Sentences with phrase «member company who»

The award is presented to a supplier diversity professional at an NMSDC national corporate member company who has gone the extra mile to make a significant impact in the field of minority supplier development.

Founded in 2002 when a handful of Northern California businesses first signed on to support environmental causes, 1 % for the Planet has grown to more than 1400 member companies who are financially committed to creating a healthier planet.

The National Cable Television Cooperative, Inc. (NCTC) is a Kansas not - for - profit corporation that operates as a programming and hardware purchasing organization for its member companies who own and operate cable systems throughout the U.S. and its territories.

Not exact matches

By replacing the directors — who presumably would side with Dauman — Redstone and his daughter Shari, who serves as Viacom's vice-chair, have given themselves a solid majority of the company's 11 - member board, aimed at withstanding even a challenge to Redstone's mental capacity.

«As a company that is committed to the principle that everyone deserves to live without fear of discrimination simply for being who they are, becoming an employer in North Carolina, where members of our teams will not have equal rights under the law, is simply untenable,» Schulman wrote in an open letter.

He also said the any family member who did legitimate work for the company would be unaffected, as would companies that use their profits to invest in equipment, research and additional employees.

Several small corporations pay family members, who do not necessarily work for the company, to pay less taxes.

Diveboard makes money by charging premiums to dive shop members who use the e-commerce portion of the service, which lets them create online shops using a basic widget that they can embed within their main company website.

Jenner, who is a member of the Kardashian - Jenner family and runs her eponymous cosmetics company, has 24.5 million followers on Twitter.

An employee who smokes, for example, might be given a dozen webpages» worth of options for help in quitting, with each offering rated by fellow users (say, the employees and family members of the three companies).

The clan also developed eligibility criteria for family members who want to join the company.

But the company had also agreed to fundamentally alter its business model, distinguishing bonafide distributors from those who signed up to get a wholesale discount on weight - loss products they planned to consume themselves, a group now labeled «preferred members.»

«So it's really important that companies like Express Scripts, who serve members, make their lives simpler and easier in the way that they interact with the healthcare system.»

Further, Ross LeBlanc reports that customers who are members of the company's loyalty program, Healthy Rewards, contribute «significantly» to sales.

«Servant leaders» are managers who have the ability to connect with employees on a human level, supporting not only company goals and deliverables but staff members» career fulfillment and sense of belonging.

Mark Gordon, who is so sold on the Predictive Index that at all times he carries minigraphs of the test results from each of his staff members, says the testing came in particularly handy when, in late 1996, he merged with a network - cabling company.

From there the company started using the tool during other disasters, from the forest fires in Fort McMurray, Canada to the Orlando nightclub shooting, when Airbnb hosts offered lodging to family members of the victims who had traveled to Orlando.

Companies that get the most out of their teams reward the members who show actual results.

When you're using LinkedIn to find new employees for your company, you want to look for LinkedIn members who have a complete, updated profile with lots of great recommendations.

«There are quite a few board members of public companies who never speak to the media,» says Eleanor Bloxham, CEO of board education and advisory firm The Value Alliance and Corporate Governance Alliance.

On Monday, Ford replaced Fields with Jim Hackett, a former CEO of Steelcase, and a Ford board member who's said to be close to the company's chairman Bill Ford.

Kalanick, who owns 10 % of the company, had offered to sell as much as half of his stake — the maximum board members were allowed to tender.

Witness the 11,500 - strong members of the company's Winnebago - Itasca Travelers Club, who socialize at spirited rallies across the country.

Letting someone go is never simple, especially for an entrepreneur with staff members who were integral to the company's initial growth.

Additionally, DSC adds senior leadership to its digital team appointing Gloria Synn, formerly of Nordstrom Inc. and Gap Inc., as Vice President of Member Strategy and David Kujda who was previously at HomeAway and PayPal, as Vice President of Experience Design, and rapidly expands teams across the company.

Early Blueprint and Co. members include the executives behind the Honest Company, Shopify, and JetSmarter, to name a few, who will work from the space when they come to New York.

Luckily, they're an easy sort to spot: The company seeks out engineers and scientists who are heavily involved in their communities (such as people who moonlight as Girl Guide leaders, soccer coaches or Rotary Club members).

Unilever, which also sells Mentadent toothpaste and I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, installed a candidate who had previously worked for the company in Mexico; Cohen and Greenfield wanted a board member to get the top job.

Successful members of teams are often people who are passionate about what the company does.

The team members, who met through their day jobs at cloud software company Pivotal, are also eyeing next year's Battlehack tournament.

Instead, the company came out with a short, tasteful and funny blog post mentioning the movie Office Space and praising its 2,300 other flight crew members who didn't wig out.

MEC says in a statement shared via its Twitter account Monday that the company has heard from members on different sides of the issue, including those who want to be able to purchase Vista - owned brands like Camelbak at MEC stores.

A company is defined by its reputation and the team leaders who quarterback other members to achieve the overall success of the company.

The complaint added fuel to the fire of some on Capitol Hill, who have grown increasingly uneasy about the confusing ownership structure of the Chinese conglomerate since a July announcement revealed that a charitable foundation owned more than half of the firm and company executives and board members owned most of the rest.

I can't emphasize this enough; having team members who are smarter than you is essential for a fast growing company.

Similarly, UnitedHealthcare (a client of my company, Continuum) wanted to deliver a better service to its members, who were frustrated by confusing billing statements and overwhelming amounts of paperwork.

The move isn't a complete gimmick: as general manager Stéphane Deschênes explains in the company's press release, «Privacy is a concern for some of our members who fear being judged because of their beliefs.

In October it led a $ 206 - million investment round in ShopRunner, a U.S. company that competes with Amazon by partnering with retailers to offer free two - day shipping to its members, who pay a fee for the service.

Aside from the 15 days of paid vacation the company already gives employees, it's now offering an extra $ 7,500 to each team member who agrees to not just go on vacation, but also to not work while he or she is away, and to completely disconnect for the duration of the holiday.

Amazon Prime members, who pay $ 99 a year for the shopping service plus access to video and other perks, tapped into more content than ever, according to the company.

Every single member of a company's staff who uses email or the Internet is also on the front line, and these people are generally considered a softer target than hardware or software.

In fact, a New York Times article shed light on Silicon Valley's «build it first, ask for forgiveness later» mentality that has, in part, grown from pressure by CEOs, board members and other company stakeholders who want to be first - to - market with their products.

Introduce who the company team members are and explain why they are a strong fit for what the company is planning to do.

On behalf of our 312 member companies, we will continue to work with New York legislators and lawmakers to develop common sense consumer protection measures to ensure that the millions of New Yorkers who play fantasy sports regularly can continue to enjoy the games they love.

CEOs must invest in — not discourage — the development of team members who can carry the torch of the company.

This week, Uber temporarily lost its CEO, saw a board member leave after making a sexist comment, and was sued by a rape victim who alleges the company improperly gained access to her medical records.

That's when Mokhtarzada, out of his element in the realm of venture capitalism, took on his first advisory board member — who quickly posed a fortuitous question: «If you sell this company right now, what are you going to do tomorrow?»

Although he's no longer privy to management discussions, as one of Twitter's first, biggest and most involved investors, Sacca probably knows more about the company than anyone who's not a current executive or board member.

Kalanick went on to commission an «urgent» investigation into the allegations, to be headed by former U.S. attorney general Eric Holder and including, among others, Uber board member Arianna Huffington and the company's chief HR officer Liane Hornsey (who has only been on the job for a few months).

«Alibaba's existed for 18 years, and we are so influential in China — but nobody in America knows about us,» says Ma, who founded the company with 17 friends and family members in 1999, in his hometown of Hangzhou.