Sentences with phrase «polling companies as»

Maple Ridge was recognized by Reuters and other polling companies as the fifth best city in Canada to invest in, and the second best in the province.

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Whichever way voters go as polls close in the California's Democratic primary, some employees of tech companies in the Bay Area have already cast their votes with their dollars, reports The Hill.

In addition, each company can require polling of the existing KH database as a condition to initiate new research requests.

Interestingly, more female than male poll respondents cited «flexibility» and a «pleasant atmosphere» as an attractive job quality, while more men than women said they were drawn to companies with «strong financial health» and «strong management.»

Informal polls of corporate board directors find that about 5 % view the proxy as a marketing tool for the board and the company.

The book reads as a bit of an underdog story — both your story and the company's — but if you polled most rooms, you'd find Nike is perceived as the Goliath.

«As I told my client, I'm in some pretty good company,» Mitchell said before listing other major polling institutions that missed the mark with the Democratic primary.

A poll conducted earlier this year by Abacus Data found respondents identified the Conservative as the party leader who was best suited to running a large company.

At the same time, new technology offered by companies such as SurveyMonkey, based in Portland, Oreg., and WebSurveyor, based in Herndon, Va., is making it easier for companies to conduct online polls.

EFG Hermes said it polled 510 international fund managers and investors from 260 institutions at the conference, as well as 147 other companies.

Right now, some pundits are advising audiences to invest in clean - energy companies, defense contractors, and multinationals in the event of a Hillary Clinton victory — which looked increasingly likely according to polling and prediction markets as of press time.

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The survey polled more than 5,000 Canadians in February and March on 100 multinational brands, as well as the 50 largest Canadian companies.

On today's episode, I talk to Tom Webster, Vice President of Strategy and Marketing for Edison Research, the organization behind exit polling for national elections in the U.S.. For more than two decades, Tom has conducted political polling for some of the most contentious elections in U.S. history, as well as market research for some of the top companies across the nation.

As a polling expert and survey researcher, Tom Webster is the man companies go to when they want a snapshot of what's happening with their clients today, and the data trends that have happened over time.

Mr. Immelt has been named one of the «World's Best CEOs» three times by Barron's, and since he began serving as chief executive officer, GE has been named «America's Most Admired Company» in a poll conducted by Fortune magazine and one of «The World's Most Respected Companies» in polls by Barron's and the Financial Times.

He also has noticed several of the company's restaurant clients have been included in these readers» polls as having the best sandwiches.

But after reading through an extensive number of reviews, staying on top of product recalls and seeing poll results that reflect consumer trending as well as reading the latest edition of Consumer Reports, I strongly believe I've found the best umbrella stroller on the market and it comes from a company called UPPAbaby.

As acknowledged by the polling company Panelbase, «all pollsters are in pretty unchartered territory.»

Company bosses are pointing the finger at the government as the recession drags on, with a poll out today condemning all the coalition's major reforms to have been completely ineffective.

The polling companies showing the worst results for Labour are presuming young people will vote at roughly the same rate as in the last election.

After all, the company put the SNP on 52 % 29 points ahead of Labour, as long as late October last year — well above the estimate of any other polling company at the time.

One of the major talking points has been Lord Ashcroft's recent polls of 16 Scottish constituencies, which attracted special attention because unlike the other polling companies it drilled down to constituencies rather than just voting intentions as a whole.

A study by Pickup et al. (2010) explores potential explanations for the polling miss and contrast the results of various polling companies to see whether telephone or internet polls fared better and whether specific polling methodologies (such as adjusting for likelihood to vote) resulted in better predictions.

In YouGov polls a large chunk of former Liberal Democrats now say they'll vote Labour, so as a consequence of their different Lib Dem scores ICM also end up showing a lower Labour score than most other companies... hence the 1 point Tory lead yesterday.

Kyle Dropp, the director of polling company «Morning Consult», explicitly attributed this effect as a likely reason for discrepancy between polls and vote counts for Donald Trump (who's a poster child for «politically incorrect candidate» and, I'm willing to be, an inspiration for your question) in 2016 Republican Primaries in US, as discussed in my answer here.

Gilbert stepped down as Tory party deputy chairman at the end of last year after taking a part - time position at Populus, the official polling company for Britain Stronger in Europe.

The itinerary for the trip is as yet unannounced, but the company conducted an online poll of potential UK locations when it announced the tour in January.

The BPC conclusions will only serve as recommendations, with the council having little power to mandate polling companies to implement them.

He renewed calls on the electorate to renew his mandate at the 2016 polls to enable him make Ghana competitive especially in the aviation industry as means of increasing the economic base of the Ghana Airports Company.

As The Post first reported, Haggerty set up a mysterious company — Special Election Operations LLC — to conduct a supposed poll - watching operation on Election Day 2009.

A new Survation poll for Labour List of 1,037 people shows that 72 % of the public are in favour of the policy to fund the NHS to the tune of # 2.5 bn extra a year, partially using taxes against tobacco companies and mansions as well as closing loopholes.

The money went toward office technology, political consultants, polling and other services sold by companies as far away as San Francisco and as close as Yonkers.

(*) NB — Panelbase / SNP question was asked after other questions that could have had a potential skewing affect (**) NB — Ashcroft polls are carried out by different companies, so should not be taken as a single data trend.

Another session at the AAAS Annual Meeting discussed public opinions on science and technology as gauged through surveys by the U.S. National Science Board, the Pew Research Center, and the polling company Gallup.

A recent Ipsos Mori poll in the US found that line managers tend to see workplace friendships as a sign of commitment to the company.

A recent survey by a leading polling company found that the institute's reputation had plunged as a result of the scandal.

I know I'm not alone here, as evidenced by the other patients keeping me company in the waiting room, along with numerous polls.

The company said it was «happy with the results» on Sunday and encouraged by its polling as people left showings of the feature.

A poll of both traditional lenders (such as banks and national mortgage companies), and non-traditional lenders (such as sub-prime lenders, non-conforming mortgage companies, and finance companies) yielded a fairly unanimous opinion: being in a debt counselling program or consumer credit counseling program was just as damaging to a person's credit as filing a bankruptcy.

The business consultancy firm says a quarter of those polled agreed with the statement, «I'm less reliant on established (financial services) companies and banks these days, as there are more options to self - manage my finances.»

In our informal and totally unscientific telephone polling done as part of the preparation of this article, only Geico admits that they are looking into offering something similar (like what else is a company with a gecko spokes «person» going to say).

Once again Santa Barbara Adventure Company has been recognized by the readers of The Santa Barbara Independent as the Best Wine Tour and as finalist for Best Tour Company in the 2014 Best Of Santa Barbara Poll.

We all know these console makers lie about things, but if gamers took a actual poll on which company lies have the most damaging effects as a whole?

EA beat such companies as Bank of America, Comcast, Anheiser - Busch, AT&T, and Ticketmaster in Consumerist's poll, and by no small margin: 78 percent of the overall vote by readers.

That lack of political punch is crystal clear now, as the Obama administration, perhaps hoping to help embattled Democrats at the polls next month, has ended its moratorium on offshore oil drilling for companies that, as the news release headline puts it, clear a «higher bar for safety, environmental protection.»

Analysts saw the statement as a signal by companies increasingly desperate to shape policy after the polls.

It's as if a polling company announced that they'd rerun their pre-election poll data and discovered that they'd correctly forecast the Brexit result after all; that they couldn't tell you why, because the computer they'd done it on was broken; but that they knew they'd got it right this time because other polling organisations had done the same thing.

In a 2017 Harris Poll, Guardian Life Insurance Company was named the 2017 Life Insurance Brand of the Year, as the most trusted life insurance brand.

According to a 2012 study by the Society of Actuaries, 65 % of polled insurance companies have instituted a policy of «stretch criteria,» defined as «any formal written rules that exist outside a company's traditional published preferred criteria -LSB-, and] that allow underwriters to vary from the preferred criteria.»