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And this kind of reminds me of what we've been seeing in the cryptocurrency space, at least in 2017, where the only thing that's been going up faster than the markets themselves is the number of "senior investment specialists" who have been appearing out of nowhere.
So we'll run over 200 campaigns this year, things like collecting peanut butter for food pantries, or making Valentine's Day cards for senior citizens who are homebound.
A senior citizen texting and blogging.
For my senior collection at fashion design school, I decided to try and 3D print an entire fashion collection from my home.
So you see, Roy Price is a senior executive with Amazon Studios.
She learns the Fasti, the calendar of sacred rituals and she watches while the senior priestesses conduct sacrifices.
He was 18 years old, he was African American and he was a senior at a local public school.
But then came my 90-page senior thesis, a paper you're supposed to spend a year on.
But this served me well in college, because I finished my senior thesis four months before the deadline.
It's not just about a particular senior politician who's been caught up in a scandal.
I'm a senior resident in anesthesia in intensive care at the University Hospital of the West Indies.
I was serious enough about acting that I auditioned for Juilliard when I was a senior in high school, didn't get in, determined college wasn't for me and applied nowhere else, which was a genius move.
In my previous job, I was the most senior woman in the Middle East, so one could think that investing in my network of female colleagues couldn't bring many benefits and that I should instead invest my time developing my relationships with male seniors and peers.
Today, I have two senior women on my team, and I see making them successful as key to my own success.
Not long after coming back to work, I'm the senior on rounds in the hospital, when one of my patients looks over at my colleague, gestures around her face and says, "San Bernardino," referencing a recent terrorist attack.
Today, when an activist shows up to a campaign, it's the senior investment professional talking to the CEO and the board and everyone hears about it.
The senior investment professional.
So when an adult like Brad Smith, the president of Microsoft, said a few months ago, "We need a new set of Geneva Conventions to manage the security of the digital space," many of the senior leaders in Silicon Valley actually spoke against his words.
Boulder's senior urban planners stepped over blocks and stuffed animals to explore preschool students' full-size classroom recreation of the Civic Area.
For example, a comedy about a high school senior, who, when faced with an unplanned pregnancy, makes an unusual decision regarding her unborn child.
He was the one that stopped those abuses you saw, because when he saw those images, he turned them over to a senior investigating officer.
I was a senior in college, and it was right after a dance practice.
We are in a room with one of the senior members of the community and a health care worker.
"Senior moment" quips, for example: I stopped making them when it dawned on me that when I lost the car keys in high school, I didn't call it a "junior moment."
My job is to work with the most senior leaders to examine how they lead today and establish habits better suited for the future.
But what interests me more than senior leaders these days is what's going on with the junior ones.
While organizations are hiring people like me to redevelop their senior leaders for the future, outdated leadership habits are forming right before our eyes among the middle managers who will one day take their place.
We need middle managers and senior leaders to work together, because this is a big problem.
Because our future leaders are learning from senior role models who just aren't ready to role model yet, much less change the systems that made them so successful.
We need middle managers and senior leaders to work together to define a new way of leading and develop each other to rise to the occasion.
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