Sentence examples for a total communications from inspiring English sources

Anne Fox, the company's vice president for advertising and media, said that e-business managers were now part of each company division, "to make sure that when we communicate with consumers, it's through a total communications package, offline and online".

Richard Dale, senior vice president, senior partner and global planning director, who also joined FleishmanHillard in New York in 2011, said that after working for ad agencies like Leo Burnett "I was looking for something different" and became intrigued by the concept of FleishmanHillard's "transforming into a total communications resource".

We shall position ourselves as a quality total communications solution service provider that strives to provide effective and efficient communication solutions.

Thus, we have defined the potential energy of a communications network as the total communications energy needed to maintain network performance given its physical configuration.

Of these, only a minority (19%, or 0.8% of total communications) are seeking additional knowledge regarding interpretation, and most (81%, or 3.3% of total communications) are inquiries regarding file formats and access to additional data files, made by participants interested in self-pursuit of additional analysis.

In a memorandum to employees, Peter A. Schweitzer, chief executive at Thompson, praised Ms. Beers for what he described as her contributions "in such key areas as the recruitment of top talent, business development and acquisitions aimed at building our position as a total brand communications company".

Ten years ago, the top five groups controlled 20-30% of the total communications market, according to WestLB Panmure, an investment bank.

In 2008, total communications spending actually increased 2.3percentto to $882.6 billion, but that was the sector's slowest growth rate since 2001.

The idea, pioneered by WPP, is "total communications": to persuade companies that they do not need simply to advertise their product, but to manage a brand identity.

"FMC's share of total communications revenues will be small for several years, but this is just the start," says Mr Merry.

Lisa Nocella, total communications director on the Army account at the McCann Worldgroup North America unit of the McCann Worldgroup in New York, called the commercials "the natural evolution" of the agency's Army campaign, which first featured "the voice of the soldier," added "the voice of the parent" and now includes "the voice of the prospect".