CORE, whose headquarters are on Broadway between 11th and 12th Streets, had asked the board to support its request for permission to hold a fair on First Avenue, which the board agreed to do.
This approach breeds skepticism about global culture among overseas employees, who may perceive headquarters' core values as ethnocentric and parochial.
At the height of the Cold War, military commanders were seeking a computer communications system without a central core, with no headquarters or base of operations that could be attacked and destroyed by enemies thus blacking out the entire network in one fell swoop.
CORE, which had its headquarters in New York, was not unknown in the South.
It shed 3,600 full-time jobs at its core banking units and headquarters, but added just as many at its subsidiaries.
Fourth, another practice is splitting R&D into modular tasks and allocating some core tasks to the headquarters group, with specific tasks allocated to the group in China.
And as was obvious to Disney when it bought ESPN in 1995 and to anyone who has been to Bristol and has seen the Pentagonian girth of its headquarters, hard-core sports fans are not a fringe cult.
Well, while fingerprint and facial biometrics might be employed to protect access to your smartphone, vein authentication is used in some pretty hard-core applications; the new headquarters of the German secret service, the Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND), for example.
Henkel lies at the core of the Rhineland, its headquarters straddling the Düsseldorf suburbs.
The team will have a "British core" as Brailsford put it.The headquarters will be in Manchester where the Olympic squad is based – although there will also be a logistics base in Belgium - and Brailsford will continue to direct the Olympic cycling team towards 2012.
