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| Mike Dillon (1984), Senior | Vice President, General Council and Corporate Secret |
| Robinson's, reaching the position of Executive | Vice President, merchandising and sales promotion in |
| ss offices, there are four positions-President, | Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer-for each cl |
| rs later, he was promoted to the club's post of | vice president, baseball operations. |
| Christina L. Shea: Senior | Vice President, External Relations; President, Gener |
| Jeffrey J. Rotsch: Executive | Vice President, Worldwide Sales and Channel Developm |
| s assistant general manager and was promoted to | vice president, scouting, on December 6, 2006. |
| ection he was the unsuccessful Whig nominee for | vice president, as Winfield Scott's running mate. |
| ter, a 20-year-veteran at IBM, is currently the | Vice President, Service Oriented Architecture and We |
| Paul Russell, Senior | Vice President, Engineering |
| al in establishing, and was for years Executive | Vice President, of the Professional Autograph Dealer |
| Joe Carrico - | Vice President, Human Resources & Safety |
| as City, Missouri, and Washington, D.C.. Senior | vice president, Utah Construction &. |
| Scott A. Thomson, Executive | Vice President, Finance, Regulatory & Energy Supply, |
| A rising young PRR | Vice President, Leonor F. Loree, was appointed Presi |
| Was the | Vice President, All Kerala Balajana Sakhyam, State G |
| rman of the Committee on Election of President, | Vice President, and Representatives (Sixty-eighth th |
| He served as | vice president, Chicago-North Western Transportation |
| d Manuel "Mar" Roxas II as his running mate for | Vice President, while Binay was the Vice Presidentia |
| Tunbridge Wells Rangers and after serving as a | Vice President,then Vice Chairman he became Presiden |
| Vice President- Debra B. Lawrance | |
| Area II | Vice President- Zac Morris - New Home |
| Area X | Vice President- Kody Kale, Falls City |
| Area VIII | Vice President- Dakotah Williams, Glen Rose |
| Area IV | Vice President- Kati Gillam - Quanah |
| Area I | Vice President- Shannon Redwine - Lazbuddie |
| Area I | Vice President- Padon Holt - Smyer |
| She was promoted to executive | vice president-Developed Markets in 1997, then chief |
| Vice President-Dr. | |
| Before the president was sworn in, | Vice President-elect Andrew Johnson took his oath. |
| mer mayor of Makati City, was proclaimed as the | Vice President-elect of the Philippines with 14,645, |
| Dr. Botstein joined Genentech, Inc. in 1987 as | Vice President-Science. |
| Fender on 20 May 1954, eventually becoming its | Vice President. |
| nued to serve as the club's general manager and | vice president. |
| -platform production company, in 2009 as Senior | Vice President. |
| hair, Dean of Letters and Science, and Academic | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| n January 2008, with Eugene Puryear running for | vice president. |
| In 1970 he was named a senior | vice president. |
| minated for President and Geraldine Ferraro for | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| e was plucked from relative obscurity to become | Vice President. |
| n 1824, he received 30 electoral votes for U.S. | Vice President. |
| tioned in and assumed the position of Executive | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| Killpack currently works for Academica West as | Vice President. |
| ern Christian Leadership Conference was elected | Vice President. |
| joined the Chase Manhattan Bank in New York, as | vice president. |
| he was for many years its director and honorary | vice president. |
| ose Governor Thomas A. Hendricks of Indiana for | vice president. |
| ked Monaghan to join their company as Executive | Vice President. |
| the Kirchners was Julio Cobos, who was elected | Vice President. |
| Six New York governors have gone on to serve as | vice president. |
| lar bill with the brain pattern of a World Bank | vice president. |
| Rapids chair company, serving as a director and | vice president. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| e Royal Geographical Society, of which he was a | vice president. |
| ined Cohen Financial as a partner and Executive | Vice President. |
| , National's advertising director, as executive | vice president. |
| sts where in the 1960s he was made an executive | vice president. |
| here he became "chief algorithms officer" and a | vice president. |
| h Scot Seabaugh, President, and James Woodward, | Vice President. |
| Aguinaldo was President and Mariano Trias, the | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| in deferred compensation from Halliburton while | Vice President. |
| Bob McElwaine became VADA's first Executive | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| In 1982, he was appointed senior | vice president. |
| The next year he was promoted to senior | vice president. |
| ator Charles Warren Fairbanks was nominated for | Vice President. |
| DeBartolo Corporation, and became its executive | vice president. |
| arty included former MLA Donald McNabb as First | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| neft, which Shvidler joined initially as senior | vice president. |
| Six years later, he became university | vice president. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| ter attempted to win the party's nomination for | Vice President. |
| Bryan for President and Adlai E. Stevenson for | Vice President. |
| land was the principal Federalist candidate for | vice president. |
| of Trustees, until 2006 when he was elected to | vice president. |
| went on to become State Secretary and National | Vice President. |
| ion in the Bundestag should be represented by a | Vice President. |
| left the company and Scott Bernstein joined as | vice president. |
| ion made Nawahi president and William White his | vice president. |
| ollege, Oxford, where he is a Senior Fellow and | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| manager of west coast operations and Marketing | Vice President. |
| s later became the studio's general manager and | vice president. |
| He was promoted again in 1970, this time to | Vice President. |
| f executive officer of the Council is Executive | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| tomological Society of London and two times its | vice president. |
| eir chosen electors then vote for President and | Vice President. |
| William H. English was nominated for | vice president. |
| member with the Navigators, where he served as | Vice President. |
| esident and Edward Everett of Massachusetts for | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| d the family business in 1948 and was appointed | vice president. |
| ubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota as nominated for | Vice President. |
| romised to resign as Premier if he were elected | Vice President. |
| Previously he was | vice president. |
| His running mate, Senator Fernando Lopez won as | Vice President. |
| 20 - The inauguration of the new President and | Vice President. |
| Rico Manufacturers Association as its Executive | Vice President. |
| Lawrence Phipps eventually advanced to first | vice president. |
| the first local government official who became | vice president. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| ae, currently serves as Power Corp.'s Executive | Vice President. |
| irector, board member, worldwide ambassador and | vice president. |
| une: Supreme Court justice Abdus Sattar becomes | vice president. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| working time to Mason-McDuffie, serving as its | vice president. |
| rtner in the firm in 1987 and in 1991 he became | vice president. |
| One assessor can be appointed | Vice President. |
| member of the Cotswold Field Club, where he was | vice president. |
| dent and Christodoulos Taramountas as Assistant | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| ned Pyramid Technology Corporation as executive | vice president. |
| the Singer Company where he served as Regional | Vice President. |
| e Pescadero Public Radio Service shifted him to | vice president. |
| In 1991, he took the position of | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| 1966) of Monroe, the sitting | vice president. |
| and serve as a | Vice President. |
| Emmanuel Pelaez did not run for | vice president. |
| y Lions Club for 14 years and was the chapter's | vice president. |
| ntil 1954 when James Marion Malone was promoted | Vice President. |
| rated for a second term; Andrew Johnson becomes | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| er vote for Bentsen as President and Dukakis as | Vice President. |
| nate its candidates for U.S. President and U.S. | Vice President. |
| 2007-08 season and then was selected as club's | Vice President. |
| of state from 1976 until 1979, Yar'Adua was his | Vice President. |
| was Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas, a future | Vice President. |
| Warren was nominated for | Vice President. |
| ent and Senator Thomas Eagleton of Missouri for | Vice President. |
| Electoral College, who voted for President and | Vice President. |
| O, while Bruno is project manager and Executive | Vice President. |
| tus Yeung, a relative of Keppel, resides in the | vice president. |
| illey assumed the Mercer University position of | Vice President. |
| nd Community College in Cincinnati as Executive | Vice President. |
| He was eventually promoted to | vice president. |
| ion of the Liberal Party, holding the office of | Vice President. |
| Vice President/Associate GM Lee Pelekoudas was named | |
| Dr. Corey was formerly | Vice President/Chief Academic Officer and Academic D |
| Mollis rose to | Vice President/Director of Office Operations of LAMC |
| He was an Executive | vice president/general counsel, Copy America, Inc. f |
| J. David Molson (president/owner), Sam Pollock ( | vice president/general manager) |
| responsibilities and formally became executive | vice president/GM at the close of the 1962 season. |
| Art Ross ( | Vice President/Manager-Coach), |
| onat Raymond (president/owner), Dalton Coleman ( | vice president/owner) |
| onat Raymond (President/Owner), Dalton Coleman ( | Vice President/Owner) |
| Wirtz Sr. (President/Owner), Arthur Wirtz Jr. ( | Vice President/Owner) |
| Athanase David (president), Joseph Cattarinich ( | vice President/owner) |
| Bruce Norris ( | Vice President/Owner), Tommy Ivan (Coach) |
| John Bjorn, Executive | Vice President/Regional Manager Mid-Atlantic/Northwe |
| Vice President: Richard Mentor Johnson (Democratic) | |
| Vice President: Aaron Burr (Democratic-Republican) | |
| Vice President: George Clinton (Democratic-Republica | |
| Vice President: Daniel D. Tompkins (Democratic-Repub | |
| Vice President: Jackie Clarkson | |
| Vice President: Jenny McAllister* | |
| Vice President: Parmanand Jha | |
| Vice President: vacant | |
| Vice President: Prof. Elazar. | |
| Vice president: Stephen Sheffield | |
| Vice President: Herbert Fuller | |
| Vice President: vacant (until March 4), William A. W | |
| Vice President: Teofisto Guingona | |
| Vice President: Noli de Castro | |
| Vice President: Aaron Burr (Democratic-Republican) ( | |
| Vice President: Kow Nkensen Arkaah | |
| Vice President: John C. Calhoun (Democratic-Republic | |
| Vice President: - Broderick (Brads) Neal | |
| Vice President: Alhaji Alihu Mahama | |
| Vice President: John Atta Mills | |
| Vice President: John Dramani Mahama | |
| External | Vice President: Jane Fung |
| Internal | Vice President: Alex Morrissette |
| Vice President: John C. Breckinridge (Democratic) | |
| Vice President: William A. Wheeler (Republican) | |
| Vice President: Jan Jobmann, Juvente Germany | |
| Vice President: Levi P. Morton (Republican) | |
| Vice President: Adlai E. Stevenson I (Democratic) | |
| son, Jr., Executive Vice-President; Paul Starr, | Vice President; and Anna M. Canterbury, Secretary-Tr |
| Vacancy in offices of both President and | Vice President; officers eligible to act. |
| ted were David H. Gezon, President; Ken Sowles, | Vice President; Richard Kronman, Secretary; and Bob |
| Wofford was a finalist for the | vice presidential nomination, although Clinton ultim |
| In his role as Special Agent in Charge of the | Vice Presidential Protective Division, one of the la |
| was briefly considered by Richard Nixon as his | vice presidential running mate. |
| Republican | Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin was a featur |
| Presidential and | vice presidential elections, legislative elections a |
| Johnson was nominated unanimously as | Vice Presidential candidate, receiving all 1,521 vot |
| SWS survey for the | vice presidential election. |
| to "Pull a Cheney", and name herself as Obama's | vice presidential running mate (Dick Cheney headed G |
| Vice presidential election per province/city. | |
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