Sentence examples for brand advisory from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Italian VC P101 led today's Series A, with participation from private investors Matteo de Brabant (founder of Jakala), Maurizio di Robilant (founder of Robilant Associati, described as the Italian market leader in brand advisory and design) and Stefano Saccardi (Board member and managing director at Campari).

Today, Rick is CEO and founder of Roth Partners, a boutique brand advisory delivering integrated marketing solutions through tailored engagement of cross channel experts.

Today, I hung up on the CEO of a major consulting, branding, marketing, capital advisory firm who had called after reading my blog.

Launched last year, Arrive was created to partner with early-stage startups and provide them with brand services, business development, advisory and capital services to increase growth (it's unclear that this would be all that useful for Robinhood since the company raised $176 million).

The investment platform will offer an array of services to early stage startups, including "brand services, business development, advisory and capital to drive growth in their organizations," according to a press release. .

Strong relationship between design perception, user experience and brand equity is observed providing strong advisory to designers and managers to focus on innovative experiential designs for a stronger consumer-equity.

The global research and advisory company Stylus said: "Brands still have some way to go in showcasing the diversity of the modern family".

Brand reputation is often the linchpin for advisory relationships.

It  established its own  Sustainability Advisory Board in 2013, with "brand  ambassador" George Clooney a prominent member.

The result, despite the brand new facilities, was long-standing boil water advisories.

Six of the seven members of the advisory board are linked to the brand-name pharmaceutical industry, either directly as an individual or through their primary organization, and the seventh member has at least a weak tie to the industry.