Sentences with phrase «usually consult your business»

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While accelerator programs have long offered this perk to startups, usually in exchange for equity, entrepreneurs are finding other types of free space available, says Steve King, partner at Emergent Research, a consulting firm focused on small business in Lafayette, Calif..

An online brokerage differs from an offline one in the sense that they usually don't offer financial consulting as a major part of their business.

There's also quite a number of former legislators who went into the private sector (usually the lobbying or consulting business), who are using their old campaign committees to spread around some cash love.

Since commercial loans usually represent a significant business expense it is always prudent to consult a real estate professional, attorney, accountant, and commercial lender to provide all the information needed to make an informed decision that meets the needs of the business.

Spent some time in fairly big league environmental management consulting business — usually working for manufacturing industries or financial institutions doing transaction due diligence.

A critical component of building a case usually includes gathering eyewitness and employee testimony and may also involve consulting experts and examining business records in some cases.

It raises red flags usually that the «system» is going to take a lot of business process reworking, consulting days and endless training.

You usually see this with outside sales positions, business development roles, or consulting jobs.

They usually prepare and present business proposals to clients to convince them of their services and secure a consulting deal.

Business management analysts usually work for consulting firms, but many work on a self - employed basis for various clients.