Corporate Counsel
...business positions, including executive vice president and managing director of the Asia Pacific region for the manufacturing company Tenneco Inc. Donovan later became general...
... That's when Macau, the Chinese territory that has become Asia's gaming mecca, first posted higher gambling revenue than Sin City itself...
... That's when Macau, the Chinese territory that has become Asia's gaming mecca, first posted higher gambling revenue than Sin City itself...
... That's when Macau, the Chinese territory that has become Asia's gaming mecca, first posted higher gambling revenue than Sin City itself...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...the audacity of ADB's vision for a "poverty-free Asia Pacific." ADB has a unique role to play in the region...
The new top lawyer for the American Red Cross brings a global perspective; and other Moves
...audacity of ADB’s “vision for a poverty-free Asia Pacific.” ADB has a vital role to play in...
The new top lawyer at J.P. Morgan is wielding binders full of talent, and other Moves
...with the company in Singapore, where he was Cargill’s Asia Pacific general counsel. “I had the opportunity to work with a...
...report from Randall Lewis, Danone’s associate general counsel for Asia Pacific. Given the reporting structure, “it’s perhaps...
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