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Company director Vicky Thornley said she was about to step into the elevator when the quake hit and she grabbed onto the wooden tank surround, both to steady herself and stop the tank from falling.
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Thornley said she didn't want to look in the direction of the tank because she was sure the fish would be long dead.
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Callaway said it would reduce its headcount "at all levels," with Mr. Thornley saying it was clear the company's business "is not keeping pace with the industry recovery."
Callaway CEO Resigns John Kell 2011
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Company director Vicky Thornley said she was about to step into the elevator when the quake hit and she grabbed onto the wooden tank surround, both to steady herself and stop the tank from falling.
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Thornley said she was nervous about putting Shaggy and Daphne in with her son's fish, given that they may already have developed a taste for their own kind.
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Mr. Thornley, 65 years old, joined Callaway's board in 2004.
Callaway CEO Resigns John Kell 2011
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"While we have the best performing products in the industry, that message has sometimes been overshadowed by the sheer volume of competitive marketing," said Mr. Thornley, who represented England and Great Britain as an amateur golfer at the youth level.
Callaway CEO Resigns John Kell 2011
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Tony Thornley , who was named Callaway's interm chief executive last June—after the previous CEO stepped down—has blamed past marketing efforts for some of the company's woes.
Bringing Sexy Back to Golf? Suzanne Vranica 2012
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The 68-year-old executive will be succeeded on an interim basis by Anthony S. Thornley .
Callaway CEO Resigns John Kell 2011
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Thornley's first thoughts were for the safety of her 5-year-old son, Joshua, who was unharmed.
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