Sentences with phrase «many affinity»

Manny Lopez, a philanthropist and the co-founder of MADD Coffee Company, has a close affinity to this program, given his personal upbringing.

Because of that, Dunbar feels we have different layers or slices of friends: One or two truly best friends (like your significant other and maybe one other person), then maybe 10 people with whom we have «great affinity» and interact with frequently, and then all sorts of other people we're friendly with but who aren't actually friends.

In addition to Daniel James Brown's «Boys in the Boat,» Morgan Stanley's CEO has an affinity for spy books like «Tinker Tailor Soldier.»

And many in the Muslim community who you would suspect would feel an affinity with Aboutaleb instead feel ignored by him.

She's a founding member of Cassels» diversity and inclusion committee and chair of the firm's black affinity group; a content director for the diversity and inclusion committee of the American Bar Association; and a member of two committees of the Black Female Lawyers Network.

Notwithstanding Kardashian West's affinity for mom - related controversy, devoted Kardashian disciples still came to her defense.

Isaacman developed an affinity for aircraft early on and trained to be a jet pilot, an acrobatic flyer and certified flight instructor.

Someone at Nintendo must have a particular affinity for it, because durian is far and away the most useful ingredient in «Breath of the Wild.»

But UPS» affinity for them is helping keep the planes alive, even if they are a tiny portion of Boeing's order book of more than 5,800 planes.

Despite a tech guy's obvious affinity for data and the information - centric nature of his company's product, Zambonini thinks most startups take their obsession with numbers too far.

The authors» observation that CEOs have an affinity for «techno - babble» gets little argument.

Even during my time in sales, I was always close to the engineers and developers, and had an affinity to that part of the business.

Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, an 87 - year - old former communist with no natural affinity for Berlusconi or Grillo, made clear that as head of state he would brook no insults to national pride.

And we're building a feature called Groups, which allows VCs, angel groups, incubators and other affinity groups to have their own portion of SeedInvest.

In 2009, angel investors want to hear you tell them about earnings growth, and the decision to invest is based on how much affinity they have for the business concept and the principal owners.

When you robotically approach people with small talk this puts their brains on autopilot and prevents them from having any real affinity for you.

These are also referred to as «affinity categories.»

Many of the ads include a disclosure by Facebook about why the user is seeing the ad, which can be anything from their age to their affinity for folk music.

That was when Razzaque realized that satisfied customers, employees and vendors with a strong affinity to a brand will happily disseminate content among their social peers — if it is handed to them in a convenient, shareable way.

«Companies should create more affinity groups with other companies in their area,» Austin suggests.

I've already talked at length about why I like Everlane so much, and the company's continued commitment to transparency and serving its customers first only furthers my affinity for the brand.

You can use Facebook advertising to cheaply build brand awareness and affinity or create new demand for your products or services.

In Facebook lingo, these three qualifications are termed affinity, edge, and decay, respectively.

Despite the big - finance gleam to Lean, he has a deep affinity for cars.

What's required: An affinity for animals is, of course, a must.

Not only do they make you feel something, they encourage you to believe in something and hold it up as worthy of affinity and even loyalty.

The flavors and the textures and the mid-palate and the affinity... they're striking and wonderful.

Many of the government's largest sting operations come from busting up cross-state Ponzi schemes, «affinity» investment scams (which prey on the elderly or on particular ethnic or religious groups), and penny - stock boiler rooms, like the infamous Stratton Oakmont and Sterling Foster.

The gay affinity will make a difference only if people like the product and think it's equal to what they've been drinking.

To fully grasp its potential — and its natural affinity with Google's mission — you have to look more closely at what it was doing before Google bought it.

Hillary Clinton also has an affinity for cinematic classics.

Competitive advantage: The gay affinity helps the founders establish distribution, build brand recognition, generate cash flow, and attract sympathetic investors

Many US presidents have had an affinity for Westerns.

Erudite enough to write reviews for The New York Times and to quote Wallace Stevens from memory, he also had a strong affinity for physical labor and a history of writing stories for and about men.

That's why many brands that play up their affinity for summertime activities with beach - appropriate names like Barefoot and Flipflop, or seashore - inspired graphics (waves, sandals, you get the idea), are big on canned wines.

To understand why graduation rates in computer science are so low for women, we only need to answer one question: Why do 74 % of high school girls report affinity for STEM subjects in school and yet, according to a report by the Girl Scout Research Institute, only about 20 % pursue STEM - related undergraduate degrees?

Look at price incentives tied to contributions to charities, affinity programs and valued discounts.

There's a reason why people like Elon Musk and Bill Gates are wildly successful, and that reason is an affinity for innovation.

The Amazon affinity group Glamazon formed in 1999 as an email list for the company's LGBT community before becoming an official group in 2005.

More important, the company tries to hire people who have an affinity for the offbeat challenge and then puts them straight to the test.

His arrival in China has been accompanied by a series of interviews on that country's state media in which Duterte has voiced his affinity for the Asian giant and his hopes to affirm good relations between the two countries.

All of these revenue - driving results come from mining data, and there is no better way to ask for a Millennial's data than to first offer a memorable, enjoyable experience that creates affinity.

«They're also the first generation of digital natives, and their affinity for technology helps shape how they shop,» according to the Goldman study.

Travis Isaacson, senior director of organizational development at Access Development, a Salt Lake City, affinity marketing business, doesn't want anything that fancy, just an iPod Classic with 120 GB of memory instead of the old 80 GB model he has now so he can squeeze in more of the business books he downloads from Audible.com.

Dr. Zuckerberg talks about his son as having been «a good student» and having «a special affinity for math and sciences.»

If you are to succeed with boomer and senior clientele, you need to give a lot of thought to how you can show respect, and how you might err and show disrespect; to staffing with people trained and coached in this and, ideally, with affinity to the clients; and in policing the procedures you settle on.

All this offers great opportunity to the adept marketer or sales professional to create emotional affinity, a deeper and more influential form of rapport.

A partnership like this would produce a memorable experience, which in turn would lead to a natural affinity for the facility.

With this affinity, the rink could work with the non-profit to offer special skating classes or one - time discounts, delivered by working with the non-profit to secure attendees» names and emails.

«It's not hard to see productivity gains and cultural gains and affinity gains» from wellness programs, says Newell.