The phrase "a senior client" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a client who holds a higher position or status, often in a business or professional context.
Example: "During the meeting, we discussed the project updates with a senior client who provided valuable insights."
Alternatives: "an esteemed client" or "a high-ranking client".
His mother is a senior client escrow services professional at JPMorgan Chase in New York.
Merrill Lynch, for one, recently instituted a "financial parenting" program geared toward children to "heighten awareness of wealth's responsibilities," said Scott Cooper, a senior client relationship manager.
The bride's mother is a senior client services associate in the Newbury Park, Calif., office of Wellpoint, the health insurance provider.
A PASSION FOR CASH Paul Speargas, a senior client adviser at WMS Partners, a family office and wealth advisory firm in Towson, Md., is looking in some unlikely spots for investments — notably those that do not move in line with the market.
"Ten years ago, it was very, very rare to hear about a chief ethics officer position," says Julie Goldberg, a senior client partner with executive search firm Korn/Ferry.
Some companies attempt to listen to the Web on their own, using search engines and computer programs to bring in every mention of the company name, says Moira Curran, a senior client manager at New Media Strategies.
Within Goldman, Mr. Mattson has cemented a reputation as a senior client-relationship banker.
Mr. de Vecchi was supposed to return to the bank in an "important senior client coverage role" after the sabbatical, according to an internal memorandum at the time.
Mr. Washkowitz, who has worked at Lehman for 35 years, "will continue to be involved in merchant banking and other senior client activities," a Lehman spokeswoman, Kerrie Cohen, said.
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Along with publicly available data, private discussions with third parties establish how successful a candidate has been, says Dennis Carey, senior client partner at consulting firm Korn/Ferry International.
