Sentences with phrase «put you in touch»

You need to know whether your attorney would be willing to put you in touch with their colleagues on a specialized issue he or she lacks experience in.

She persuaded a retired soap buyer for Safeway to put her in touch with formulators.

But Kinaxis can — and it'll put you in touch with the person who can fix it.

Upset and seeking a second opinion, we were put in touch with a veteran certified public accountant who specializes in helping startups.

The dean put her in touch with a Yale administrator who investigates claims of sexual misconduct.

We've also got lists of the most active lenders and we can put them in touch with the sources of those funds.

No matter what kind of resource you might need access to — from a recruiter or lawyer to a wealth manager — chances are your peer network will know who to put you in touch with.

Be supportive of their efforts to juggle it all, or put them in touch with another colleague who has had a similar experience.

The one thing that is different now from when I started is the emergence of websites who will put you in touch with people who will do a lot of this work for you and for a very low price.

Gratitude instantly puts you in touch with the feeling of love.

KKR did not invest after the private equity fund's legal counsel asked to be put in touch with Caspersen's counsel, the complaint said.

Even if you don't find employees at these industry events, you will at least make contacts who understand your needs and will put you in touch with other people they know.

With LinkedIn's degrees of relevance, you might be surprised to know who in your network knows someone at that company or can put you in touch with the client or hiring manager for a position.

A family friend who works as a concert photographer saw the photo and put her in touch with board members of the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation, an organization that provides food, housing, and social services for those experiencing poverty and homelessness.

To put me in touch with her boss, Jane asked for my resume.

I finally gave up on the official procedure and found a way in (with camera) thanks to a friend at the United Nations, who put me in touch with an official of the Arab League, who put me in touch with a shady character who «facilitated» my entry in 2008 by crossing several palms with silver to procure a visa.

«Plus, it puts you in touch with some of the greatest Stanford minds who literally open their Rolodex to you.»

The U.S. Embassy should be able to put you in touch with a guide; ask for someone with connections in your industry.

You can help others in a variety of ways, from e-mailing a relevant article to putting them in touch with someone who has the knowledge or access to assist them with a specific challenge.

Jeff Abramowitz, CEO of PowerCloud Systems in Palo Alto, Calif., likes the fact that crowdfunding puts him in touch with a new target audience.

ASHI puts you in touch with many products and services for home inspectors.

Entrepreneurs in New York can be put in touch with artists in L.A. and change each others» lives.

Contact our media relations staff, and they will put you in touch with one of our renowned experts.

NTY Franchise Company can put you in touch with our preferred lender, Wells Fargo, for help with financing.

In 2003, I was put in touch with Peter Lynch to discuss a company he was investing in.

First, tell us a bit about yourself and we'll put you in touch with the right Velocify by Ellie Mae expert.

Commercial finance is about being able to identify the goals of other business owners, and putting them in touch with people who have the resources needed to reach those goals, so they can work together to reach an agreement.

Event planning will also put you in touch with various distributors, restaurants, and bars — and a network like that is essential to keeping customers happy as you coordinate the best bashes around.

By putting them in touch with lenders and writing in your own fees, you can generate a six - figure income.

If so, put us in touch.»

CCTG gives people the training in commercial finance they need, along with the tools and support network so they can meet with people in need of extra working capital and put them in touch with lenders to come to an agreement.

The SEC's public affairs office (202-551-4120) can help put you in touch with people able to answer technical questions about Edgar, filings and filing requirements.

Simply pick a product you like, and we'll put you in touch for more info by email, website or phone - no obligation or purchase required.

* We can put you in touch with many different Anytime Fitness owners, and you can discuss their revenue and income with them.

Unlike other firms, whose assistance may end once employees have been placed with jobs, CanExpress can put you in touch with a long - standing immigration law firm, equipped with the necessary resources to assist you with every step of the immigration process.

A phone call can put you in touch with an invoice factoring expert who will work with you and your company to convert up to 95 percent of the face value of your accounts receivables into the working capital needed to solve your cash flow problems.

You are putting them in touch with the image of God within them, which connects them with the living God who put it there.

We should put you in touch with the commenters who are convinced that CNN is a Commie plot with the avowed purpose of destroying America, and you can compare paranoias.

Forgetting the idiosyncratic, unspeakably diverse crowds of strangers, we become drawn through television to the familiar faces, myths and visions of the American Way of Life, thereby putting ourselves in touch with a shared vision of the human order — a vision that engages our loyalties and makes sense of our world.

Downtime puts us in touch with our passion instead of numbing ourselves by managing our inboxes, Facebook updates, TV or achievement - oriented productivity.

The criticisms of mass culture and other forms of modernity are where the similarity between the Frankfurt School and what one could call the Anglo - Catholic School of Eliot, Dawson, Tolkien, and Lewis end (although Lewis was not strictly speaking Anglo - Catholic his medieval sensibilities put him in touch with key features of it).

In the latter months I began to see how pregnancy put me in touch with the oneness of body and soul.

I began to see that even with an unwanted pregnancy, even in the case of abortion, pregnant women are put in touch with their bodies.

If our concern is to be realistic, then we must have some assumptions both about what constitutes reality and how we go about putting ourselves in touch with it.

The transmission - theory not only avoids in this way multiplying miracles, but it puts itself in touch with general idealistic philosophy better than the production - theory does.

He can help them try their new social wings in a non-alcoholic circle and can put them in touch with all the resources and opportunities for service represented by the church.

The transmission - theory also puts itself in touch with a whole class of experiences that are with difficulty explained by the production - theory.

We may act that way sometimes, with the left side pulling against the right and the feet refusing to take a step until the hands have apologized, but there are also times when we clearly participate in some form of communication — or better yet, communion — that puts us in touch with a head much more capable than our own.

It does so by recognizing their power and indispensability for putting us in touch with the intrinsic value (which is the reality) of things.

Sacraments, which put us in touch with tradition, are the means whereby we recapture its fullness and allow it to fill us with new life.