Sentences with phrase «many bold ideas»

The Hood Incubator derives from a bold idea: build political and economic power for people of color in the legal marijuana industry through community organizing, policy advocacy, and economic development.

When a CEO approves a CMO's marketing plan, when a client buys a bold idea from an agency, when a consumer tries a new product, they do so without certainty about the outcome.

Being disregarded because of a personal characteristic can slow down someone looking to execute on a bold idea.

«In an era of slow growth we need to have big, bold ideas,» he said.

The report also said the two clashed over some of Chesky's bold ideas — to expand into flights, for one, and other new initiatives that required a longer - term path to profitability.

«He does have a lot of bold ideas and initiatives, and he pursues them all with zeal,» Kneis says.

«Because they didn't belong to the social world, they didn't have to obey its rules, freeing them to develop bold ideas and stick with them even in the face of criticism,» she says.

He used it to formulate bold ideas, put them forth with careful and thoughtful writing, and develop an uncanny ability to make the exceedingly complex comprehensible (and at times hilariously entertaining).

Silicon Valley foolishly assumes that older workers are incapable of developing new, bold ideas.

Bryce Roberts was tired of hearing the same pitch over and over again: An entrepreneur would come calling with a bold idea and empty pockets, ready to build the future but for the lack of $ 2 million and a business model.

WORKSHOP: MOONSHOT THINKING Two veteran disruptors share their tips for setting the best conditions for spawning and executing big, bold ideas.

Grand Challenges Canada is dedicated to supporting Bold Ideas with Big Impact ® in global health.

With classic leaders, like Steve Jobs, the team always knew his bold ideas for design and direction.

Hughes said, «California has always been at the forefront of big bold ideas like a basic income.

John Law, a Scottish adventurer, gambler and convicted murderer, got the ear of the new young king's Regent and protector (Philippe d'Orleans) with a bold idea.

These bold ideas will be familiar to those who follow closely the work of the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.

Are you an innovation company or investor seeking banking services to help you move bold ideas forward, fast?

Watch for Father Lemaitre's bold idea to gain even further traction from the findings of the James Webb Space Telescope when it begins orbiting the sun, a million miles from Earth, in a few years.

It can be scary to put a bold idea out there to be digested and dissected by co-workers or the public, so sometimes we try to protect our ideas by claiming they are not merely our own, but God's.

The company's bold idea has sparked several copycats around the country.

The ones benefited the most with this bold idea were the users, receiving a greater quantity and a higher quality of information on Dairy Business and on opportunities that the Market offers.

Schultz not only urged the passage of reform measures on the agenda but laid out bold ideas for the future.

As a minister he is well - respected by the industry, but many firms remain sceptical about some of his bolder ideas.

There exist no slogans to represent bold ideas.

The fact that these bold ideas did not get greater coverage in the media was largely due to the fact that its launch was trumped by Labour's Lord Levy and the cash for honours scandal.

Newt gave a great speech at CPAC he talk about bold ideas and that is what we need in a President bold ideas.

«Tom has also proven that he is the type of representative we need in Washington — someone who will bring big and bold ideas to the table and has the courage and political skill to solve problems.»

White calls this one of the «bold ideas» he wants the board to consider in 2016 after the district has struggled for years with low test scores and graduation rates.

In his annual state of the city speech the mayor offered other bold ideas for improving the quality of teachers.

But rivals, spurred by a Quinnipiac poll released hours before the debate that put de Blasio's support at 43 percent of those polled, said his «bold ideas» ignored the harsh realities of New York politics.

«We need bold ideas if we are going to make change.»

Queens Borough President Melinda Katz, a longtime advocate for the restoration of the Pavilion who has successfully secured over $ 10 million in public funds to date toward important electrical and structural improvements on the «Astro - View» Towers, said, «This is an international open call for your best and boldest ideas to re-imagine the Pavilion for the 21st century.

«They started with this bold idea and managed to do it.»

Bold Idea: Build a new generation of small, modular, ultrasafe nuclear reactors.

Trader turned scholar Nassim Nicholas Taleb has a bold idea

Benefits, both official and fun perks, keep employees» eyes on the prize — developing bold ideas into the next transformative application.

Bold Idea: Reengineer the grid around electric vehicles.

Yesterday's The New York Times featured a front - page story suggesting that the government's approach to funding cancer research — particularly at the National Institutes of Health (NIH)-- pushes scientists to «play it safe» and steer clear of bold ideas.

The vast majority of the high seas is a fishing free - for - all with almost no legal protection, but now a bold idea is taking root: why not ban fishing there altogether?

Imagine having a bold idea and starting a company with your best friends.

Easier said than done, and history is filled with naysayers quick to pronounce that a bold idea will never work (see «They said it couldn't be done: 7 impossible inventions «-RRB-.

«Although it was a very bold idea in the beginning, experiments show that rats are enjoying it,» Ishiyama says.

England's bold idea will likely face close scrutiny in the coming years.

Bold ideas aren't limited to the hard sciences; there's something here to provoke everyone, including the suggestion that evil emerges in all of us.

It could be just rhetoric, but if it is it seems calculated to send a clear message: Send us your bold ideas.

When Glaucoma Research Foundation launched Catalyst for a Cure (CFC) in 2002, our bold idea was to recruit the most promising young researchers from different fields to work together collaboratively to discover the basic mechanisms of glaucoma.

It's a story of a handful of young scientists with bold ideas that will forever change the way you see nature.

«We are very fortunate to have found in the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, an institution that believes, as we do, that we must act now to do more to nurture and support the bold ideas of the best plant scientists.»

Philanthropic gifts often support bold ideas on finding a cure for cancer.

People are less willing to try out their bold ideas that may or may not work, but they're good ideas and they should be tried.