The man with the money

Article Abstract:

Neil Wood, finance director of the London Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG), discusses the challenging pressures of the job as well as a budget that rose drastically from Pounds Sterling 3 billion in 2005 to Pounds Sterling 9 billion two years later.

Executive changes & profiles, Membership organizations, not elsewhere classified, Athletic Associations, Other Similar Organizations (except Business, Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations), Officials and employees, Interview, Olympics, Sports associations, 2012 AD, Wood, Neil

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Return of the suit

Article Abstract:

The dotcom era brought a change in the business attire from suits, ties and bowler hats to less formal as long as workers looked smart. Further, a survey has revealed that companies require employees to dress formally at all times.

Venture Analysis, Surveys, Business enterprises, Work clothes

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Sleep easy

Article Abstract:

The author feels that companies need to balance between the accommodation expenses and business returns to get good value for money.

Business travel, Cost benefit analysis, Expense accounts

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