Sentences with phrase «of women consumers»

In Study 1, none of the women consumers reported a dismissing attachment style.

We learn from engaging with our clients by hosting specialized roundtables for women featuring speakers from Morgan Lewis, our clients, and external experts, and by leveraging our vast network of successful women alumni to discuss topics specific to women, leadership, and the power of women consumers.

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Probably the thing I'm most proud of is that this company over the years, and especially today more than ever, has enabled a very, very large segment of women who, whether they knew it or not, were passive beauty consumers.

The fact that there are women who are building companies that directly address a pain point for that female consumer is a huge opportunity magnified by the fact that the vast majority of the venture world is ignoring them.

LYNE: Every study of consumer buying points to the fact that women aren't just the dominant consumer, but are either responsible for, or have the final say on, 80 % of all consumer purchases.

A woman named Colleen Gallagher, represented by the same law firm, is also a plaintiff in a 2014 lawsuit in the same court alleging that Bayer AG's claims about the health benefits of its One A Day multivitamins misled consumers.

Called My Intelligent Communication Accessory, or MICA, the snakeskin bracelets are aimed at fashion - conscious women and are an attempt by the two companies to stand out in a growing field of often - clunky smartwatches and fitness brands that have yet to catch on widely with consumers.

She has reorganized 80 percent of top management with a slew of hires; redirected the product teams to put as much weight on fashion and comfort as on function, and fomented what she called a «consumer - centric» company culture,» reports Women's Wear Daily.

According to Gordon, women currently control $ 13 trillion of the world's $ 18.4 trillion in consumer spending.

A mother of four an inventor, and now an author, Blakely views herself as an advocate for women consumers.

When your workplace is home to a diverse group of individuals from different backgrounds and experiences, your company can more effectively market to all groups of consumers, from a wide range of racial and ethnic backgrounds, men and women, older and younger adults and those who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender.

That information — augmented by advocacy efforts from such Addyi supporters as the National Organization for Women and National Consumers League — turned the tide, and the FDA's joint meeting of the Bone, Reproductive and Urologic Drugs Advisory Committee voted 18 to 6 to support approval for HSDD treatment, contingent on Sprout consenting to risk - mitigation measures like warnings and restrictions to prevent misuse.

Whatever the means, the end goal ought to be equal gender representation in positions of power, and not just for optics: women make more than 80 % of consumer purchases and are responsible for more than 50 % of business procurement decisions.

It's doubtful anybody misses Wilson's publicity tone - deafness (recall his comments regarding some women's bodies stretching the boundaries of Lululemon fabrics), but it takes more than an absent negative to get this kind of consumer love.

The women run a diverse range of companies — from consumer goods behemoths like PepsiCo to defense contractors like Lockheed Martin — but they are, predominantly, white.

However, the tech industry has an equally important reason to court women developers and tech leaders: women are the majority consumers of tech.

As with consumer technology, it's clear that women's opinions matter deeply to the success of the small business cloud services industry.

If a key goal of empowerment marketing is to recognize women as intelligent consumers and communicate to them as such, marketers should use this approach in a way that honors their company's message rather than simply jumping on a bandwagon.

As a result, over the past decade global luxury brands started expanding into the capitals of oil - rich countries such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the U.A.E., giving women access to shopping on par with the biggest European cities (Dubai is home to the world's largest shopping mall) and higher consumer expectations.

In all parts of the world, women entrepreneurs are more likely to run businesses that work directly with the consumer, like retail businesses, the GEM data shows.

Plus, asTsai notes, «women control the majority of consumer spending — no good investor would doubt this.

The design aims to highlight ApotheCARE Essentials» blending of nature and science and to attract the brand's target consumers, women who know what their look is and obsess over improving their hair and skin a little bit every day, Seal said.

Among those innovations are flavored whiskeys, which have opened up corners of the consumer market, like Hispanics and women, long overlooked by whiskey distillers.

With each year that passes, more women join the ranks of startup founders, bringing new technologies and ideas to the consumer and business market.

After defying a grim outlook for the consumer discretionary sector, the designer and retailer of «yoga - inspired» sportswear is once again back to being a stock - market darling, testing its record highs and all but silencing the skeptics who once dismissed it, with no small whiff of macho market chauvinism, as a fluff stock — a women's fad.

«What that means in short is that he understands the back - end workings of the business well enough that he could rebuild them himself (well, almost), and he also cold calls customers and says things to journalists aimed to warm consumers» hearts, such as: «On Valentine's Day in Chicago, we had every driver give every woman who got in the car a rose.

Most of the brand messages and ads targeting millennial consumers are male - centric, overlooking the Gen - Y women — an emerging financial force.

At best, this business model — the marketing and selling of products directly to consumers, away from a retail location — conjures up door - to - door salespeople dependent on middle - aged women nagging friends for the names of their friends.

She notes that 80 percent of consumer spending in the U.S. is influenced by women.

In 2007, the report says, women made 45 percent of all domestic consumer electronics purchases and influenced 61 percent.

Even though women made up half of vodka consumers, no big spirits company focused on them specifically.

Among the women who joined us in 2016: Jewel (performing and sharing her extraordinary story with us), Apple Head of Global Consumer Marketing Bozoma Saint John, Making a Murderer filmmakers Moira Demos and Laura Ricciardi, Uber Regional General Manager Rachel Holt, Priceline EVP of Global Operations Maelle Gavet, Facebook Head of People Lori Goler, SoulCycle CEO Melanie Whelan, Accompany CEO Amy Chang, designer Rachel Roy, Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani, Joyus CEO Sukhinder Singh Cassidy, Hearsay Social CEO Clara Shih, WWE Chief Brand Officer Stephanie McMahon, and Lean In lead researcher Marianne Cooper, as well as top executives from leading global companies such as Airbnb, Amazon, Coca - Cola, Google, IBM, NBCUniversal, Nike, Pandora, Target, Twitter, and Walmart.

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«Women make over 80 percent of all consumer buying decisions globally.

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In the consumer discretionary sector, a diverse category that includes makers and sellers of everything from cars to handbags and service providers ranging from hotels and restaurants to wedding planners and broadcasters, 16.1 % of non-CEO top executives were women.

Then, in a response to a question about consumers that referenced the coarseness of the election and domestic violence issues in the NFL, Nooyi said «forget the Pepsi brand — how dare we talk about women that way?

Gouw says she's seeing all - male founding teams are building products and know their customers are mostly women (85 % of all consumer spending is done by women) and these teams are starting to recognize that they need to get some women involved so they can better relate to their customers.

«I just suspected that there were higher barriers for something to treat women, a lot higher than were set up for the male drugs,» said Sally Greenberg, executive director of the National Consumers League, which campaigned for the drug.

«We need to get more women starting funds and investing,» said Brand, founding general partner of True Wealth Ventures, an Austin venture capital firm that focuses on investing in early - stage, women - led startups in the consumer health and sustainable products sectors.

Brand believes that because women make the vast majority of consumer and healthcare purchases, having them on the management team designing, marketing and servicing products is extremely beneficial.

«It's a blind spot in the economy and an opportunity for investors,» said Sara Brand, founding general partner at True Wealth Ventures, an early - stage venture capital fund investing in women - led businesses in the fields of consumer health and environmentally sustainable products and technologies.

This, despite evidence the two cite that women make between 80 percent and 85 percent of health care and consumer - purchase decisions.

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When combined with evidence the two cite that women make between 80 percent and 85 percent of health care and consumer - purchase decisions, their business tack seems like a no - brainer.

In addition to having significant investing or operations experience, the women offer a broader and more diverse network for recruiting and finding new start - ups and an understanding of female consumers, who are often the dominant users of new products.

«Women's health,» Dr. Mielnik told me, «is the only area of medicine where physicians have stopped trying to diagnose and treat appropriately the underlying causes of a woman's reproductive health problem» and as healthcare consumers, we have allowed this to happen by not expecting more.»

There have been, of course, prevailing perspectives - about women as guardians of the Christian home, about our celebrations as essentially private, domestic affairs, about the need in a consumer society to validate our deepest social relationships through cards, flowers and candies.

«Celebrities offer a myriad of different «takes» on what is possible in consumer culture,» he writes, «representing different ways to be a woman, to be black, to be old, to be faithful, to be gay, to be a parent, to be unfaithful, to be a loser, to fail.

The doll is the alchemical apotheosis of the starving street man and woman, adorned with gilded trivia and the rag - tag litter that a consumer society throws up.