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Williams, who took the helm of the provider of electricity and natural gas to millions of customers in March 2017, will be replaced by General Counsel John Simon on an interim basis, the company said.
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Kellyanne Conway No one's tenure at the White House has been more of a rollercoaster then Kellyanne Conway, the former Republican operative who helped turn Trump's campaign around when she took the helm in August.
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Ron Howard—who took the helm of Solo after its original directors were fired mid-production—also reportedly got some helpful advice from Ford on how to approach the scruffy-looking nerf herder's origin story.
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"There is no possibility of a cover up, there is no concealing," Arul Kanda Kandasamy, who took the helm of 22023Malaysia Development Berhad (13MDB) around a year ago, said in an interview with Channel NewsAsia.
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The case, which touches at the core of the First Amendment's Establishment Clause, is the most significant dispute over a public monument to reach the top court since Chief Justice John Roberts took the helm.
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Broadcom's acquisition would be the most ambitious move by Tan, who has turned a small, scrappy chipmaker into a $100-billion company with a string of deals, since he took the helm a decade ago.
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Tyco was broken up into three companies after turnaround expert Edward Breen took the helm from former Chief Executive Officer Dennis Kozlowski, who was convicted in 2005 of grand larceny, securities fraud and other charges.
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He testified for two and a half days about the investment strategies that were used in his efforts to turn around the firm when he took the helm less than a year before it collapsed.
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Since Tillerson took the helm at Exxon in 2006, its stock has lagged behind the market as well as rival Chevron, and Tillerson has admitted to failing to predict or capitalize on the shale revolution.
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She's worked in a variety of roles in her nearly 37 years at the company and took the helm of the North America division in 2015, overseeing dozens of brands and more than 503,000 employees.
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The elimination of the platform, which drove 10 to 15 percent of the site's traffic, is only the latest change for the site since Ms. Polgreen, 42, took the helm after Ms. Huffington stepped down.
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Soon after its inception in 1930 as Transcontinental & Western Air, eccentric aviation entrepreneur Howard Hughes took the helm, acquiring new aircraft such as the Lockheed Constellation that would go up against Pan American World Airways.
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Friday's surprise maneuver paves the way for Renault to look for a new chief to work closely with Nissan alongside Renault's chairman, Jean-Dominique Senard, who took the helm of the French automaker in January.
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In fact, the Cruz-then-Trump super PAC, which became known as Make America Number 1, was run by Conway and later, Bossie, before each decamped for Trump's campaign and Mercer took the helm herself.
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The new centre-left Labour government, which took the helm in October, vowed to introduce rules to dampen property speculation, including a ban on foreigners buying existing homes and expanding taxes imposed on investment properties.
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Buhari's critics accuse him of failing on a number of issues, including promises to tackle corruption and defeat an Islamist insurgency that has killed thousands since he took the helm of Africa's most populous nation.
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" Cramer's epiphany came when Brian Athaide, CEO of Canadian cannabis player Green Organic Dutchman, took the helm of the company after 25 years at Procter & Gamble, which Cramer called "the most mainstream company on Earth.
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Adding to its specific problems, Provident is seeking a permanent executive chairman after the sudden death in November of former investment banker Manjit Wolstenholme, who took the helm in 13 charged with turning round the business.
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" Perez, a former labor secretary who took the helm of the DNC more than two years ago, has said that his "North Star principle" on the 2020 debate process "is to give people a fair shake.
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Telia, in which the Swedish state owns 38%, had been looking for a new CEO since Johan Dennelind, who took the helm in 2013 and oversaw growth include a push into television - unexpectedly resigned in August.
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It is true the Taliban's most recently deceased leader -- who took the helm after Mullah Mohammed Omar's death finally broke into the open in 2015 despite years of trying to keep it secret -- fervently opposed talks.
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Current CEO Masashi Muromachi took the helm last July when his predecessor and a slew of other senior executives resigned for their roles in the scandal, but had not planned on doing the job long term.
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CEO Bill Winters took the helm in June and has begun a restructuring program to turn around the bank's fortunes, including plans to cut around 15,000 jobs, after fines from U.S. regulators and heavy loan losses.
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The decision, which comes under SFO Director Lisa Osofsky who took the helm last August pledging to review the agency's caseload, weed out weaker cases and propel others forward, underlines the difficulties of prosecuting senior executives.
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Powell also appears to be keeping an open line to the White House, meeting with President Donald Trump's economic advisers seven times, compared to Yellen's four in the period after she took the helm in 2014.
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Hasan Ismaik, a Jordanian businessman who took the helm at Arabtec in 2013, raised his stake as high as 28.85 percent in 2014 but then quit as CEO in June that year after tensions with Aabar.
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Dealing with the housing shortfall has been touted as a priority for the Labour-led government, which took the helm in October after campaigning to build tens of thousands of homes in a programme dubbed 'KiwiBuild'.
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However, Christian Sewing, the bank's current CEO, who took the helm in April 2018 after replacing John Cryan, the bank's leader for nearly three years, has been making efforts to turn around the bank's ailing strategy.
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"We as a company, as a bank only encourage the use of structures when there is a legitimate economic purpose," Thiam, who took the helm at Switzerland's second-largest bank last year, told a media briefing.
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When Dutchman Paul Polman took the helm in early 2009, he declared bold goals to double Unilever's size from 40 billion Euros to 33 billion by 2020, and generate 70 percent of revenues from emerging markets.
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Yoshida, who took the helm in April, also beefed up Sony's content offerings this month with a $43 million deal to take a 39 percent stake in Peanuts Holdings, the company behind Snoopy and Charlie Brown.
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In an emailed response, Apotex said it had implemented a succession plan when Sherman relinquished the CEO role, with current vice-chairman Jack Kay succeeding him in 2012 before Jeremy Desai took the helm in 2014.
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The Saudi Stock Exchange last week appointed its first female chair, Sarah al-Suhaimi, who became the first female chief executive of a Saudi investment bank when she took the helm of NCB Capital in 2014.
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The EPA has indeed experienced an increase in FOIA requests since Scott Pruitt took the helm at the agency, and career employees in the agency's various FOIA offices have told me they are understaffed and overwhelmed.
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After he took the helm at Asics, McCarthy brought in new management, pulled product out of some third-party retailers and even held a "tough" conversation with Amazon, deciding it was best to renegotiate that relationship.
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His exit comes less than a year after Docker hired SAP executive Steve Singh as its new CEO, replacing software veteran Ben Golub, who recently took the helm of a blockchain-based start-up called Storj.
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"We're trying to be part of the conversation to open up and diversify the museum profession," said Deborah Cullen, former director of the Wallach who recently took the helm at the Bronx Museum of the Arts.
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Guru Gowrappan, a former Alibaba executive who took the helm as Verizon Media's CEO last year, wants to diversify revenue so that ad sales, subscriptions and transactions are roughly equal in size five years from now.
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In 2016, 46 percent of senior executives at the San Francisco Fed were minorities, the highest percentage of all the 12 Fed banks, and up from 15 percent when Williams took the helm at the bank.
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Garrett, also a former Cowboys backup quarterback, often saw his Cowboys have a top 10 offense after he took the helm in 2010, and when he was Dallas' offensive coordinator for a few seasons before that.
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Sarkozy has done little to conceal his desire to return to the Elysee Palace since returning to high-level politics in late 2014 when he took the helm of France's main center-right party, Les Republicains.
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The situation is the biggest test so far for Mr. Williams — who took the helm of the New York Fed in June 2018 — and one that many market analysts say deserves a less-than-stellar grade.
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Temer, who took the helm on Thursday after Brazil's Senate voted to put Rousseff on trial for allegedly breaking budget rules, named former central bank chief Henrique Meirelles as finance minister.. Rousseff has denied any wrongdoing.
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Presley, former CEO of First Capital Bancorp Inc, took the helm at Lumber Liquidators five months after Robert Lynch resigned following a report that the company sourced flooring laminates with harmful levels of a known carcinogen.
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It would also mark a 14-game unbeaten run for the team since Arena took the helm from Juergen Klinsmann in November following losses in the first two matches of the six-team "Hex" qualifying round.
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Critics said the government's move represented a return to the type of heavy-handed state meddling in oil prices that Mr. Parente had advised against when he took the helm of the company two years ago.
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"This is really the culmination of 153 years of observations I've had about the company," said Chief Executive John Flannery, a GE veteran who took the helm in August with a mandate to revamp the company.
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Strong-willed and independent, Mr. Boutros-Ghali took the helm determined to subdue aggression and pursue peace after the fall of Soviet Communism and a relaxation of East-West tensions that had long hamstrung the United Nations.
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When the previous head of Google's Project Loon left in March after six months on the job, Alastair Westgarth took the helm, beaming balloon-powered internet to remote regions of the world — including some disaster recovery missions.
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The Public Investment Corporation (PIC) is the second largest shareholder in Steinhoff with about 10 percent, behind retail tycoon and Chairman Christo Wiese who took the helm last week following the departure of Chief Executive Markus Jooste.
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Deutsche Bank Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing, who took the helm last year in a sudden management shake-up, has repeatedly said in public that he is focused on the bank's "homework" - returning the bank to profitability.
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Conze, who took the helm as CEO at mid-year, said he wanted to execute on strategy after ProSieben restructured into three divisions spanning entertainment, content and e-commerce, where it has partnered with investor General Atlantic.
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As part of the deal, Levandowski took the helm of Uber's self-driving team, while Ron would continue to run Otto with the goal of launching a self-driving "Uber Freight" service in the months to come.
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LUANDA (Reuters) - Angolan President João Lourenço on Saturday took the helm of the ruling MPLA party, winning unopposed a leadership election that marks the end of Jose Eduardo dos Santos' almost 40-year dominance of Angolan politics.
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It could be a legacy-defining achievement for Mr. Ryan, the self-proclaimed "policy guy" who only reluctantly took the helm of the House in 2015 and found himself in that most political of positions as speaker.
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And Cartier, the high jewelry house where Mr. Vigneron took the helm in 2016, is the jewel in the crown of its parent group, Richemont, which also owns labels like Dunhill, Jaeger-LeCoultre and Van Cleef & Arpels.
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Almost three years ago, when we took the helm of New York Today, we told you of our resolutions to walk every city street from east to west and to trek every avenue from top to bottom.
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Franklin took the helm of NVCA in 2013 after nearly a decade at CTIA, the Wireless Association, where he first served as head lobbyist and then spent the next eight years as the association's executive vice president.
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One defendant in the latest case, Senator Gleisi Hoffmann, who took the helm of the Workers' Party in June, enjoys the same legal protection, which critics say has contributed to a culture of impunity among Brazilian politicians.
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The hearing announced Wednesday by the House Energy and Commerce Committee's environment sub-panel is Pruitt's first congressional oversight hearing since he took the helm at the agency in February, though he has testified at appropriations hearings.
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In 2016, Martha Tedeschi became director of the Harvard Art Museums after completing the program in 2012, and Rebecca Rabinow took the helm of the Menil Collection in Houston last year after attending the center in 2013.
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Bakhshi, the former head of ICICI's life insurance arm, took the helm of the bank on an interim basis in June, after Kochhar went on leave pending the completion of a probe into the alleged conflict of interest.
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Powell, who took the helm at the U.S. central bank in February, gave the Fed's views and took reporters' questions for 43 minutes, according to a video posted on the YouTube page of the Fed's Board of Governors.
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Guru Gowrappan, a former Alibaba (BABA) executive who took the helm as Verizon Media's CEO nine months ago, wants to diversify revenue so that ad sales, subscriptions and transactions are roughly equal in size five years from now.
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Directed by Daps (who also took the helm on the "Big For Your Boots" video), the track sees Stormzy as a weed mogul with a girlfriend who works for the police which, obviously, establishes a bit of conflict.
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Munoz, who took the helm at United in 2015 as part of an effort to improve customer relations, has faced calls to step down after referring to Dao as "disruptive and belligerent" in a statement following the incident.
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But the man who took the helm of Twitter in 2010, steered its meteoric growth, then graciously departed in 2015 when the market was clamoring for faster monetization sounds like he's never been more excited about the future.
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Nishimuro, former president of Toshiba Corp and the Tokyo Stock Exchange, took the helm at Japan Post Holdings in 2013 and orchestrated unprecedented triple initial public offerings of the company and its banking and insurance units in November.
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London Stock Exchange Group Plc said on Thursday that its Chief Executive Officer Xavier Rolet will leave the bourse operator by the end of December 2018, just under a decade after he took the helm at the firm.
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OPEC has weathered internal strife and conflict many times before: wars between members — Iran and Iraq in the 1980s, and Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in the 1990s, both before Naimi took the helm of the Saudi oil ministry.
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But in the four months since he took the helm of Tribune Publishing as chairman, he has made it known that he is the one in charge — and no one is going to take that away from him.
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Kurian, who took the helm in 2015, has stepped up efforts to transform the legacy storage firm into a data management firm, as more companies look for ways to manage and find insights from vast amounts of data.
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Former Expedia CEO Dara Khosrowshahi took the helm at Uber in August and has had to tackle more issues including a ban in London for the ride-hailing service, as well as battles in the boardroom with Kalanick.
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Since she took the helm of BNDES 10 months ago, Bastos has sought to transform the state lender, which for years has incurred sharp losses on cheap loans to handpicked local groups, into a leaner, more efficient lender.
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Under Mr. Pearson's leadership, Valeant's stock price increased to more than $240 a share in summer 29.9, after having languished for years around $2411 a share at the time he took the helm of the company in 2008.
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Former Sberbank executive Gorkov took the helm at VEB in February charged with cleaning up that was estimated to need up to 1.5 trillion roubles ($23 billion) in state support to deal with bad loans and debt repayments.
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Additionally, Wall Street is on edge over reports that U.S. President Donald Trump has privately discussed firing Powell, who was nominated by Trump to be Fed chairman and took the helm at the U.S. central bank in February.
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Rich Templeton, who took the helm of the semiconductor company in 2004 and became chairman four years later, is being succeeded as CEO by Brian Crutcher, a 22-year veteran of the company, Texas Instruments said on Thursday.
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A year ago, he took the helm of Google's cloud operations — which includes G Suite — and set about giving the organization a sharpened focus by expanding on a strategy his predecessor Diane Greene first set during her tenure.
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CEOs speaking include Zillow's Rich Barton, who co-founded the real estate site in 2004 and just took the helm this year, Stitch Fix's Katrina Lake and MuleSoft's Greg Schott, whose company was bought by Salesforce last year.
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ET. Calhoun, a decadelong Boeing board member and former General Electric and Blackstone Group executive, took the helm earlier this month after previous chief Dennis Muilenburg was ousted for his handling of the Max crisis late last year.
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First elected in 2000, Issa's retirement ends the career of a figure who rose to prominence during former President Barack Obama's tenure, after he took the helm of the House oversight committee following the GOP wave of 2010.
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"Ellen Johnson Sirleaf took the helm of Liberia when it was completely destroyed by civil war and led a process of reconciliation that focused on building a nation and its democratic institutions," said committee Chairman Salim Ahmed Salim.
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The 42-year-old took the helm of the once Marxist-Leninist EPRDF at a moment of crisis for the coalition that has ruled Ethiopia with an iron fist since toppling a military regime and taking power in 1991.
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Lozoya told reporters on Thursday he only knew one of the three Odebrecht executives - Luis Alberto de Meneses Weyll - who have allegedly testified against him, according to press reports, and that was before he took the helm at Pemex.
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Foged took the helm at the pension fund, Europe's fourth largest with around $120 billion under management, in November when Christian Hyldahl stepped down following criticism of the tax policies at a bank unit he ran a decade ago.
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Meyer took the helm at Ohio State, one of the country's winningest programs, from Luke Fickell, a longtime Ohio State assistant who ascended to the top job for a year after the once-heralded championship coach Jim Tressel resigned.
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Meyer took the helm at Ohio State, one of the country's top programs, from Luke Fickell, a longtime Ohio State assistant who ascended to the top job for a year after the once-heralded championship coach Jim Tressel resigned.
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She took the helm of the nation's second-largest prosecutor's office four years ago by ousting a Democratic incumbent heavily criticized for her handling of the killing by Chicago police of a black teenager who was shot 16 times.
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Arevo Inc, a startup with backing from the venture capital arm of the Central Intelligence Agency and where Miller recently took the helm, has produced what it says is the world's first carbon fiber bicycle with 3D-printed frame.
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The Venerable Xuecheng, who became a monk in 1982 and took the helm of Longquan Monastery in 2005, is one of China's most prominent spiritual leaders, with millions of online fans and endorsements from celebrities, entrepreneurs and government officials.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A month after Cyril Ramaphosa took the helm of South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) in December, he called an urgent meeting with then-President Jacob Zuma and senior ministers to save state power firm Eskom.
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Under Chief Executive Satya Nadella, who took the helm in 2014, Microsoft has sharpened its focus on the fast-growing cloud computing unit to counter a prolonged slowdown in the PC market, which has weighed on demand for its Windows software.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, June 26 (Reuters) - Brazil's state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro said on Tuesday its board has approved Rafael Salvador Grisolia to serve as Chief Financial Officer, replacing Ivan Monteiro, who took the helm of the company this month.
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She said the company was "debt ridden" when she took the helm, but that there was no concern over outstanding loans from China, a key buyer of its oil and source of financing for Sonangol itself as well as Angola.
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The company's narrow focus on the performance running category is a strategy CEO Jim Weber put in place when he took the helm 53 years ago, and it appears to be paying off after a rocky stretch of bad luck.
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Making housing more affordable has been one of the top priorities of the current administration under embattled leader Leung Chun-ying, who took the helm four years ago and is set to step down after his term completes in June.
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Toshiba Chief Executive Satoshi Tsunakawa, who only took the helm in June after his predecessor embarked on a series of restructuring steps to clean up Toshiba's books, said the conglomerate would look at some kind of strategy to boost capital.
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When Raghuram Rajan took the helm of the Reserve Bank of India three years ago, India had a plummeting currency, galloping inflation and a soaring current account deficit — a crisis many economists blamed on poor decisions by the central bank itself.
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WPP's new boss Mark Read, who took the helm of the 12-billion pound advertising giant in September, has pledged to spend 300 million pounds restructuring the group to bring it back in line with peers by the end of 2021.
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Schriock, a campaign veteran who took the helm of EMILY's List in 20093, succeeding founder Ellen Malcolm in the group's first leadership change, said that 2017 will change the "size and scope" of its work, but not the work itself.
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Vikram Limaye, who took the helm in July after heading infrastructure lender IDFC, said the delayed time frame was dictated by the need to address a regulatory probe into whether NSE employees had provided unfair trading access to select brokers.
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Pruitt has repeatedly made a mockery of the role of fossil fuels and carbon dioxide pollution in causing global warming, and before he took the helm at EPA, he sued the agency repeatedly in an effort to combat environmental regulations.
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OMV Chief Executive Rainer Seele overturned his predecessor's focus on the North Sea in favor of Russia when he took the helm at Austria's biggest company last year and is banking on the deal to stabilize, and eventually boost its output.
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That gig tends to launch starry careers in politics and civil service: Future Pennsylvania Governor and U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh held the job in the 1970s, and none other than Robert Mueller took the helm a few years after Weld.
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Jennifer Arangio, who until recently was the NSC's senior director for international organizations and alliances, is the latest in a slew of departures from the White House's primary foreign policymaking body since national security adviser John Bolton took the helm.
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Perez has looked to avoid claims of bias on behalf of the DNC ever since he took the helm of the committee in early 2017, repeatedly saying that the biggest challenge the party faced was bringing people together and rebuilding trust.
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But Gregory Lee, a former Samsung executive who took the helm of Nokia's Technologies unit last year, pulled Nokia away from the business as well as a virtual camera venture, leaving the unit to focus on patent and brand licensing.
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After Lisa S. Coico took the helm in 2010 as the president of the City College of New York, the flagship of the City University of New York system, she proved to be a divisive figure on the school's Harlem campus.
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Conze took the helm at the Munich-based broadcaster last June but has had a rough welcome from investors who have sent its shares to seven-year lows on doubts that he can revive its ailing free-to-air TV business.
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Signs of a steady profit from the automotive business would give a vote of confidence to Chief Executive Officer Kazuhiro Tsuga, who embarked on a drastic business overhaul when he took the helm of the sprawling conglomerate five years ago.
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In an interview, he said he was unaware of the meetings between N.I.H. officials and industry officials to rally support for the study, most of which took place before he took the helm of the institute in late January 2014.
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When she took the helm of Russia Today the following year, Simonyan modeled the new network on CNN and the BBC, and she hired TV consultants from Britain to help give Russia Today a modern cable-news look and feel.
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Kushner took the helm of US efforts to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict at the start of Trump's presidency, joining forces with former Trump lawyer Jason Greenblatt to meet with key stakeholders in the Middle East and begin drafting a proposal.
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Zhou, who took the helm of the PBOC in 2002, is credited with loosening interest rate controls, boosting the yuan's global clout and developing new policy tools as Beijing seeks to control risks that have been fueled by past stimulus.
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Cape Town native Gold, who took the helm at USA rugby in 2018, is under no illusions about the size of the task facing his team in Kobe and said he hoped his players would emerge from the game with credibility.
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While Mueller is investigating Russian interference in the 212 presidential election, Manafort's charges in both cases relate to his consulting work for a pro-Ukraine political party years before he took the helm of the Trump campaign in May 210.
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Welts made sure to mention critical names who helped the organization's turnaround over the last 10 years, including former head coach Mark Jackson, whom he credited for transforming the Warriors' losing mentality before current head coach Steve Kerr took the helm.
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Compounding those struggles is the lack of US national legalization or, at least, federal allowances for cannabis banking, said Leafly CEO Tim Leslie, who took the helm of the cannabis education and technology company after a 20-year career at Amazon.
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Cisco Chief Executive Officer Chuck Robbins, who took the helm in July 2015, has made acquisitions a central part of his efforts to add muscle to the hardware giant's newer growth areas such as the cloud, internet of things and cyber security.
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Still, it has been a difficult start for the new CEO, who officially took the helm at the beginning of December and must act swiftly to counter a slide in sales that is accelerating in key markets like the United States and China.
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The nation's new Labour-led government took the helm in October vowing to fix what it described as a housing crisis and was planning to introduce a ban on many foreigners from buying homes as well as widen taxes on investors this year.
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CSX shares are up about 30 percent since March 2017, when Harrison took the helm following a push by activist investor Paul Hilal of investment fund Mantle Ridge LP. Reporting by Lisa Baertlein in Los Angeles; Editing by Richard Chang and Rosalba O'Brien
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SUCCESSION Lund, 56, faces the task of leading BP through the energy transition and also overseeing the succession to Chief Executive Bob Dudley, who took the helm in 2010 following the crisis over the Deepwater Horizon rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.
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When Cattaneo took the helm at the phone group, the 54-year-old negotiated a special award package that could allow him to claim up to 48 million euros if he were asked to leave before the end of his contract in 2020.
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GE Chief Executive Officer John Flannery, who took the helm last summer, reiterated last week he was open to breaking up the company and said a spin-off of any of its units, which include power, healthcare and aviation, was a possibility.
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The split between Le Pen senior and his daughter, who took the helm of the party in 2011, ended up with the father being kicked out of the party after he described the Holocaust as "a detail" of Second World War history.
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Throwing out the rulebook that expects CEOs to be surrounded by investment bankers and other advisers when dealmaking has become a trademark for the 7.53-year-old CEO and chairman of Total, who took the helm of the French energy major in 2014.
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New SFO director Lisa Osofsky has pledged to take on the "big guys" since she took the helm in August, a year after the elite investigator and prosecutor narrowly avoided a government push to roll it into a broader crime-fighting force.
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But that process was thrown into question on Monday by Waldir Maranhão, a previously obscure lawmaker who took the helm of the Chamber of Deputies last week after the Supreme Court ordered his predecessor to step down to face a graft trial.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Wall Street last month gave the Federal Reserve its worst grade since Jerome Powell took the helm of the U.S. central bank earlier this year, docking points for a communications misstep early in October that sent U.S. stocks tumbling.
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Two days before the start of the trial, in November 2016, lawyers and accountants took the helm of the Luna and shuffled it to a handful of companies controlled by Mr. Akhmedov and his allies, in the Isle of Man, Panama and Lichtenstein.
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Two days before the start of the trial, in November 2016, lawyers and accountants took the helm of the Luna and shuffled it to a handful of companies controlled by Mr. Akhmedov and his allies, in the Isle of Man, Panama and Liechtenstein.
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Raf Simons, the Belgian designer who took the helm at Calvin Klein in August and whose first show took place in February (and was an ode to the melting pot of Stars and Stripes history), won both the men's and women's categories.
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"I'm encouraged by the comments that the Alberta government has made where they've indicated they would expect curtailment to be eliminated by the end of the year," said Corson, a veteran of majority-owner Exxon Mobil Corp who took the helm early January.
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Zidane, who took the helm of Real in January 2016, will lead Real against Juventus in the final on June 3 as it tries to become the first team to retain the Champions League trophy since the current format began in 1992.
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Still, it has been a difficult start for the new CEO, who officially took the helm at the beginning of December and must act swiftly to counter a slide in sales that is accelerating in key markets like the United States and China.
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It was a far cry from a year ago, when Mr. Guaidó, a student activist turned legislator from the coastal city of La Guaira, took the helm of the country's national assembly, the last major institution in the country controlled by the opposition.
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Lagarde took the helm at a difficult time for the ECB, which has recently resumed a 2.6 trillion euro bond-buying programme and cut interest rates to record lows after failing to bring inflation back to its target of just below 2%.
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Lagarde took the helm at a difficult time for the ECB, which has recently resumed a 2.6 trillion euro bond-buying program and cut interest rates to record lows after failing to bring inflation back to its target of just below 2%.
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Lagarde took the helm at a difficult time for the ECB, which has recently resumed a 2.6 trillion euro bond-buying program and cut interest rates to record lows after failing to bring inflation back to its target of just below 2%.
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Shares rose more than 22020%, hitting a new 22020-week high, as investors took the second-straight quarter of better-than-expected results as a sign it is executing its turnaround plan under CEO Marvin Ellison, who took the helm in 21.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It has been 10 months since Trevor Noah took the helm at Comedy Central's "The Daily Show," but the South African comedian said he still agrees when people say he's not ready to host the satirical late night news show.
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Bed Bath & Beyond&aposs new CEO, Mark Tritton, who previously worked as chief merchant officer at Target, took the helm of Bed Bath & Beyond in October, and is now tasked with turning the company around after sales have slipped in recent years.
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"Two hundred-forty years ago, Abigail Adams told her husband, the future president, 'Remember the ladies,'" Donna Brazile, a longtime strategist who took the helm of the DNC in the wake of the brewing email controversy, told attendees at a Women's Caucus meeting Tuesday.
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Equinor's green shift came soon after Saetre took the helm of Statoil in 2015 following the departure of Helge Lund to lead BG. One of Saetre's first decisions was to establish a separate business segment to drive investments in renewable and low-carbon technologies.
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Satoshi Tsunakawa, who took the helm in June after his predecessor embarked on a series of restructuring steps to clean up Toshiba's books, said Toshiba was considering options to bolster its capital base, which could fall close to zero if Toshiba logs significant losses.
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Diess took the helm of Europe's multi-brand car and truck maker in April and has sought to install new managers as part of a broader push to draw a line under a damaging diesel-emissions scandal and push mass production of electric cars.
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Cryan, a Briton who took the helm of Germany's flagship lender in July, has been working to restructure the business and end a raft of regulatory and legal tangles that helped push it to a record 7 billion euro ($8 billion) loss last year.
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According to the Post, Pruitt himself later spoke on the phone with someone from the company's legal department -- just months after he took the helm of the EPA -- to ask about the possibility of his wife, Marlyn Pruitt, becoming a Chick-fil-A franchisee.
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According to the Post, Pruitt himself later spoke on the phone with someone from the company's legal department — just months after he took the helm of the EPA — to ask about the possibility of his wife, Marlyn Pruitt, becoming a Chick-fil-A franchisee.
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When Kate Fowle took the helm in 2009, she wanted to do something to give international curators a support structure by creating a short program that would be suitable for professionals from across the globe, many of whom did not have access to curatorial studies.
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Tillerson said that, while the State Department doesn't have "any wins on the board yet," he felt that the agency was better equipped to take on the diplomatic challenges currently facing the U.S. now than it was when he took the helm in February.
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The commander of Joint Special Operation Command who oversees US commando operations, Lt. General Austin "Scott" Miller, just took the helm in Afghanistan, replacing the equally capable John "Mick" Nicholson, who has arguably spent more time in Afghanistasn than any other US military officer.
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Shuster, who took the helm of the Transportation panel in 2013 and is set to lose that position at the end of this Congress, tells The Hill that it's his "intention" to stay put, noting that he has seniority on the House Armed Services Committee.
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Noto, who received his MBA from The Wharton School and his undergraduate degree from West Point military academy, took the helm at SoFi in February not long after its co-founder and former CEO Mike Cagney and other executives were accused of sexism and harassment.
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ROCKY START Still, it has been a difficult start for the new CEO, who officially took the helm at the beginning of December and must act swiftly to counter a slide in sales that is accelerating in key markets like the United States and China.
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"Every museum is doing a revolution, a 1968 art show, an exhibition about this time period that eight years ago, nobody wanted to talk about," Dawson said, but, she stressed, these issues were present in the United States long before Trump took the helm.
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Lam, who was selected by a 1,200-strong committee stacked with Beijing loyalists in the city of 7.3 million, took the helm on July 1, when Chinese President Xi Jinping witnessed her swearing in upon the 20th anniversary of the city's handover from British to Chinese rule.
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That changed in 2012 when Britain's Chakrabarti took the helm as part of a complex reshuffle at the top of many of Europe's institutions and Britain's vote to quit the European Union has seen some mainland European countries making behind-the-scenes noises about regaining some influence.
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The Chief Financial Officer, who arrived at the bank in October just after Marco Morelli took the helm as Chief Executive Officer, said European Central Bank approval for the cash call was subject to the lender launching its share sale by the end of the year.
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The government of President Michel Temer — the 75-year-old lawyer who took the helm of Brazil on Thursday after Dilma Rousseff was suspended by the Senate to face an impeachment trial — could cause a significant shift to the political right in Latin America's largest country.
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After CEO Sean Connolly took the helm of Conagra in early 2015 and began a company-wide turnaround, selling its slowing private label business and spinning off its commercial food service arm, the stock climbed to a peak of $41 a share by March of this year.
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Moyo, who took the helm at newly-listed Old Mutual Ltd less than a year ago, told Reuters by phone that his suspension related to how different parties thought Old Mutual should engage with NMT Capital, which he founded and in which an Old Mutual subsidiary is an investor.
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Since he took the helm in Beijing on March 14, 2013 and the end of last February, China got out of the U.S. $1.43 trillion in trade surpluses, killing jobs and incomes in our import-competing industries and underpinning the rise of America's net foreign debt to $8 trillion.
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The Noles haven't finished lower than 22016th in teams with the fewest penalty yards per game since Fisher took the helm in 2010, but needless mistakes, lowlighted by 100 penalty yards in the second half of the UNC game alone, have sunk them to an untenable 124th place.
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Moyo, who took the helm at newly-listed Old Mutual less than a year ago, said that the row related to how different unnamed parties thought Old Mutual should engage with NMT Capital, which he founded and in which an Old Mutual subsidiary is the only institutional investor.
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The 63-year-old CEO, who took the helm in 2006, oversaw Goldman Sachs through its most difficult period in modern history, involving a taxpayer bailout during the financial crisis, protests over Goldman's role in the crisis and massive regulatory changes that curtailed some of its most lucrative businesses.
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Throughout this administration, and in particular since chairman Tom Wheeler took the helm at the FCC, the Commission shows every sign of stumbling toward a world of Soviet-style government-run networks where private companies are stuck in a maze with an FCC-mandated toll booth around every corner.
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Two financial sources said hedge funds Anchorage and Davidson Kempner were prepared to put up the 100 million euros in loans that CEO Yves Rannou - who took the helm in January - needs to continue restructuring and clear the backlog of orders that has recently cost the company revenues and profit.
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" Richards, who took the helm at Planned Parenthood in 2006, now looks back on her meeting with Trump, 35, and says: "At the time, she sounded like she was sympathetic, but I will tell you this White House has been worse for women than any administration I've seen in my lifetime.
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It could conceivably contain Mr. Mueller's understanding of Tuesday's report, in The Guardian, that Mr. Manafort met with Julian Assange multiple times, including in March 2016, just before he took the helm of the Trump campaign, a job he was so desperate to have that he agreed to work free.
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Bracher, who this week took the helm of Brazil's No. 1 bank by assets, said in a conference call that loan-loss provisions may end the year around the mid-point of a 14.5 billion reais to 13 billion reais ($4.56 billion to $5.35 billion) goal range first issued in February.
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When the former director of ready-to-wear at Celine took the helm at Bottega Veneta in 2017, it didn't take long before the fashion industry turned to the Italian brand for its Old Celine-Phoebe Philo-era fix (and we were rather forlorn, after Hedi Slimane's New Celine debut).
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Under Tom Perez, a former labor secretary who took the helm as chair two years ago, the self-described "New DNC" reduced the influence of superdelegates, expanded the schedule for primary debates, and instituted a strict "neutrality" policy barring staffers from expressing a preference for one Democratic candidate over another in 2020.
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" She wrote, quote, "I had promised Bernie when I took the helm of the Democratic National Committee after the convention that I would get to the bottom of whether Hillary Clinton&aposs team had rigged the nomination process as a cash of email stolen by Russian hackers and posted online had suggested.
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Unlike senators who in other years took the helm on judicial battles, McConnell knows Supreme Court litigation first-hand, most prominently as a named challenger to a landmark 237 campaign finance regulation (the court upheld key provisions of the law) and then as a forceful defender of the 21987 Citizens United decision.
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Tsipras, who came to power in early 2015, said he took the helm at a very difficult time for Greece which didn't only have to grapple with its worst debt crisis and the refugee crisis, but also an "aggressive neighbor, sometimes unpredictable with an aggressive military activity in the Aegean," Tsipras said.
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"We will hold a capital markets day in the second half of this year and give an outline of how CNH Industrial's portfolio will develop in the next 10 to 15 years," Hubertus Muhlhauser, who took the helm last year, told Reuters on the sidelines of the Bauma trade show in Munich.
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In Carper's opening statement at a Senate Environment and Public Works Committee hearing on EPA oversight, the ranking member rebuked Pruitt for not coming before the committee until almost a year after he took the helm of the EPA, comparing Pruitt's few appearances at Capitol Hill oversight committees to those of his predecessors.
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"If the President intends to nominate Andrew Wheeler to be the Administrator of EPA, then Mr. Wheeler must come before our committee so that members can look at his record as Acting Administrator objectively to see if any improvements have been made at the agency since he took the helm," Carper said in a statement.
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Both Enterprise and Marketplace are part of a bigger strategy at Crunchbase to turn the service into "the master record of companies on the internet," in the words of McConnell, the ex-VP of product at Salesforce who took the helm at Crunchbase as part of its 2015 spinoff from TechCrunch and owner Aol/Verizon.
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In the just over two years since he took the helm at United Airlines' parent company, Oscar Munoz has survived a heart attack and heart replacement, faced a board fight and suffered a public relations disaster after the violent dragging of a passenger off one of its contracted flights to make room for commuting crew.
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In the agency's first report to Congress since Mick Mulvaney took the helm in November, the CFPB said it is dropping sanctions against NDG Financial Corp, a group of 21 businesses that the agency, under President Obama, had accused of running "a cross-border online payday lending scheme" in Canada and the United States.
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"I had promised Bernie when I took the helm of the Democratic National Committee after the convention that I would get to the bottom of whether Hillary Clinton's team had rigged the nomination process, as a cache of emails stolen by Russian hackers and posted online had suggested," Brazile wrote in a piece for Politico Magazine.
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One year after hackers leaked a cache of stolen DNC emails — a cyberattack that revealed an unfair bias against Bernie Sanders, led to the resignation of former party chair Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, and made the party a source of fierce dissatisfaction and distrust among progressives — Krikorian took the helm of a team still "demoralized" by the ordeal.
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"When Rajan took the helm in September 22015, the economy was declining at an annualized rate of 24 percent on quarter, consumer prices were soaring 9.8 percent, the rupee was down 16.6 percent from the year earlier, and the current account deficit was estimated at 4 percent of GDP," independent analyst and CNBC columnist Michael Ivanovitch said.
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"I had promised Bernie when I took the helm of the Democratic National Committee after the convention that I would get to the bottom of whether Hillary Clinton's team had rigged the nomination process, as a cache of emails stolen by Russian hackers and posted online had suggested," Brazile wrote in a book excerpt first published in Politico Magazine.
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Reform-minded Zhou, who took the helm of the PBOC in 2002, is credited with loosening interest rate controls, boosting the yuan's global clout and developing new policy tools as Beijing seeks to control risks that have been fueled by past stimulus, which swelled debt loads and encouraged inefficient investment in sectors like steel which already had ample capacity.
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"We must reset the vapor category in the U.S. and earn the trust of society by working cooperatively with regulators, Attorneys General, public health officials, and other stakeholders to combat underage use," said Crosthwaite, who took the helm in September after serving as a top executive at Marlboro maker Altria Group Inc, which has a 35% stake in Juul.
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"We must reset the vapor category in the U.S. and earn the trust of society by working cooperatively with regulators, Attorneys General, public health officials, and other stakeholders to combat underage use," said Crosthwaite, who took the helm in September after serving as a top executive at Marlboro maker Altria Group Inc, which has a 35% stake in Juul.
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Since he took the helm in 2017, Bogliolo has opened several new stores within the mainland, commissioned new jewelry inspired by Chinese designs, set up an online shopping platform in Chinese, and ordered a massive overhaul of the company's flagship store in Shanghai, which has roughly doubled in size to become the company's biggest outlet in Asia.
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The new and growing cloud business - essentially selling computing services and storage in its data centers to corporate customers - is one of the priorities for Chief Executive Satya Nadella, who took the helm of the world's largest software company in early 2014 Nadella has refocused the company on cloud and mobile in the face of stagnation in its traditional PC-based Windows business.
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Doing so would fulfill a campaign promise by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, and initiating the repeal process was one Pruitt's first actions when he took the helm at EPA in February 2017.
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When Yerxa took the helm of the NFTC in May 2016, the strategy seemed straightforward — figure out how to convince then-Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE to support global trade deals like the TPP.
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Before you start wiping away a tear with the ultra-oversized sleeve of your Hood By Air-branded jerseys, though, remember, it's not totally unprecedented for designers to take breaks from their personal labels when they're juggling multiple projects: That's what Anthony Vaccarello did when he took the helm at Saint Laurent last year, and it's what Thakoon Panichgul is currently doing as he weighs the options for his namesake label sans an investor.
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Sheila Jackson LeeSheila Jackson LeeJackson Lee: 'Racism is a national security threat' Most oppose cash reparations for slavery: poll Poll: Most Americans oppose reparations MORE (D-Texas) and Steve CohenStephen (Steve) Ira CohenHouse Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — Mueller Time: Dems, GOP ready questions for high-stakes testimony This week: Mueller dominates chaotic week on Capitol Hill MORE (D-Tenn.), introduced the legislation on the first day of the new Congress as Democrats took the helm of the House of Representatives.
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