corporate vice president , CVP (skrót)

"And I think it's time to bring in a new corporate vice president."

He retired as corporate vice president for research in 1978.

Most recently, she held the title of senior corporate vice president.

I saw him go off with the corporate vice president and he seemed pretty upset.

He is also being recommended for election as a corporate vice president.

Corporate vice presidents were named to head the groups and are to begin their new jobs on March 1.

"Corporate vice president for asset protection" is a current favorite.

Corporate vice presidents served as risk leaders in their functional areas.

He joined Emerson as a corporate vice president for international operations in 1979.

And, the team leader was a corporate vice president.

He was also named a corporate vice president of American Standard.

The only person you can call is a corporate vice president, but he's not interested in the school, not really.

He continues to ply those skills in his latest job, as a corporate vice president.

"So they're about as effective as any other corporate vice president.

Mr. Clarke had been corporate vice president of marketing since 1989.

He also served as corporate vice president and general manager of the 8/16-bit Products Division.

There are also jurors with a financial background, including a corporate vice president and a retired accountant.

He is a former corporate vice president of Avon Products.

Charles Anderson, a corporate vice president, did not return repeated telephone calls seeking comment.

He had previously been a corporate vice president and treasurer at Tenneco.

A number of the jurors have working-class backgrounds, although they also include a financial adviser and a corporate vice president.

Corporate vice president of operational systems aboard the Oregon.

Bradford's last day as a Microsoft corporate vice president is March 19.

He worked in various sales, marketing and management positions before becoming a corporate vice president in 1969.

In 1997, Brass joined Microsoft, serving as corporate vice president.

He also became a politically active member of the CVP.

It is very important that you attend this CVP interview!

The CVP has three main policies in the political centre:

He became the only remaining representative of the CVP in the Council.

Normal CVP can be measured from two points of reference:

In most intensive care units, facilities are available to measure CVP continuously.

The CVP calls for flexible working times, childcare, and affordable housing.

Although age and gender differences favoured the CVP arm, both arms were well balanced for disease stage.

However, despite the fact that many had high expectations, the party did not manage to outstrip the CVP.

What are the problems associated with CVP Analysis in a multi-product firm?

The CVP also promotes workfare as the primary means to combat unemployment.

The CVP waveform pattern as well as its value is noted.

Increased CVP can be caused by pericarditis or right-sided heart failure.

In its party platform, the CVP describes itself as a centrist party.

The CVP as a whole typically supplies irrigation water for about 3 million acres of farmland.

Explain what is meant by the relevant range of activity and its significance to CVP Analysis.

However, the state dropped the Trinity River project from the CVP in 1945.

Often the use of CVP Analysis factors into strategy decisions, including budgets and media placement.

The CVP Model encourages the building of strong new bridges between the business world and community services providers.

Following the 1999 general elections, the CVP was ousted from office, bringing an end to a 40-year term on the government benches.

The bolus of epinephrine slid through the CVP line.

Nevertheless, CVP monitoring is a useful tool to guide hemodynamic therapy.

Even small increments in CVP are partially transmitted upstream.

This problem is similar to CVP.

Cost-volume-profit (CVP), in managerial economics, is a form of cost accounting.