Sentences with phrase «go to lunch conferences»

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For me, that means going to networking events, conferences and having lunch with folks in New York City and Boston.

«On the third Thursday of every month, for example, you could go to a conference room and order in lunch and take an hour or two to look at how your assumptions have changed, look at your progress,» Berry says.

I probably still do lunches and dinners and go to conferences to handle business development meetings.

Oh my goodness, I have to share with you some of the food... it was unbelievable and don't think that I'm not going to try to recreate some of the yummies I ate at the conference at home (as a matter of fact, just finished up a delicious salad for lunch totally inspired by one of my dinners during the trip — recipe to come!!)

So no matter how much you try to schedule that conference call around the lunch time nap, it doesn't always go to plan.

I also remember going to a conference and spending my lunch shopping for something to wear to an event that I had forgotten.

If you are running around from meetings to lunch to conference calls to more meetings, the last thing you have time to squeeze into your busy schedule is swiping through a dating app, much less going on actual dates.

I've also gained confidence; over the course of several conferences, I've gone from hardly being able to make eye contact to striking up a conversation in the lunch line.

I go back to the lunch I had at the time of the Morningstar Conference in June with the father - son team running a value fund out of Seattle.

Steve went to lunch with me and my conference buddies, Peter We

Speaking on a panel at the Institute of International Finance's annual conference in 2013, he said: «Bitcoin developers are going to try and eat our lunch and that's fine,» adding, «that's called competition and we will be competing».