Sentences with phrase «industry with everyone involved»

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The courses combine classroom lectures from leading experts in the savoury snacks industry with practical interactive sessions as appropriate and are open to everyone whose job involves the manufacture of savoury snacks, or who simply wishes to improve their knowledge of this area.

Whatever the outcome is, it should serve as a line in the sand for everyone involved in the shipping and management of bulk wine; That this is still a relatively new industry with a few creases to iron out of its supply chain.

This is a Conference from which everyone involved in tourism and doing business in and with the Caribbean tourism industry can benefit.

I've watched that entire FFXIV documentary before, actually multiple times, and IMO its should be required viewing for everyone involved in the industry, it teaches how to see signs of a screw up coming, how to repair a damaged brand, how to restore faith in your customers, and possibly most importantly, how to communicate effectively with your audience and not leave them in the dark (Looking at your DBG with EQN!!!)

This made the job market even MORE competitive than it already was, and it just sucked for everyone involved in the industry because creatively - driven game studios with their own IPs are a rarity.

If the industry leaders involved were civilized people, they would be just as concerned as everyone else with public health and the state of the planetary climate and environment.

Rachel Burton, of Piedmont Biofuels, summed up the reasons why this move makes sense for everyone, whether they are involved in biodiesel for their ideals or their wallet: «Many people in the industry became involved with biodiesel not for its own sake, but to realize these greater environmental and social goals.

And, says Furlong, a legal industry analyst and consultant with Edge International, everyone involved in a firm of any size — be it partner, associate, support staff — can play a role in making it more efficient.

Like many serial entrepreneurs, after an unsatisfactory business transaction (in Brewer's case with a home inspector), he began researching the industry to see how it could be improved to make it a better overall experience for everyone involved in a real estate transaction and a home inspection.