Sentences with phrase «other affinity groups»

And to continue to improve recruitment and retention of women and other affinity groups in the commercial real estate industry, many firms, including Equity Residential and Trammell Crow, have set up diversity advisory boards and diversity councils.

Weers adds that during the past 10 years, the percentage of new MBA hires at Trammell Crow who are either women or members of other affinity groups has been above 20 percent — a rather high number.

Market your candidacy directly to key decision makers and / or discover if you are already connected to these decision makers through other affinity groups such as corporate or college alumni organizations, professional associations, or business networking tools like LinkedIn.

Amateur «artist» participants include trafficking survivors and potential allies among the public — students, professional associations, artists, educators, civic and faith - based organizations, media and other affinity groups).

And we're building a feature called Groups, which allows VCs, angel groups, incubators and other affinity groups to have their own portion of SeedInvest.

Not exact matches

«Companies should create more affinity groups with other companies in their area,» Austin suggests.

In addition to groups that come together because of racial, ethnic background, and gender connections, affinity groups also bring together individuals based on country of origin, religion, physical disabilities, military service, age, sexual orientation, and many other commonalities.

For years, scientists have been debating the phylogenetic position of brachiopods and molluscs, as well as their affinities for other animals in the same group, the Lophotrochozoa, comprising segmented worms, clams, oysters, snails, squids, and so on.

Here we report newly discovered human fossils from Jebel Irhoud, Morocco, and interpret the affinities of the hominins from this site with other archaic and recent human groups.

Given the high affinity of Brahui to the other Indo - European Pakistani populations and the absence of population admixture with any of the examined Indian Dravidian groups, we conclude that Brahui are an example of cultural (linguistic) retention following a major population replacement.

The evening will include an experience of racial affinity groupings with other participants.

Rates not available to the general public include direct marketing offers, corporate discount rates, convention rates, group rates, meeting rates, any rates requiring membership in a club such as AAA rates, affinity programs, or other organizations where the rates are targeted specifically toward a group of individuals and not intended for the general public.

From 2018 April 26 — September 29, Tel Aviv Museum of Art will present a group show «Hollywood and other Myths», showcasing the reflection of the ever - growing affinity between video and cinema in terms of production value, contents and viewing experience.

In addition, as part of the concurrent exhibition a glyph, a tool, an icon, El Museo has invited Santiago Muñoz to explore El Museo's collection of over 8,000 objects and select a group of works that connect to her ideas, her films, her approach to making art and other real or symbolic affinities.

Inspired by their great affinity for the exhibition theme and for the PinchukArtCentre as a leading institution in contemporary art, all of the artists decided to create some special pieces, partly in the form of new productions such as those by, amongst others, Anish Kapoor, AES+F, Cindy Sherman, Matthew Barney and Elmgreen & Dragset; of a special reappraisal of existing works by Paul McCarthy, Richard Prince, Boris Mikhailov and Takashi Murakami; or the selection of rare or recent work groups that have never been displayed as part of a major international exhibition before.

Henri Matisse is a really foundational artist for me, as is late 1960s American and European conceptual art, certain Arte Povera artists, as well as French and German painting of the 1960s through to the»80s — Yves Klein, Daniel Buren, Martin Barre, Olivier Mosset, Blinky Palermo, Gerhard Richter, Martin Kippenberger, Imi Knoebel, Sigmar Polke — not to mention many non-art practices, such as design, writing and music... I haven't ever really felt or even understood the need to situate myself in any lineage, other than a sort of elective affinities grouping, which is maybe a very contemporary luxury for an artist.

She collaborates with the firm's Diversity & Inclusion Committee and firmwide affinity groups and works closely with practice group leaders, partners, and other key stakeholders to provide direction to diversity - related efforts.

Madoff is alleged to have preyed primarily on his fellow Jews; such «affinity» frauds are common, because people are likely to be more trusting of members of their own ethnic or religious group than of outsiders and because a con man may be abler to identify and exploit the weaknesses of members of his own group than of others.

«Not only has the LGBT affinity group connected me with other King & Spalding lawyers across different offices and practices, it has also opened the door for me to help advance LGBT causes nationwide.»

While law firms and some companies have done positive work, Abudulai said it's important to «look behind the curtain» at what affinity and other groups are doing.

Insurable Groups can broadly be classified as mainly two types -» employer - employee» groups where all members work for the employer proposing to cover them or «affinity» groups, whose members have a commonality other than employment - say deposit holders of aGroups can broadly be classified as mainly two types -» employer - employee» groups where all members work for the employer proposing to cover them or «affinity» groups, whose members have a commonality other than employment - say deposit holders of agroups where all members work for the employer proposing to cover them or «affinity» groups, whose members have a commonality other than employment - say deposit holders of agroups, whose members have a commonality other than employment - say deposit holders of a bank.

For years, insurance companies have been giving discounts to members of «affinity groups,» such as AARP, AAA, alumni groups and other associations.

Two other factors — unrated operators (household drivers not declared on the policy) and driver characteristics and discounts (which include inaccuracies such as driving experience, age, marital status, student discounts, affinity group membership, and misrepresentation of driver identity)-- accounted for $ 2.6 billion and $ 2.3 billion, respectively.

While completing this step, consider that women's leadership development might include women's affinity groups, mentoring for women, succession planning, leadership and career coaching, learning opportunities, rewards and recognition, recruiting and hiring, company communications, and other efforts designed to attract, retain, and advance women.

Sold auto, home, life and other various insurance products to individuals and affinity groups within assigned territory using consultative selling techniques.

In the past two years, some national franchises and many independent brokers have been riding the affinity wave — forming alliances with trade groups and associations, airlines, retail chains, banks, home improvement companies, and various other partners.

And if consumers recognize that the market supports rebates in the form of dollars, airline miles, or other benefits, they'll ask for discounts whether or not they're working through an affinity group.