Sentences with phrase «running its operations in»

Yet, small - business owners sometimes run their operations in an ad - hoc way.

Oberhelman was sent to South America, a stint that coincided with the Latin American debt crisis and involved re-possessing equipment; and later to run operations in Japan.

Felicity joined J Stern & Co, a family owned private investment office in 2013, and runs their operation in Zurich.

Anderson runs operations in on top of our game.»

The intelligence from Populus was brought to them by the same team who run operations in the party's marginal seats.

In this particular case SmashSwipe.com details exactly how they run their operation in their terms and conditions.

If it is legal for the companies to dictate resale terms, they could save more money by not running their operations in the USA.

He read it several times before using the house phone in the hotel lobby to call Colonel Biermeier of the Stasi Main Directorate for Foreign Intelligence, the HVA, who was running the operation in Trieste.

More importantly, it also has to cover the costs of running its operations in order to provide banking services to customers.

Our Environmental Management Policy and Commitment considers running our operations in a responsible way, according to the following:

We also regularly work with clients and counsel abroad to help foreign - based entities establish and run operations in the U.S. Read More.

Laboratory Managers are in charge with running operations in a lab.

SPECIAL SKILLS • Demonstrated ability to demonstrate and promote teamwork • Profound ability to run operations in the absence of a manager • Able to work on a flexible shift • Good understanding of basic mathematical calculations • Ability to stand for long hours and multitask • Well developed customer services and communication skills

While dentists run the operations in a dental office, numerous staff members assist them with clinical and administrative duties.

President Marcel Imbeault runs operations in the Gaspesie area; vice-president Pierre Panguay operates out of Ste. Hyancinthe; and treasurer Jean Limoges works out of Abitibi.

Jamie Hoffman is our property manager and Brian Teeter runs the operation in LR.

Not exact matches

He arrived in Halifax from England in 1964 to run the North American operations of his then - employer, a manufacturer of commercial fishing equipment.

In Clarke's reduced role at the office, Bice said a pair of inspectors are running the operation.

That location is now managed by his youngest son, Kyle, while his oldest, Chris, runs the day - to - day operations in Burlington.

«I am more than willing to give a second chance to Mark in this fight's critical hour,» says Andrew Lee, cofounder and chairman of London Trust Media, who also briefly ran Mt. Gox's U.S. operations.

In terms of the operations support that we have automated inside of the tools, it's actually cheaper for us to run them.

«If you were to go on to UberEATS in many of the markets now, we'll be one of the early recommended restaurants, just because the operation that we run now we can actually get from order to delivery in under 30 minutes,» CFO Kevin Ozan said in January.

Jeff Weissman, who has run his Great Harvest location in Washington's Lake Forest Park neighborhood for over 20 years, doesn't feel as if he's part of a corporate operation.

Many grocery co-ops, he says, initially tried a self - serve model but eventually realized they needed in - store staff in order to keep the operations running smoothly, help customers with any issues and prevent theft.

But with almost 3,500 U.S. breweries in operation as of the end of last year, and 1,000 new operations opening in just the past two years, there's no shortage of small competitors to keep the craft taps running.

The first indication that Doug Sohn runs an old - school operation is the sign in front of the cash register at Hot Doug's, his «sausage superstore» in Chicago.

Running illegal gambling operations, including recruiting people for foreign gaming junkets, was their main business, according to previously unreported court documents in China obtained by Bloomberg Markets as well as interviews with family members and former business partners.

It's a big part of Berkshire that stands to get only bigger, Buffett said in May at the company's annual shareholder meeting, adding that it's «hard to imagine a better - run operation.»

A critical component of the ACA mandates operation of a federally - run exchange in states that choose not to participate, and subsidies for people who can not afford coverage.

All this new business development is, of course, far afield from the core operation of running an 88 - jet airline with nationwide, less - than - daily service from small burgs to leisure destinations in Florida, Las Vegas, and Phoenix — a model that has proved wildly profitable.

The company has a loyal following in North America and is now looking to expand globally, tasks that Day is suited for after serving as head of Starbucks's Asia Pacific Group; she traveled 240 nights a year, running business operations in 10 countries in Asia.

The idea is that you're going to have to risk your money to prove that your concept is valid in the marketplace, so you have to create one or more operations that you'll run for a while to prove that your concept works.

The big automakers are also running leaner operations — they closed a number of underperforming plants during the crisis — and their balance sheets are the cleanest they've been in years.

While the moves, if successful, would keep the Pentagon running at last year's levels, they are far from Republican hopes of handing Trump about $ 634 billion in fiscal 2018 funding for the military's regular operations, $ 85 billion above last year.

Once you've experienced the challenges of running your own operation, you'll be better prepared to work out those kinks in a venture that you're truly passionate about.

By 2006, the company was running a growing operation in a handful of nations across the globe, and revenues approached $ 20 million.

Ultimately, the number could run even higher now that Forkgen, a site enabling anyone with rudimentary programming skills to launch a clone, is in operation.

Estabrooke's entire operation employs five people, including its founder, and runs in a 2,500 - square - foot space in the borough's Sunset Park neighborhood.

As Fortune reported in August, Jason Waxman, vice president of Intel's cloud platform group, said he expected that FGPAs could represent a third of the processors running all data center operations in 2020.

It seems he was running his gruesome operation in the heart of a poor neighborhood purely for profit.

As a business owner, it's easy to get caught up in the daily operations and tasks that keep your company running.

With 85 full time staff, Linear expands, in any one month, to 120 — 140 on the payroll when more doctors, nurses, lab technicians and IT specialists are needed to run the 24 hour operation.

Tomkats now employs 34 full - time employees, who run the company's catering, restaurant, and concession operations in its newly renovated 12,000 - square - foot headquarters.

After learning about Casino Gaming School in 1994 from a faxed advertisement, Zimmer asked Kallos to send him candidates for six openings at O'Shea's, a small downtown operation he was running at the time.

In 2000, after running daily operations for 15 years, Schultz decided to step down as CEO.

Jain, a native of India who joined Berkshire in 1986, runs the reinsurance operations, providing coverage against major catastrophes and unusual risks.

With operations up and running in Arizona, California, Florida, Nevada, and New Jersey, he's now going up against America's Swimming Pool Co., a franchise serving 12 states.

After a brief stint at Siebel Systems (acquired by Oracle in 2006), McDermott joins SAP to run its North America operations

He and investors he refused to identify made a bid for the retailer's Canadian operations, which are run separate from its U.S. dealings, outside of the now - cancelled auction in March, calling Toys «R» Us's Canadian arm a «good business.»

The executives on our list typically run operations with billions in sales.