Sentences with phrase «by their reputation in»

Others may say that great lawyers are measured by their reputation in their professional community.

At Ruloff, Swain, Haddad, Morecock, Talbert & Woodward, we believe there is a better way to choose a law firm: by its reputation in the legal community.

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Gillam, though still a young firm, is constructing a solid reputation for itself in the roiling Greater Golden Horseshoe development game, long ruled by engineering and construction giants.

She also promoted her reputation as an expert — and, of course, her blog — by being quoted in newspapers, appearing on TV, and writing freelance articles.

This came in handy: Virgin became known as the brand that could go into sectors with troublesome reputations and shake them up by applying our values.

But while Saunders» resume may ultimately be defined by his role in several massive mergers, his reputation in biotech is rooted in a rock»em, sock»em approach to deal - making which has led to his reputation as one of the industry's biggest boosters — especially in a year when biotech has been hopelessly floundering in the marketplace, with major sector indices plunging by 20 %.

In an era where far too many consumers are feeling disrespected and ignored by corporations, this form of follow - up can help ensure that your reputation remains pristine in the minds of your customerIn an era where far too many consumers are feeling disrespected and ignored by corporations, this form of follow - up can help ensure that your reputation remains pristine in the minds of your customerin the minds of your customers.

The drugstore chain is one of Canada's strongest retail brands, and the company climbed by 4.6 points and two spots in this year's Reputation Institute survey.

The fact that trust is crucial in markets is evidenced by the fact that businesses have come up with such a dizzying array of mechanisms designed to generate trust — everything from brands (which carry reputations) through to warranties, return policies, endorsements and third - party guarantors.

By linking your front - facing persona to your business in an explicit fashion, you're taking charge of your own reputation, either building it up or using it in its existing state to attract customers.

The potential investment comes after a difficult few years for Yum in China, its biggest market by sales, where a series of food - safety scandals and management mis - steps has dented its reputation with diners.

You'll see it in action by the amount of time such managers spend protecting their position, status, image or reputation.

And in terms of reputation, the anything - goes strategy seemingly suggested by some idealists is likely to be fatal to just about any charity.

Ribatti was just one trader among many getting rich by sullying the reputation of a liquid valued in part by its purity.

She's more emblematic of the 1990s than of the 2000s, but remember this: Martha Stewart bet that by not appealing her conviction (for lying to prosecutors, in case you forgot) and by simply getting her five - month prison stretch done with in March 2005, she would minimize the damage to her reputation and quickly get her company back on track.

By letting pro baseball run its digital goodies, the NHL is also further cementing BAM's reputation as the best in the business.

The chairman and CEO of the cable news network resigned Thursday, exiting with severe damage done to his career and reputation in the wake of multiple reported accusations of sexual harassment by current and former Fox News employees.

At a talk last July organized by the Long Now Foundation, Raoul Adamchak, who teaches organic farming at UC Davis in California, argued some of the resistance to genetic modification has to do with the reputation of the companies involved.

He also had a top flight Wall Street reputation: In 2011, he had reportedly been approached by Steve Jobs for the CFO role at Apple but turned it down, according to Bloomberg; he was at one point named as a possible successor to Stephen Schwarzman.

«They get a stamp of approval by a recognized brand, BDC, in terms of professionalism, and they can leverage that in terms of external reputation.»

«DHS has harmed Kaspersky Labs reputation and its commercial operations without any evidence of wrongdoing by the company,» the company's founder, Eugene Kaspersky, said in an open letter to the Homeland Security agency published on Monday.

Why it's revolutionary: Shoe - seller Zappos, now owned by Amazon, has made massive strides in «relationship marketing,» building an incredible reputation for customer service.

A lawsuit can harm your business's reputation, especially if it paints your business in a negative light and is publicized by local or national media.

The partnership with Nordstrom is also a way for eBay, best known by consumers for its marketplaces and PayPal payments service, to burnish its reputation as a retail tech innovator, including in physical stores, where more than 90 % of sales still take place.

On Tuesday, the food delivery startup hoping to reinvent frozen's reputation in the era of clean eating announced that it had raised some $ 43 million in a second round of funding, led by venture capital firm Lightspeed Venture Partners, with participation from VMG Partners, M13, actress Haylie Duff, Bobby Flay and Shaun White.

Canadian business leaders, in a poll conducted by COMPAS Inc., are divided on whether Apple is likely to suffer damage to its reputation, and whether North American companies should insist on better standards when outsourcing.

This reflects the advantages offered by specialised early phase units in Australia, which have earned a reputation for superior quality assurance.

And what little information is in the public realm is often coloured by companies looking to drum up security business, on the one hand, or hacked companies looking to salvage their online reputations.

The failure of coalition talks is unprecedented in Germany's post-war history, and was likened by newsmagazine Der Spiegel to the shock election of U.S. President Donald Trump or Britain's referendum vote to leave the EU - moments when countries cast aside reputations for stability built up over decades.

If they haven't been fired by now your tirade isn't going to accomplish anything and you won't be there later to defend yourself when that person makes it their life work to poison your reputation in retaliation.

In the software industry, it's possible to gain retail presence by riding on a big company's reputation.

Co-founder and CEO Eli Pariser, whose site first staked a reputation for re-packaging liberal stories, says the move to partner with a traditional network (and MSNBC in particular) is one that makes sense for both companies: «We had a meeting with NBCU and realized that we were thinking about a bunch of the same things, and that it would be fun to collaborate on a project,» he says, by «bringing together what we learned from curating a lot of video for purpose - driven millennials, and what they know about visual video storytelling,» he tells Inc. exclusively.

Berlin has a reputation for a thriving startup scene, but in terms of the actual dollars invested, it's outranked not just by London, Paris, and Moscow (in that order), but by Copenhagen - Malmö.

Soon after, a number of Chicago cab companies jointly sued the company, alleging Uber is in violation of a number of city and state regulations, and that by allowing any cab driver to use its service, Uber is cashing in on established taxi brand names and reputations to further its own business goals.

«Jack Johnson's reputation was ruined by a racially motivated conviction more than a century ago after he was charged with transporting a white woman across state lines,» McCain said in 2017 as he unsuccessfully urged President Barack Obama to issue a pardon on his way out of office.

The Reputation Institute's list, much like The Economist's livability ranking (in which Vancouver and Toronto also score very well), is dominated by mid-sized cities.

Yale's No. 1 ranking likely contributes to its excellent reputation, which boosts qualitative rankings by legal professionals — which in turn helps it keep its No. 1 ranking.

According to a report released by the Reputation Institute on Thursday, Vancouver has the best reputation of any city in Reputation Institute on Thursday, Vancouver has the best reputation of any city in reputation of any city in the world.

The reputation rankings list is topped by Harvard University, followed by MIT and the University of Cambridge, while the California Institute of Technology, University of Oxford, and Stanford University are the top three schools in THE's own global rankings.

«We understand the sentiment, but our members have stuck by us over the last year against others» predictions,» Cheryl Kim, Aimia's vice-president corporate reputation and public affairs, wrote in an email.

Comments affiliated with the like actually constitute your reputation online, and liking the same things as others within our networks reaffirms our connection with the group by identifying points we hold in common.

The move could pay dividends for his company by enhancing his reputation in the eyes of the Chinese business community — and provides a good lesson about goal - setting for other entrepreneurs.

Tim Hortons fell to 50th from fourth on an annual ranking of brand reputation in Canada based on surveys between Dec. 19 and Jan. 29 by market research firm Leger, local media reported last month.

Sanwal said he was surprised to find that most of the content being produced in his industry lacked any quantitative analysis; what he saw were primarily opinion pieces by experts trying to sell their arguments based on their industry reputations rather than any real data.

«On a personal note, as well as the huge amount of time, stress and effort it takes to continually combat these scams, this whole episode has been extremely depressing — to see my reputation besmirched by such a big company, out of an unending greed to keep raking in its ad cash.»

Although the emissions scandal has tarnished its reputation and triggered a multitude of lawsuits, VW has maintained sales in part by offering incentives to buyers in the United States and other markets while it repositions its business by investing in electric cars and on - demand transport services.

While Tims placed on the back end of APCO's ranking, Canadian Business put the company in first place on our list of top Canadian brands by reputation back in April.

According to one e-mail authored by Lea early in the stoppage, it had already erased two months» profits «and also damaged our reputation.»

In our annual survey of the world's most reputable companies, conducted by the Reputation Institute, homegrown companies are rising up the ranks, comparing more and more favourably to major multinationals.

Methodology: Reputation Institute polled Canadian consumers about 100 multinational brands (selected based on a minimum revenue level, above - average reputations in their home countries and presence in 15 top international markets) and the 50 largest Canadian companies (ranked by revenue).