Sentence examples for brand training from inspiring English sources

For former executives who have never run a company, franchises offer a relatively safe entrée into business ownership because they include a developed brand, training support and management advice.

This is far cheaper than what a big brand training company would charge using a per-student tuition model.

In December, Berg ran a series of two-hour brand training sessions attended by all 400 of the firm's employees, which included instructions on how to tell the head and heart story.

Establish a go-to place for all things re-branding -- messaging, new templates, brand training.

The parent company also offers its extensive resources to the gym owner, which can include a recognizable, established brand, training opportunities, connections, and financial support during "rough times".

Redken is sold in more than 110,000 salons globally, and the brand trains more than 200,000 stylists a year.

One, recruited from a famous hotel chain in Asia known for excellent customer care, has helped a prominent Richemont brand train store staffers to play the role of hosts and treat customers as guests.

Mr. Krsulic said that the M.T.A. was always looking for ways to drive up ad revenue and had adopted ideas like "station domination," where one company buys all the space at a train or subway station, and "brand trains," where a subway car carries ads from a single company.

Thames Trains faced criticism over safety after the crash four years ago, with Lord Cullen's report into the accident branding training procedures at the company "slack and less than adequate".

"In fact, we will be recruiting additional conductors as we are replacing all of our trains with brand new trains from 2019 which will enable us to run more services". South Western Railway described the strike as "unnecessary and disruptive".

"In fact, we will be recruiting additional conductors, as we are replacing all of our trains with brand new trains from 2019, which will enable us to run more services". A South Western Railway spokesman said it had "repeatedly assured" the RMT it planned to keep guards on trains.