Sentences with phrase «british global chief executive»

Hitachi is to move its global rail headquarters from Tokyo to London after appointing a British global chief executive.

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Quorn chief executive Kevin Brennan said: «We are proud to be contributing to the UK's export drive and to be investing in a British innovation that is vital to addressing the future need for protein across a growing global population.

She will be joined by Chris Sturman (chief executive, Food Storage & Distribution Federation), Ian Wright (director general, Food & Drink Federation), Gavin Partington (director general, British Soft Drinks Association), Mike Berthet (market development manager EU, Global Agriculture Alliance), and Nigel Jenney (CEO, Fresh Produce Consortium).

Niels de Vos, chief executive of British Athletics, said: «Usain Bolt is a global sporting icon and this will be one of the last opportunities for families to attend the Anniversary Games and see him compete.

After being introduced by Save the Children chief executive, Kevin Watkins, Mr Crabb began: «One of the real challenges that we have on the centre - right of British politics... is how we remake and restate the case for our global responsibilities and sticking with our policies to invest in overseas development at a time when there are so many domestic pressures and cut backs in spending.»

Alison Clough, acting chief executive of the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry in London, queries the math and says her organization wants to know more about the global challenges fund.

In 2013, Ahrendts left her role as chief executive of British luxury brand Burberry, which she helped to transform from a stale trenchcoat brand into a global fashion force by restructuring the business and focusing on digital innovation.

Commenting on the pack, Ciarán Devane, Chief Executive of the British Council, said: «It is designed to support young people's education about the world and to help them gain an understanding of other countries and cultures in preparation for life as global citizens.

Speaking today at London's World Travel Market, the leading global event for the travel industry, Ufi Ibrahim, chief executive of the British Hospitality Association, said the idea was one «that gives great concern».