Sentence examples for Business campuses from inspiring English sources
Rolling news from the business campuses December 2nd – University of South Carolina has unveiled the new dean of its Darla Moore School of Business.
Mar 22nd 2012, 15:58 by M.S. | PARIS EVEN the most passionate champion of management education might concede that there was a time, well within living memory, when the business campuses were little more than ivory towers.
It is a sentiment echoed on business campuses across the country, as schools try to assess the impact of the October 1987 stock market crash and many of Wall Street's other recent trials and tribulations on the latest generation of M.B.A.'s.
At onsite demonstrations at CES, MAD is using a variety of intelligent delivery devices, such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and autonomous delivery vehicles and robots to meet on-demand delivery in settings such as buildings, business campuses and public roads.
His involvement sparked a backlash against him and the business campus, which prompted his resignation.
Construction at Northwood business campus started in the mid-2000s and it has developed into quite the cosmopolitan hub.
IN Hanover, Eden Wood Realty is taking what Amy P. Neu, its president, called "the more conservative" build-to-suit approach in developing its 750,000-square-foot 750,000-square-foot 750,000-square-foot River Park
The developer Sean Campbell and World Trade Center Denver, a nonprofit organization that helps regional businesses, have proposed building a $200 million international business campus in RiNo.
The communal nature of the interior invites members of the shipyard business campus to collaborate with the freelance community.
The largest facility in the United States to earn a LEED-Gold rating when it opened in 2003, the South Campus cost no more to build than a standard low-rise business campus in southern California.
In a region that imports most of its water, the South Campus consumes 60% less water on its 40-acre, drought-tolerant landscaped site than the typical turf-planted and sprinkler-watered business campus.
