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NEA, as background, has one of the most successful track records in the VC industry — investing in companies lie Groupon, Millennial Media, Evernote and Salesforce.com — and that in itself makes the investment eye-catching.
Background: Russia has one of the world's fastest growing HIV epidemics and it has been largely concentrated among injection drug users (IDU).
When taking a picture of a bright background having one dimly lit subject in the foreground, the camera will think your "subject" is a lot brighter than it is.
Joshua Gold, a victim of recent layoffs at the e-business consultant MarchFirst, has one of those interesting backgrounds.
In terms of interesting backgrounds among people in the tech space, Jeff Ma has one of the most interesting.
6, 14, 15 The second impetus for a re-evaluation of the normative data was the changing ethnic diversity of Canadian infants; 16.2% of the Canadian population are visible minorities, 3.8% of Canadians have an Aboriginal background but only 10% of the original AIMS normative sample had one of these backgrounds.
The original advert said that four board members were being sought and that candidates should have one of the following backgrounds: A current CEO of a plc or other organisation at least the size of Channel 4; A current or former finance director; A digital media professional; A senior marketing executive with a knowledge of television advertising.
Truth be told, diversity – on and, even more acutely, off air, and especially in relation to people from BAME backgrounds – has been one of television's dirtiest little secrets for a very long time.
The new version of the app has one significant feature that even trumps the iPhone app: background location updating.
It was the first time someone from a marketing background had been handed one of the corporation's key executive programming roles.
It was the first time that someone from a marketing background had been handed one of the corporation's key executive programming roles; Davie had worked at PepsiCo and Procter & Gamble before joining the BBC as director of its marketing, communications and audiences division in 2005.
