Sentence examples for brand relations from inspiring English sources

"There is an affinity for the property," said Michael McNally, the senior director of brand relations for Lego.

Lego can choose to green-light submissions that get 10,000 votes, and typically produces them as limited-edition items, according to Michael McNally, Lego's senior director of brand relations.

"We are always amazed by the creative ways in which Lego fans use our products, and humbled by how many unsuspecting places we appear, like attached to a helium balloon in … space," said the company's brand relations director, Michael McNally.

According the company's research, parents "don't mind the video games, they don't mind the books, they don't mind the TV series because it's intensifying their child's desire to build," said Michael McNally, the director of brand relations for Lego's American operations, based in Enfield, Conn.

As esports grows, support services in marketing, management, brand relations and analytics will become increasingly important.

Perhaps that's why the agency announced last week that it has hired Ogilvy Brand Relations of Brussels, a company that has done ads for the likes of American Express and IBM.

She leads brand public relations, corporate communications, celebrity and influencer relations and product placement in film and television for the company's portfolio.

"It's different from the way a lot of people are organized," said Greg Zimprich, director for brand public relations at General Mills in Golden Valley, Minn.

As Beth Davies, director of brand public relations for Diageo, the company that owns Smirnoff Ice, explained, "It's timely because the Euro jet-set life has become so prevalent in the media that Americans feel that it's attainable".

A case can be made either way, though Avon's recent problems in China where allegations of bribery of local officials have tarnished its brand, damaged relations with sales representatives, and made possible a takeover bid by Coty lend some weight to the founders' insistence that the company's values remain a fundamental source of competitive advantage.

A listing for a United Airlines brand public relations manager, posted Wednesday to the D.C.-based jobs site District Daybook, says that at United, "The pace is fast, our standards are high and the opportunities are boundless".