Sentences with phrase «at a major corporation who»

DiscoverOrg Sales Intelligence takes an inside look at major corporations who are putting Information Security on the top of their I.T. priority list.

I saw on someone's Facebook page that they were hired at a major corporation who told them that they needed to delete their phone number, and ask that every one of their friends delete the phone number from their end as well.

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It's actually quite a relief to hear from someone with years of experience who has built a substantial, multi-decade career in a major industry at a global corporation (BP / Amoco) instead of a wet - behind - the - ears «expert» who's had about 15 minutes of startup success and no clue about how he or she got there, or what to do next.

The resulting revolving - door culture has made it tempting for government lawyers, law firms, and corporations to take it easy on people who perpetrate boondoggles at major companies.

Most people, if asked to list companies who export, will list major corporations thousands of employees and billions of dollars at their disposal to facilitate their entry into new markets.

Those who held the levers of power at the U.S. Department of Education, in the big foundations, on Wall Street, and in the major corporations agreed on how to reform American education.

Hearst Corporation, who is arguably one of the largest media conglomerates in the US with dozens of major newspapers, hundreds of magazines, and even a number of television stations, has announced the launch of a new digital video subscription service aimed at a key market, all themed around one of its most iconic magazines, Cosmopolitan.

At lunch today with a group of professional writers, we were using examples of two major corporations who had to deal with massive changes.

Add lucrative speaking and consulting gigs and what they had really done was make a major career shift from employment by corporations to self - employment: they had not «retired» in the classic sense of the lifestyle of someone who took a gold - plated pension at 70 to kick back and enjoy gardening, bridge and daytime TV.

The structure of the investment company industry is such that the funds you should consider most seriously are the ones about which you hear the least: small, nimble, independent entities with skilled managers who — in many cases — have left major firms in disgust at the realization that the corporation's needs were going to trump their investors» needs.

The slump in coal prices has driven at least two dozen coal companies into bankruptcy in the last three years alone, including major producers like James River Coal and Patriot Coal Corporation, after many of the worst performers — who betted on an upturn that never came — made acquisitions and borrowed heavily.

If you really think that PV today is such a terrible investment, I suggest you present your arguments to Walmart (65,000 KW installed PV capacity on their private facilities), Costco (38,900 KW installed), Kohl's (36,474 KW), Ikea (21,495 KW), Macy's (16,163 KW), McGraw Hill (14,113 KW), Johnson & Johnson (11,619 KW), Staples (10,776 KW) and the 34 other major corporations who have already installed a combined total of more than 320 Megawatts of PV capacity at more than 750 locations across the USA.

One of his clients was the Association of Corporate Counsel, a Washington - based trade group for lawyers who work at major corporations — precisely the sort of paying customers that law firms covet.

The panel comprises senior business lawyers from major corporations, banks and the public sector and includes Carol Hui, GC of Heathrow Airport Holdings; BAE Systems GC Philip Bramwell; Funke Abimbola, UK and Ireland GC of healthcare company Roche Products; and Tim Parkes, a former HSF partner who now chairs the Regulatory Decisions Committee at the Financial Conduct Authority.

Bob Werner, Managing Partner of Brown McCarroll with 175 lawyers at five office locations in Texas, says, «Almost all of the clients who come to our offices, even those from major corporations, dress in business casual.»

Despite the increased prominence of the lawyers who run the legal departments at major corporations, surprisingly little is known about their work.

According to Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) in Rockville, Md., at least 60 proxy initiatives are in the works by shareholders at major public corporations who seek to end what they see as executive compensation abuses.