The phrase "advisor on staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who provides guidance or expertise and is employed by an organization or institution.
Example: "The university has an advisor on staff to help students with their academic planning."
Alternatives: "staff advisor" or "in-house advisor".
The company has about 50 advisors on staff who have expertise in tons of different industries, so they can give you the best advice for the specific industry you want to work in.
FutureAdvisor provides a free platform for unlimited investment advice but also offers premium plans, with a flat annual fee ($49-$49-$195hat allow clients to schedule personalized video consultations with financial advisors on staff to answer any specific questions they may have, as well as receive alerts and more.
Consultant recommends identifying a technical advisor, or appointing one staff member, to focus solely on future fundraising.
Faulconer, in a letter Tuesday to Spanos, offered to meet "one-on-one, without any advisors or staff, to determine how we can best move forward to keep the Chargers in San Diego".
Anyone questioning Clinton's passion on this issue need only read what Mira Patel who served as special advisor on Hillary Clinton's policy planning staff at the State Department wrote in the Advocate.
Public Affairs Officer US Mission to UN, speechwriter to H.C. Lodge, A. Goldberg and A. Stevenson; Policy advisor and staff First UN Conference on Human Environment, Stockholm 1972; Senior Environmental Policy advisor and speechwriter to UN Ambassador George H.W. Bush.
An on-staff equipment specialist.
Josh Lozman, Chief of Staff to the CEO, ONE Josh joined the ONE team in August 2007, and currently serves as the Chief of Staff to the CEO and Senior Advisor on Global Health Policy.
Obama pulled out of the German military hospital visit when the Pentagon informed his military advisor on the trip, retired Air Force General Scott Gration, that only Senate staff could accompany him.
