Researching online articles for names

Research and find 100-180 names online in news articles for 60 companies using only four google search terms - company name + met OR visit OR wins OR deal (please do separately starting with "met". Background For all of the largest Chinese construction companies we are looking to identify the senior person who represents them on international assignments. This won’t be the Chairman of the company, or the Chief Engineer, but someone who is doing the deals on behalf of the company for international clients in countries outside of China. We’re not going to find them on LinkedIn or any databases. They will be found in the news, meeting with country ministers or others to sign deals, or having been reported as winning a tender or something like that. I have a list of 65 Chinese contractor parent companies and a sub list of some subsidiaries. All in all there’s 176 companies in the list (you are only required to do 1/3 as there will be two other people doing this task to speed it up) Not every subsidiary will bring up people as the company may not be relevant. For example a subsidiary may be a China only manufacturer or something; we’re only interested in the international players. I’m looking for a researcher to identify 3 names per company for a maximum of 18 names in 59 companies (from the 176). Requirement The enclosed spreadsheet contains list of companies. You’ll see I’ve started the first 7 names, copied down by name, job title, and importantly, a pasted link to where you found the info. The most effective Google search I’ve found is “Company Name” and “met with”, then look down to see when someone from the company meets with a minister in another country (no meeting with people in China as that’s not international!) Other google searches could be “company name” and “deal” OR “visit” or “wins”. Please only follow these search instructions – don’t try to do something different as the names won’t be as relevant – they must appear in an article and where the person has met with someone from another country to discuss or do a deal. My preference (although I know its in my examples too) is not to see “chairman” as this is just the guy that signs for the cameras. If you find a chairman, great, but for that company look until you find others – specifically VP’s and people in charge of international operations (as per list).