...The rank of Chief Petty Officer in the Navy represents leadership. Taking the symbolism of this rank into account, it’s no wonder that three of the United States Navy’s ships have been named after it: the USS Chief (AMc-67), the USS Chief (AM-315), and the USS Chief (MCM-14). Each ship has it’s own unique history and has played a role in keeping the waters safe for the United States Military. The USS Chief (AMc-67) was an Accentor-class minesweeper with a length of 97 feet and one inch and weighed 185 tons. Before being commissioned, the ship’s name was changed to the USS Bold on May 23rd, 1941. Commissioned on May 27th, 1942, the USS Chief/Bold (AMc-67)’s purpose was to scour waters (primarily American) in order to detect and denote mines. As her first assignment, on June 12th, 1942, the AMc-67 sailed down to Yorktown, Virginia to receive training. “The coastal minesweeper reported to the Mine Warfare Training School and conducted two weeks of training there before being detached to proceed to the 6th Naval District”(“Revolvy, LLC.”). For the duration of WWII, the AMc-67 generally operated along the coasts of...
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...The 17th and current Chief Justice of the United States is John G. Roberts, Jr. He was born in Buffalo, New York, January 27, 1955. He married Jane Marie Sullivan in 1996; they have two adopted children- Josephine and John. He attended Harvard College in 1976, where he received an A.B. and also attended Harvard Law School in 1979, and received a J.D. He served as a law clerk for Henry J. Friendly of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit from 1979–1980 and as a law clerk for then-Associate Justice William H. Rehnquist of the Supreme Court of the United States during the 1980 Term. He was Special Assistant to the Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice from 1981–1982, Associate Counsel to President Ronald Reagan, White House Counsel’s Office from 1982–1986, and Principal Deputy Solicitor General, U.S. Department of Justice from 1989–1993. From 1986–1989 and 1993–2003, he practiced law in Washington, D.C. He was appointed to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in 2003. President George W. Bush nominated him as Chief Justice of the United States, and he took his seat on September 29, 2005. The Chief Justice of the United States represents the head of the United States Federal Court system, which comprised the judicial branch of the federal government of the United States. The Chief Justice of the United States is the chief judge of the Supreme Court of the United States. The Chief Justice is the highest judicial official...
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...within certain legal bounds (Merriam-Webster, 2012). Although regular routines and protocols should be followed by officers to make sure that they abide by the law as well as enforce the law, often situations arise that force officers to decide or act according to their own judgment. Even though the Chiefs of police are not in the field, they still have to use discretion in making very important decision that affects the department and the community as a whole. In the DC Sniper case, Chief of Police Charles A. Moose use discretion in the investigation by deciding what information should be shared with the public. As the Chief of Police one of his most important duties is to reassure the public of their safety. While trying to keep the public informed without causing panic, Chief Moose limited the details of the investigation in order not to alert the snipers. With this being one of the most tumultuous killing sprees within the DC, Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) area, crucial decisions were made by Chief Moose in an effort to save lives. At the crime scene of the eighth victim a tarot card and a note were recovered as evidence with a specific message directed to law enforcement. Chief Moose decided to use his better judgment and not release the latest finding at the crime to the media. His reasoning behind his controlling...
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...The chief executive officer (CEO) provides direction and leadership for the organization’s mission and vision, represents and speaks for the organization and its work, and manages day-to-day operations to achieve the strategic direction set by the Board. As we already know the CEO is responsible for both internal and external relationships, including creating a positive work culture and philosophy; maximizing the use of available personnel and resources; and establishing, maintaining, and updating as appropriate office procedures that include such matters as staff incentives and grievances. I as a CEO will work with the Board to chart the future direction of the organization and I know to achieve the goals of the organization, Supervisor and evaluate staff should try to: 1- Provide visionary leadership to the organization and translate that vision into action; 2- Oversee day-to-day operations and ensure that our organization maintains its status as a well-managed, highly respected organization; 3- Maintain a complete understanding of the organization’s financial position, and ensure physical responsibility and security; 4- Maintain funding streams and identify 5- Ensure appropriate staffing consistent with organizational needs; 6- Update and maintain the Personnel Policy & Procedure Manual as needed; 7- Develop and maintain appropriate job descriptions for all staff; 8- Recruit, select, orient, and provide training for new staff and continuing training for all staff; ...
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...Information security compliance starts at the top; the Chief Executive Officer is ultimately responsible. The Chief Information Officer (CIO) is charged with the information technology business governance and policy creation of an organization. A new position was created to assist the Chief Information Officer (CIO) to combat the security needs of the enterprise, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) or Chief Security Officer (CSO) or both depending on the organization's structure. For publicly traded companies, the primary stakeholders are the stockholders. Decision and management style directly affect how the world perceives the worth of an enterprise’s management in today’s global market. Companies today have a footprint that would...
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...Chief Joseph’s name in native as Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt,which is Thunder Rolling Down Mountain in English. He was a great and skilled leader for the Wallowa band of the Nez Perce. Chief Joseph had many interesting events happen in his life, from going to war to meeting at the White House.(1) Chief Joseph had a very interesting childhood. He was born on March 3rd, and died December 21st. He was born in the Wallowa Valley. His name in English was Thunder Rolling Down Mountain.(1) He was forced to go to a Christianity school.(2) He led his people on an epic flight across the Rockies. He became famous in 1877. He also assumed the position he was under governmental pressure. For more than three months he traveled through Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. Although Chief Joseph was young, he had a lot of important roles for his tribe and...
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...Chief Executive Officer is a career that involves business experience. I chose this career because the career involves of running a business and it involves anyone to control it. I personally like to control anything. The career involves numerous of task. CEO requires anyone to have a business degree and some work experience with business. The career has a decent amount of money per year if you work a famous company. The career must has a certain sets of skills and abilities. The career requires amounts of education and work experience with businesses. The education of becoming CEO must require at least a bachelor degree in business administration, finances, commerce, management science, or public administration education. (careerinfonet.org) If you have a MBA (Master of Business Administration Degree), the chance of being hired as a Chief Executive Officer increases. The career must involve some background on work in business experience to be a CEO.(learningpath.org) Some of the best colleges that offer business education are Stanford, Harvard, University of PA, MIT, and Yale University (U.S. News).When I become a Chief Executive Officer, you need certain equipment and technology. Some of technology that are needed for...
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...Chief Petty Officer Fountain is nominated for the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal for meritorious service as a Maintenance Control Chief Petty Officer and Armament Branch Leading Chief Petty Officer at Strike Fighter Squadron ONE TWO FIVE (VFA-125) from April 2016 to March 2018. He displayed sustained superior leadership and performance emphasizing his total commitment to mission accomplishment and subordinate development. His unparalleled aviation maintenance expertise and dedication to professionalism ensured the command surpassed all Naval Aviation Maintenance Program requirements while standing up the Navy's first F-35C Fleet Replacement Squadron. Through his diligence and leadership, the squadron attained Safe-for-Flight status, leading the way for a successful training pipeline for all future F-35C pilots to the fleet. Specific accomplishments include: He has consistently set the standard of professionalism for 204 Sailors and 30 Lockheed Martin contractors. Within months of reporting aboard, he led efforts to establish 38 maintenance programs, seven Quality Assurance Representatives, 23 Collateral Duty Inspectors, and 491 required qualifications to ensure VFA-125 was prepared to operate immediately upon aircraft delivery....
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...[Organisation’s logo goes here] Business continuity plan [ORGANISATION NAME] [DATE] Managers must keep a copy of this document at home. Additional copies are available in the emergency boxes located at the [ORGANISATION NAME] office 1. Introduction 3 2. Priorities and responsibilities for [ORGANISATION NAME] 3 3. Key risks and minimisation measures 5 3.1. Assumptions 5 3.2. Disaster events 5 3.2.1. Loss of technology 7 4. Roles and responsibilities 8 5. Emergency recovery process 9 5.1. Activate the Emergency Evacuation Procedures 9 5.2. Activate the Business Continuity Plan 9 5.3. Manage staff's immediate concerns (during business hours) 11 5.4. Letting staff know about the emergency (outside normal business hours) 12 6. Business recovery process 13 6.1. Set up the business recovery office (temporary off-site location) 13 6.2. Communication priorities and processes 14 6.3. Reinstate services at the office 16 7. Business continuity plans for ICT 17 7.1. Payroll 17 7.2. Email 17 7.3. Network (including file & print) & remote access 19 7.4. Phones – landlines 20 7.5. Phones – mobile 21 7.6. [Specialist application] and accounting systems 22 7.7. Website 22 8. Emergency delegations list 23 9. Contact lists 24 9.1. Staff call tree 24 9.2. Staff, supplier, and stakeholder contact lists 25 Document control Revision history Revision | Date | Author | Reason for change | ...
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...LIFE UNDER THE CHIEF DOUBLESPEAK OFFICER The writer, William Lutz takes his time and explains how companies and cooperation have changed the name titles for workers. He also translates to us the true meaning Doublespeaking has over taking. For an example the Garbage Man is now known as the Sanitation Engineer, or Solid Waste Consulter. He breaks down the unexplained terms that are characterized as if it’s a majorly hard job, but it’s really a small easy job. As I read the article I understood him saying how businesses lie their way to the top. In the article the writer describes the similarities of simple jobs with such large meaningless names. Try these titles on for size: Chief Nuclear Officer, Chief Procurement Officer, Chief Information Officer, Chief Learning Officer, Chief Transformation Officer, Chief Cultural Officer, Chief People Officer, Chief Ethics Officer, Chief Turnaround Officer, Chief Technology Officer, and Chief Creative Officer. After all the "operations improvement" corporations have undergone, you have to wonder who all those "chiefs" are leading. (Lutz) In that sense it tells me he think there are, “Too many Chiefs and not enough Indian trying to lead one pack.” I think some of the Chiefs need to be cut in order to gain more workers. The writer takes his time to express how people are terminated or has to resign. Doublespeak is a word used to make thing seem more professional than it really is. Just like a Janitors, they are now called Federal...
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...Mini-Case: Predicting Future HMIS Trends by Chief Information Officers Read the Mini-Case: Predicting Future HMIS Trends by Chief Information Officers on Page 41 of the text. Access the 2008 HIMSS Leadership Survey PDF file and write a paper that addresses the following: 1. Discuss why you think a CIO survey is important for the HMIS industry. 2. Based on the information provided in the Mini-Case and survey, explain what types of hardware investments are most important to the future of HMIS. 3. Compare your selections and reasoning with the actual survey results. 4. Based on the survey results. Discuss why you think investment in Electronic Health Records (EHR) has become a top priority for CIOs in the coming year. Your paper must be two to three double-spaced pages (excluding title and reference pages) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center. Utilize a minimum of two scholarly and/or peer-reviewed sources that were published within the last five years. All sources must be documented in APA style, as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center. The text from the Book: Additional Readings : Sam Geist, “Are You a Boss or a Leader?” Super Vision 67 (January 2006) Paul Glen, “Developing the Managerial Mind,” Computer World 40 (January 9, 2006). Stephen R. Robbins, The Truth About Managing People… And Nothing But the Truth. (Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 2003). Jack Welch and Suzy Welch, “The Leadership Mindset,” BusinessWeek...
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...Issues: Sirius’ head start, raise capital, be early, pressure to mimic Sirius, how to distribute, how to price, how to earn, sub or ad, single or tiered, manufacturers (how to proceed and which ones to contact), how to market –to consumers or to manufacturers and retail chains. Recommendations: Start off with higher radio and subscription prices because the market will take time to develop and XM should not be the bearing the brunt of the development costs. Later, lower prices on both aggressively in order to attract more subscribers and begin to introduce limited advertising. Work with auto manufacturers, offer subsidized prices, let radio manufacturers and retailers handle the home and aftermarket markets, offer subsidies. Target the male market and Hispanic/other direct, cell phone, content providers 1. What is the value proposition of XM to different consumer segments? Who should be the primary target market for XM? XM caters to the various consumer groups and better targets everything from broad groups to small niches. XM will offer better, more focused content to the consumer at a reasonable cost with ease of use and cheap to start and fewer commercials. XM should target the market that is most likely to result in paid subscriptions and to which its content is geared, look it up. 2. What aspects need to be considered in pricing the radio receiver and subscription fee? What is the optimal price for a monthly subscription? XM needs to consider the affect...
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...Running head: WORLDCOM FAILURE RESHAPING BUSINESS WorldCom’s Chief Executive Officer’s Failure of Responsibilities Reshaping the Business Environment WorldCom’s Chief Executive Officer’s Failure of Responsibilities Reshaping Business Environment Bernie Ebbers’ leadership as Chief Executive Officer for WorldCom created the largest telecommunication bankruptcies and the largest bankruptcy in the corporate world. His unethical decisions to allow false financial reports to continue to be reported as inflated profits, where in reality WorldCom was losing profits while senior management was raping the money vaults. Bernie Ebbers’ action created change not only within the telecommunications world, but also within the views of responsibilities of Chief Executive Officers. In order to understand Mr. Ebbers’ shortcomings as the Chief Executive Officer of WorldCom, the role of Chief Executive Officer must be understood, in addition to basing his role against the ethical standards of today. David Elsum describes the corporate system by having three elements; a company board, a chairman, and a Chief Executive Officer. Chief Executive Officers have a unique role in today’s business. According to David Elsum, the “chief executives are responsible for company effectiveness, efficiency, profitability, and liquidity” (1988). In essence, the Chief Executive Officer should be highly effective to bring change and executing the company’s vision while being efficient...
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...A Chief Information Officer (CIO) is the person to whom an organization looks to handle the responsibilities of the information technology and computer systems which support the organizations goals (Rouse, 2010). The CIO is considered to be the key person in the planning of strategic goals. A CIO will be involved with analyzing and revising of business processes. The CIO will identify and develop new system tools, along with restructuring the organizations physical infrastructure and network (Rouse, 2010). According to McNickle (2012), the ten key characteristics of a CIO are as follows: • The capability to mentor and lead • Capability to establish the strategy • The skill to implement the strategy • Use of technology as a tool • Build consensus...
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...Objective With 4 years' experience in accounting and finance across multiple sectors, I am now looking to expand my career and apply my skills and expertise in an external audit role. Work Experience Palma Consulting ------------------------------------------------- Chief Accountant Apr 2014 – present * Responsible for all financial and accounting transactions and Reporting * Responsible for all banks transactions and relations * Responsible for all relations with government agencies (Sales Tax Department, Income Tax Department and Social Security Department) * Producing various management reports for the Consulting and Procurement departments, and to the CFO * Developed and documented accounting policies for the firm * Currently handling the introduction of an HR payroll system and the replacement of the Accounting system MEPS (MasterCard) ------------------------------------------------- Accounting Officer Mar 2013 – Mar 2014 * Reconciled and maintained over 20 bank accounts * Responsible for monthly closings and assisting with monthly and yearly financial statements * Responsible for monthly payroll systems * Reconciling and maintaining employees’ accounts and transaction follow up with HR ------------------------------------------------- Bell Amman (Luminos Group) Accountant ...
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