Sentences with phrase «liaison who»

We'll review the law and hear strategies from a State Coordinator, the Assistant Executive Director of her state's interscholastic activities association, and the liaison who inspired our «Making the Case» tool on extra-curricular participation.

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Promoted to coordinator position as company liaison who arranged all orders before distribution and corresponded with the clients via email, and weekly meeting regarding preservation orders.

An insurance liaison who works outside the office and conducts accident scene investigations, damage inspections and face - to - face meetings with policyholders.

This is why at The Edmonton Community Legal Center we have a multi-disciplinary team that includes an immigration lawyer, a registered immigration consultant, asocial benefits advocate, and a family law client liaison who connect clients with the various social services they need.

For each courthouse, there is an ADA liaison who can help facilitate access to court services, programs and activities.

Then again, it's just as likely the director's name won't show up — it'll be the more junior media liaison who's supposed to get all the calls from the press.

«Come Write In» provides libraries, bookstores, and other public spaces resources to facilitate writing events: promotional materials such as posters, window clings, and bookmarks (available for the price of shipping), access to a local NaNoWriMo liaison who can help organize events, and inclusion in a searchable public database of all participating organizations around the world.

The school also hired a part - time family liaison who began setting up programs and offerings for parents, such as tax preparation help, computer classes, and clothing exchanges.

Imagine what might happen if every child entering a school were assigned a social - emotional and academic development (SEAD) liaison who would advocate for the needs and rights of that child?

No one exemplifies the ostentatious nature of the Capitol residents better than Elizabeth Banks» Effie Trinket, the District 12 liaison who wears more makeup than a concubine.

Simmeth, a community liaison who works for Republican Assemblyman David DiPietro, is a former Boston town councilman.

They include Karl J. Simmeth Jr., a community liaison who works for Republican Assemblyman David DiPietro and was former Boston town councilman; and Blasdell resident Peter Reszka, who worked his way up the ranks as a Water Authority employee for more than 40 years.

In Gabon, I found researchers working with local liaisons who know the community where trial participants are recruited, and who will help see to it that they can benefit from the trial's outcome.

«We have liaisons who go into homes and help [families] develop the skills to support the kids in what they're learning.»

Unfortunately, the governor isn't the only public official who employs press liaisons who believe reporters should only talk to government sources in researching their stories.

To broaden our outreach and visibility, the VPA is appointing postdoc departmental liaisons who will reach out to new postdocs in their departments to inform them of the VPA, OPA, and other resources and support available to them.

Other schools employ school - family liaisons who connect families with schools in a variety of ways.

The CESA 7 WSPEI program has three Family Engagement Liaisons who are parents of children with special needs and are available free of charge to consult with parents, educators, and community members to further support the development of partnerships among schools and families in the education of children with disabilities.

These are the liaisons who sell manuscripts to major publishing houses, and the competition to land an agent is fierce.

The HSVMA State Rep network consists of active volunteer veterinarian liaisons who conduct outreach on behalf of HSVMA to their respective state veterinary medical associations and the broader profession, and serve as resources on animal welfare - related issues for the veterinary community.

The IVG call center is staffed 24/7 with skilled liaisons who receive regular training in veterinary emergency and specialty care.

The CESA 7 WSPEI program has three Family Engagement Liaisons who are parents of children with special needs and are available free of charge to consult with parents, educators, and community members to further support the development of partnerships among schools and families in the education of children with disabilities.

She oversees an after - school program for 550 students speaking 42 languages, established parent resource centers in three high schools, and recruited parent liaisons who persuaded 200 dropouts to return to school last year.

Not exact matches

Even his landlord's agent, who acts as a liaison, has reached out to the property manager but nothing has been repaired yet.

See how many returns are being filed,» said Larry Gray, a CPA, who is also the government liaison for the National Association of Tax Professionals (NATP).

«You could sink your business,» says Richard M. Colombik, an attorney and CPA based in Itasca, Ill., who has served as the State of Illinois Bar's liaison to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

Dotzler, who does not have a technical background, took it upon himself to act as a liaison between nontechies willing to serve as bug reporters and the programmers — helping to get the former up to speed and the latter to be more forgiving, and thus bringing thousands of new people into the project.

Some speculated he was leaving to take a role in President Donald Trump's administration, as Sacks is close friends with Trump adviser Peter Thiel, who has acted as a liaison between Trump and Silicon Valley.

Before becoming directly involved in the process, Luckey met the man who would serve as the liaison for the nascent political action group, and provide legitimacy to a Reddit audience for later donations without having to reveal Luckey's identity: Breitbart tech editor and Trump booster Milo Yiannopoulos.

Telephone operators at the service center have been unable to provide meaningful assistance and in some cases have provided wrong information, leading to delays and rejections of applications, said legal specialists at the American Immigration Lawyers Association in Washington, D.C. «The system is utterly inadequate for problem resolution,» said Bob Deasy, who leads a liaison group that links the immigration lawyers» group and the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services.

A warehouse near Moscow where a Russian businessman who acts as President Vladimir V. Putin's liaison to internet companies has set up computers to produce crytocurrencies.

CNBC reported this week that a Valeant spokeswoman had confirmed that Tanner was «Valeant's liaison with Philidor» and that he was supervised by Laizer Kornwasser, a top Valeant executive who reported to Chief Executive Michael Pearson.

He talks about the famous search engine news website called Search Engine Land, which is also constructed via WordPress and created by Danny Sullivan, who now left SEL, and works for Google basically becoming the new liaison for webmasters for Google.

According to [redacted], the agenda comprised questions on how deniable cash payments were to be made to hackers who had worked in Europe under Kremlin direction against the CLINTON campaign and various contingencies for covering up these operations and Moscow's secret liaison with the TRUMP team more generally.

One organization has non-leadership staff elect an employee representative who acts as a liaison by passing along anonymized comments.

Mr. Giuliani's most important liaison to the company was Daniel S. Connolly, who had been a top lawyer in his administration.

These responsibilities include: (i) fostering processes that allow the Board to function independently of management and encouraging open and effective communication between the Board and management of the Company; (ii) providing input to the Chairman on behalf of the independent Directors with respect to Board agendas; (iii) presiding at all meetings of the Board at which the Chairman is not present, as well as regularly scheduled executive sessions of independent Directors; (iv) in the case of a conflict of interest involving a Director, if appropriate, asking the conflicted Director to leave the room during discussion concerning such matter and, if appropriate, asking such Director to recuse him or herself from voting on the relevant matter; (v) communicating with the Chairman and the CEO, as appropriate, regarding meetings of the independent Directors and resources and information necessary for the Board to effectively carry out its duties and responsibilities; (vi) serving as liaison between the Chairman and the independent Directors; (vii) being available to Directors who have concerns that can not be addressed through the Chairman; (viii) having the authority to call meetings of the independent Directors; and (ix) performing other functions as may reasonably be requested by the Board or the Chairman.

Some activists from the new progressive Catholic establishment have been hired into the Obama administration, including Alexia Kelley, who started a group called Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good after the 2004 election, and John Kelly, a Catholic outreach liaison for Obama's 2008 campaign.

A controversial trip to Morocco by Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt last December was partly arranged by a longtime friend and lobbyist, who accompanied Pruitt and his entourage at multiple stops and served as an informal liaison at both official and social events during the visit.

«They were creating this idea in people's minds that your neighbor, who you think is a doctor and has a lovely home, is actually plotting an attack on the country,» explained Deana Nassar, the council's Hollywood liaison.

Angels are creatures who serve as liaison between God the Almighty and His apostles, bringing the Godly messages and revelations to them.

Who is mortal man to stand in their way if God did not restrain them, or us, from such liaisons?

«I have yet to meet a Jewish person who hasn't heard about this,» says Troy, who served as a Bush administration liaison to the Jewish community and was a former deputy secretary at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Finally, the Commission's programming policy should recognize its obligation to maintain liaison with the UN - related organizations, especially UNESCO, FAO, WHO, and to develop appropriate programs in relation therewith.

James drew my attention to an email he sent to several members of the faith council, the Trump campaign liaison, and also to others who oppose Trump's candidacy.

Those who have few boundaries around their sexual behavior seem to jump in and out of religious organizations just as quickly as they hop in and out of liaisons.

He comes back to the place where his father was murdered and where his mother took up her liaison with Aegisthus, who aided her in the murder.

A year after hitting an all - time high, prices are down to near break - even levels, according to Larry Tranel, a Dubuque - based farmer and dairy specialist with Iowa State University who serves as an industry liaison in eastern Iowa.

We serve as a brand - building and product expert liaison between suppliers and those who sell or serve alcoholic beverages.