He has built his empire as an outsider on the fringes of Mexico's clubby business community.
He also heads the clubby group of Toaster spotters who meet inside the cemetery.
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The good news is that you can correct your Clubby behavior before your career is cut short.
With no history of investing or personal wealth, she bootstrapped her way into the clubby venture-capital world.
Once Japan is on its feet again, it's unlikely that its clubby business establishment will welcome foreign interlopers.
The big attraction is the spacious, clubby lounge, which is packed all weekend with bachelor and engagement parties.
With no history of investing or personal wealth, she bootstrapped her way into the clubby venture capital world.
Svanholm, 67, an icon in Denmark's clubby business world, ran Denmark's Carlsberg from 1972 until the end of 1996.
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These clubby, consensual arrangements served Germany well for several decades after the war, winning the country an enviable industrial peace.
Off it sits the clubby Nelson Bar, named for the famed British admiral who supposedly fought a battle near Heiligendamm.
The idea that the clubby NYSE was once an effective self-policer is a myth as outsized as Grasso's recent paychecks.
Mr Kebble joins a growing list of South African businessmen who have discovered that the old clubby ways are no longer acceptable.
Think of Acme as the trendy younger sibling of Indochine, the clubby home of the art and fashion crowds since the eighties.
They sound like they made a fierce backstage duo, especially when it came to critiquing the performances of their clubby male colleagues.
Silicon Valley has had a very clubby and liberal attitude towards patents.
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Of the four palatial public rooms, my favorite was the clubby library.
Against this background, the clubby French military elite hunted for a traitor.
This Santa Fe conclave, near the atomic haven of Los Alamos National Laboratory, has for years been a clubby group, suspicious of outsiders.
Now, it's a living relic, with a handful of clubby, wood-paneled rooms decked out in historic paraphernalia, framed old paintings, photographs and menus.
This Santa Fe, New Mexico enclave, near the atomic haven of Los Alamos National Laboratory, has for years been a clubby group, suspicious of outsiders.
But the specter of serious jail time rises from the recent case involving Schultz, the Manhattan antiquities dealer, which shook the clubby industry to its foundation.
But the specter of serious jail time arises from the recent case involving Schultz, the Manhattan antiquities dealer, which shook the clubby industry to its foundation.
"It's obvious that if Mr. X from ABC company is deciding pay questions about Mr. Y from DEF company and vice versa, a certain clubby cooperation can ensue, " says Jauhal.
They pointed out that Schapiro is something of an insider in the clubby world of Wall Street, hardly the kind of person who can be counted on to shake things up.
Before Merrill, he presided over an overhaul of the New York Stock Exchange, pushing it to embrace electronic trading and discard its clubby old membership system in favor of public ownership.
Thain, a dispassionate, numbers-driven executive lacking the back-slapping charisma of a Richard Grasso or a David Komansky, transformed the Big Board from its clubby ways to a global, electronically driven exchange group.
He should make it clear that the clubby atmosphere in Washington of hire-who-you-know has gone out the window, and that window has been opened up for the next generation of talented individuals.
Hipsters favor The Drake on Queen West with its art-house vibe and bustling bar scene, while the hushed, clubby Windsor Arms, just steps from the toney boutiques of Bloor Street, draws A-list celebs.
Anheuser-Busch's board is, by today's corporate governance standards, a fairly clubby bunch--including executives on whose boards Busch III sits, the in-house p.r. adviser and a first cousin who evidently helped him in the power grab in 1975.
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