Sentences with phrase «who was the catalyst for change»

Named by the same child who was the catalyst for change.

Without a doubt, I can say that Hannah is the one who was the catalyst for this change.

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Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR) is the pioneer coalition of active shareholders who view the management of their investments as a catalyst for change.

Who knows maybe it will be a catalyst for change in David... Deconstruction shouldn't be just for the harmful beliefs one has absorbed but also for the destructive patterns of behavior that one exhibits.»

Who knows maybe it will be a catalyst for change in David.

You rightly identify josh Kroenke as a catalyst for change but, seemingly, feel his old man will overrule the son who was recently over here on a club fact find / analysis.

Catalyst for change Gazidis told us and Wenger is the catalyst for that change although he was the one who allowed this to happen.

Yao isn't just a symbol of and catalyst for worldwide change; he's also someone who is sure to be changed by it.

There are other idle stakeholders such as Stan Kroneke and Ivan Gazidis who comfortably delegated the whole responsibility to Wenger to find this «catalyst for change».

From her physician's labor support over the phone while waiting for the home birth midwife to arrive, to seeking out back - up care for her homebirths with physicians who had never heard of midwifery, to hearing the thoughts of feelings of both midwives and physicians on the subject of homebirth, Sheryl believes the differences are not stumbling blocks; rather, they are the catalysts for necessary change.

Vasi, who studies collective behaviors, says the documentary worked as a catalyst for policy changes in the Marcellus Shale region (Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and West Virginia) where Gasland was filmed.

Dr. Navar's original intent on entering college was to become a veterinarian but during his academic studies, he was greatly influenced by famed University of Mississippi physiologist Arthur C. Guyton who was the catalyst for the course change in his scientific career.

She's passionate about how modern beauty consumers can be a catalyst for change, and will try and convert anyone who will listen.

The catalyst for this life changing ambition is a pretty new girl who moves in next door.

The catalyst for change in her stagnant life is the appearance of Pascal (Johnny Flynn), a rough, mysterious loner who Moll finds herself drawn to despite the distain of her family and the wider community.

«Hunt for the Wilderpeople» is all about life - changing moments and the people who are the catalysts.

«The concept was to be a catalyst for change,» said Tom Watkins, who as CEO of the Detroit Wayne Mental Health Authority last year first asked the authority's board to find money for the initiative.

Atrocities like this should be a catalyst for those of us who live in New York to step up and lobby for changes that will shut down places like Yoder's and ensure dogs and other animals trapped in commercial facilities have plenty of space, good veterinary care, exercise and socialization and euthanized humanely only when it is appropriate.

«SHEILA PREE BRIGHT: 1960Now» @ Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia Atlanta Known for her unique approach to portrait photography, Sheila Pree Bright «s «1960Now» «celebrates a generation of leaders from Atlanta and elsewhere in the American South who became the catalyst for social change in the early 1960s» and is described as her most ambitious project yet.

However, Glasco's paintings stood apart from the prevailing Abstract Expressionism, remaining distinctly figurative, densely worked and stylised, and it was Jean Dubuffet, not Pollock, who would provide a catalyst for change in Glasco's work towards the more textural and abstract.

Sept. 25 — Nov. 28, 2015 «SHEILA PREE BRIGHT: 1960Now» @ Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia Atlanta Known for her unique approach to portrait photography, Sheila Pree Bright «s «1960Now» «celebrates a generation of leaders from Atlanta and elsewhere in the American South who became the catalyst for social change in the early 1960s.»

RSA Arts & Ecology is a catalyst for the insights, imaginations and inspirations of artists who are responding to environmental changes and emergencies.

Durban could be a wake - up call for those who believed that Brazil would become a catalyst for environmental change.

Jack Welch, the legendary former CEO of General Electric, (and a student of Harvard's Kotter who believes leadership is about leading change) viewed change as a catalyst for progress, evolution and improvement.

«Increased prescription volume» is a slight change that infuses the description with action, turning the applicant into the catalyst for pumping up volume instead of simply being someone who «made an impact.»

RMA ® Minneapolis, Minnesota Executive Search Recruiting Firm At Resource Management & Acquisitions ™ (RMA ®) we are often asked what motivates us to continue our commitment to developing the executive search recruiting field and searching the globe, day after day, for executive candidates who will serve as catalysts for positive change within companies — candidates who are, wherever they are placed, true diamonds in the rough.

COVER LETTER: Dear Hiring Authority: If you are looking for someone who is highly customer focused, builds the business by building people, and both a change catalyst and change agent, then we should talk.

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