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Executive Views - Larry Scott, pt 2/2
Equal prize money for ladies is the serving point in part 2 of Executive Views with Larry Scott, CEO, WTA. He also gives his views on the global development of ladies tennis, plus his expectations for the sport in the Middle East.
Executive Views - Larry Scott, pt 1/2
Responsible for the biggest sponsorship deal in women's tennis Larry Scott, CEO, WTA (Women's Tennis Association), gives his views on the importance of sport sponsorship and how technology helps players whilst 'on the road' with the Sony Ericsson Tour.
Executive Views - Jan Poul de Boer
In this edition of Executive Views we talk with the Acting CEO, Qatar Tourism Authority Jan Poul de Boer about the key elements of their development plan. With Qatar being a dynamic emerging destination he talks about investment opportunities as well as a diverse range of tourism.
Executive Views - Gary Hoover, pt 3/3
Entrepreneur Gary Hoover talks about Hoovers Incorporated, the world's largest internet-based provider of information about enterprises, which he formed after the pioneering Bookstop. We hear about mistakes made on the way, his 'love' for retailing and plans for the future.
Executive Views - Gary Hoover, pt 2/3
In part two Gary Hoover gives his views on the development of Dubai, which he calls the "Free Market Capital City of the Middle East". He talks about the key elements in the success of America's South West Airlines and also on how Boeing lost track.
Executive Views - Gary Hoover, pt 1/3
Entrepreneur Gary Hoover is the guest in this edition of Executive Views. In part one Phil Blizzard discovers what led Gary on the path to be a great entrepreneur - from reading Fortune magazine at the age of 12 through to the pioneering 'Bookstop' superstore of books.
Executive Views - Simon Cooper
In this edition the future of the hotel industry and its diversification into three key areas is a view expounded by Simon Cooper, President & COO, of luxury brand award winners Ritz-Carlton Hotels.
Executive Views - Mr Ho Kwon Ping, pt 2/2
In part 2 Mr Ho Kwon Ping, Executive Chairman, Banyan Tree Holdings talks about brand structure, developments in the Middle East, eco-tourism and the effects of the tsunami on their resorts.
Executive Views - Mr Ho Kwon Ping, pt 1/2
In this edition we talk with Mr Ho Kwon Ping, Executive Chairman, Banyan Tree Holdings. As a former member of the advisory board to Dubai he gives his view on the development of the Emirate and his concern for sustainable growth.
Executive Views - Rashid al Noori
In this edition we talk with Rashid al Noori, Senior VP DNATA Agencies and shine a light on his career which began in the 1970's. Rashid expounds on his dreams for the industry and also reflects on the major developments - including his pride for the innovative and recently introduced DNATA Travel Lounge.
Executive Views - Ambassador Barbara Bodine
In this edition former US Ambassador to Yemen, Barbara Bodine, talks to AME Info Radio about the importance of using the combined knowledge and experience of academics and practitioners, in educational establishments.
Executive Views - Perry Bedinger, pt 2/2
In part 2 Perry Bedinger, a former trainer on the US Armies gunship tactic curriculum, talks factors which are important to those trainers doing the training as well as his current role as Director of Harvard Business School, Publishing.
Executive Views - Perry Bedinger, pt 1/2
Harvard Business School Publishing, Director Perry Bedinger, expresses his views on the rate of change and suggests that the creation of Chief Knowledge Officers is not the answer to successful management.
Executive Views - Louis Scotto
In this edition, Dubai socialite Louis Scotto, the affable General Manager - Retail Banking, Emirates Bank talks to AME Info Radio. He talks about renewing their sponsorship of the Dubai Tennis Championships, opening his home to rock stars Jethro Tull and their support in a multitude of other activities.
Executive Views - John Deykin, pt 3/3
Social responsibilities in advertising, email and SMS spam are some of the 'bug bears' viewed by the opinionated and 'visual' MD of tmh John Deykin. Whilst on a lighter side of life there's chocolate, books and 'views'.
