Sentences with phrase «business people whose»

Payment options can be flexible as well in some cases, so professionals and business people whose income may fluctuate from one to another year can take advantage of this.

Nearly ten years later, the hemp picture has evolved and the composition of current hemp producers and advocates is much more likely to be farmers, legislators and business people whose primary motivation is the reestablishment of a crop with great economic and environmental promise rather than the legalization of marijuana.

In general, Southwest is going to work best for business people whose travel is almost exclusively domestic and covers distances of 500 to 2,000 miles.

Two months after a savage rainstorm flooded Lockport, Governor Andrew Cuomo brought checks Thursday for hundreds of homeowners and business people whose property was damaged or destroyed by the storm.

It's not difficult to find numerous examples of now - famous business people whose friends and family scoffed at their ideas that seemed crazily far - fetched, but were just what the marketplace needed.

This struck me as curious, since the client was a rather sophisticated business person whose company uses one of the big firms in town.

Not exact matches

Richard Branson is an iconic entrepreneurial figure, a high school drop - out whose knack for seizing opportunities, taking risks, spotting opportunities, and betting on himself and the people around him to build businesses in a variety of industries.

I used to have a business associate, a key person in my company, a $ 100,000 - a-year guy whose time had to be worth more than $ 250 an hour.

«Companies led by older management tend to be very controlling, but when I look at people in the 20s or 30s, they're totally capable of working on their own and being productive,» said Kevin Wheeler, whose Future of Talent Institute researches and consults on human resources for Silicon Valley businesses.

Tomorrow's business leaders and startup founders will be today's young kids whose parents have raised them with an entrepreneurial spirit — a skill that is increasingly important as young people flood the startup world and the freelance economy grows.

«I could find people who have very full personal lives whose businesses are bigger than yours,» she says.

«Find people whose values are the same as the values of the company,» says Adam M. Kleinbaum, an assistant professor at Dartmouth University's Tuck School of Business.

The other issue that faces all companies is, as you get to a large enough size, there are people whose job it is to protect business lines — they're just doing their job — but this is the classic case of «The Innovator's Dilemma,» the famous business book, which says that when companies ultimately fail, whether it's Polaroid or whoever, it's not because they were big and dumb; it's because they were actually really smart.

They dwell on idea people like Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, the 23 - year - old wunderkind whose high - concept notions about social networks have made him the hottest thing in business.

In the 10 years since, van Bruggen has been boss to many people whose age and experience far eclipsed his own, as he turned a micro business into a multimillion - dollar enterprise now known as Barricades and Signs Ltd..

Getting organized early for vacations is especially important for small businesses whose day - to - day operations can be severely hampered if just one person takes off for the cottage for a few days.

One of the very first acts of business between two of the most powerful people on Earth — a duo whose to - do list involves addressing pretty fundamental disagreements on, among other things, the trade relationship that supports both economies — was to commit, publicly and unequivocally, to tackling an issue that affects literally half of each of their constituencies.

This is not helpful to the average person whose mom is not a senior VP at a Fortune 100 company or whose dad doesn't own his own business.

Stingray (TSX: RAY.A), whose properties include Galaxie, Concert TV and Karaoke Channel, employs 225 people worldwide and distributes music and video in 111 countries to pay - TV subscribers and businesses.

«Restocking fees make sure that people aren't just returning the item on a whim,» says Solar, whose Boston business makes more than $ 1 million per year selling primarily home goods, consumer electronics and clothing on eBay.

The car rental business came full circle: Suddenly, Enterprise's slew of downtown locations — used by people whose cars are in the shop or who don't own cars at all — offered a less cyclical, more profitable model.

«Our business is in exponential growth mode,» says Musa, 43, whose five - person company writes spreadsheet software for Palm Pilot hand - held computers.

As unlikely as the purchase might be, does America want its paper of record to be owned by a man whose nine titles on his English - business card include «Most Influential Person of China» and «China Moral Leader»?

«The people whose boots are on the ground and who are successful and are still open for business, generally, they're the one that independent retailers can learn a lot from.»

The couple chose the name Transylvania Restaurant, linking their business tightly to the community of 12,000 people of Romanian heritage in the metro Portland area whose patronage they hoped to attract.

Catering to roughly 100 million people who have their own businesses, Lucas Watson, Executive Vice-president, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer, Intuit, believes that there are about 12 million people whose businesses are connected to the Internet and have access to the digital tools needed for their products and services.

The answer lies in hiring people whose expertise allows them to keep up with the rapid evolution of online marketing and implement the necessary changes for business benefit.

«They want to make up their own dictionary version of what meat is, and these are people who do not eat meat,» says Suzanne Strassburger, whose family has been in the meat business for more than 150 years.

There are many organizations whose purpose is to promote economic development or provide assistance to help particular types of people succeed in business.

The path to a thriving online business begins with defining your target market: the people who will make up the core of your audience, and whose need will determine the product or service you offer.

The exciting opportunity for startups is to skate to where the puck is going — by thinking beyond exploitative legacy business models that amount to embarrassing blackboxes whose CEOs dare not publicly admit what the systems really do — and come up with new ways of operating and monetizing services that don't rely on selling the lie that people don't care about privacy.

Now Robbins — whose personal and business development seminars and books have reached an estimated 50 million people — is focused on helping others build their fortunes, too.

Access and Choice: Ensure that each individual person whose direct business contact information is made available on OSOL may easily:

Fully automated contractual systems are proposed to make business and the law work better; the contracts people actually write are unregulated penny stock offerings whose fine print literally states that you are buying nothing of any value.

This list must be filled with care and kept safe because it will help you build a business team as your business progresses by enabling you hire people whose strengths compliment your weaknesses.

And in my book on morality and getting these people to grow up I again bring up the example of 19th century industrialists who were incredibly rich and often rather cruel in their business lives who reinvented themselves, so a Carnegie whose business career certainly wasn't exemplary in any moral sense.

For many people who come into sudden wealth, «the initial instinct is to spend the money like it is going to last forever,» said Horrigan, a certified financial planner whose clients include business owners, doctors and other types of wealthy individuals.

Monumental's investors include some of the most prominent business people in the Washington area: Fernandez heads his private investment company Fernandez Group, philanthropist and BET co-founder Sheila Johnson, investor Fredrick Schaufeld, real estate scion Mark Lerner, whose family also owns baseball's Washington Nationals, investor and philanthropist Earl Stafford, Capital One founder Richard Fairbank and real estate investor Michelle DiFebo Freeman.

Part co-working space, part accelerator and part social lab, its mission is to foster and accelerate the impact of an ambitious community of business people and citizens whose vision is to solve together the economic, social and environmental challenges of today.

«People think to be professional, you need to ignore your emotions and those of the people around you,» says Jeffrey Sanchez - Burks, an associate professor of management and organization at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, whose research shows this to be the norm in most American workpPeople think to be professional, you need to ignore your emotions and those of the people around you,» says Jeffrey Sanchez - Burks, an associate professor of management and organization at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, whose research shows this to be the norm in most American workppeople around you,» says Jeffrey Sanchez - Burks, an associate professor of management and organization at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, whose research shows this to be the norm in most American workplaces.

The Church's teaching on sexuality seems puzzling to many people whose understanding has been clouded by the corruption of a culture that practises and glorifies sex without commitment or even deep feeling, a culture in which the most lucrative internet business is pornography.

These are our neighbors, our friends, our people, and yet we would rather rationalize away our responsibility by allowing ourselves to be swayed by special interests, big business and lobbyists whose only concern is how much money they can make.

These are the things I tell myself when people whose manners exist somewhere between well - meaning and none of your business search the torso of my shirts with their eyes, trying to discern if I am hiding a pregnant belly from them.

It is not difficult to discover that the critics are usually people in the affluent west whose wealth, business interests and economic policies are dependent upon the technology doing the damage.

People, who have visions of those missiles crashing into our public buildings, whose friends, fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, children, relatives were killed, whose firemen, policemen, service personnel lost their lives, whose businesses have collapsed, whose futures are in jeopardy, whose grief is overwhelming — can they respond to a call for creative justice?

On the one side is the old elite of business enterprise, on the other side a new elite composed of those whose livelihood derives from the manipulation of symbols — intellectuals, educators, media people, members of the «helping professions,» and a miscellany of planners and bureaucrats.

And, as always, there are those whose conveniently confected outrage makes them happy to administer the coup de grace: The pinkie - to - the - wind politicians and those principled champions of the people, the corporate CEOs who are happy to do business with the humanitarian House of Saud while courageously calling out the mutaween of Indiana.

This year's award program was open to organizations of all sizes, industries and sectors whose innovative ideas have added value to people, business or society.

Football is tribal, which is a huge part of it's popular appeal BUT the media are business people and mainly (though clearly not all) trained journalists whose job it is to write or speak the truth as they see it.

Many — if not most — studies demonstrating that breakfast eaters are healthier and manage weight better than non-breakfast eaters were sponsored by Kellogg or other breakfast cereal companies whose businesses depend on people believing that breakfast means ready - to - eat cereal.