Sentences with phrase «big corporate clients»
Do you want to work with big corporate clients?
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Indeed, this was even true when I worked for big corporate clients with my former employers at commercial office spaces.
He is described by one senior public affairs figure as a «smooth all - round operator» who gets wheeled out to impress big corporate clients.
Mireille Enos stars as Alice Vaughan, a tough (but glam) top investigator at a private security firm, willing to do anything to protect big corporate clients and techie billionaires from hackers and thieves.
• Attained success in providing leasing solutions to the company's biggest corporate client by managing lease on a huge commercial project • Promoted to leasing consultant after working for three months as an apprentice following excellence in leasing paperwork
Ziad Makkawi, CEO of Qatar First Bank (QFB), which listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange in April, says: «Our focus as an institution is not on competing with the larger banks for big corporate clients, but rather on the private client sector.
Whether it is building relationships with big corporate clients or lateral hires that bring a book of business, oftentimes the strategies that once worked will outlive their usefulness and become liabilities.
Sam Glover: I suppose if you're at a big firm and you're a big corporate client, you probably have the partner who you have a relationship with who sort of functions as that concierge, but there's nobody like that for small companies and individual consumers.
Dad, imagine you are working in a big corporate firm and your biggest corporate client says they need a contract finalized by tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. and therefore, you get in your car at 10 p.m., run to the office and work away until 7:59 a.m. straight to make sure the partners are pleased that the corporate client is pleased and everything is jolly except your poor brain and heart.
I have seen this first hand — a law firm will offer to assist their big corporate clients in identifying and collecting relevant ESI for a litigation matter, only to have the client decline the help.