Sentence examples for built a firm with from inspiring English sources
Whichever is true, Sant and Bakke built a firm with a market capitalization of $6 billion based on a single idea.
But after more than 60 acquisitions and much shedding of acquired employees, he has built a firm with sales of $4.7 billion and a market value of $19 billion.
Sorrell, who has built a firm relationship with the ex-Sony and CBS executive in global media business circles over the decades, said that the corporation would be "hard pressed" to find a better candidate.
When Michael and I decided to build a firm that partnered directly with individual investors, we made unorthodox moves to build a pioneering technology platform that could deliver results at scale.
For a country beleaguered by the violence of the drug war and a still-struggling economy, the fighting strategy needs to change, he said: "Seek to build a firm foundation between education and society, with jobs for the next generation so they are not tempted to go into drugs".
Democrats and Republicans frequently come together to build bipartisan lobbying firms that seek corporate clients; Clinton's onetime counsel Jack Quinn, who had as a client the international fugitive Marc Rich, for whom he helped arrange a Presidential pardon, built a successful firm with Ed Gillespie, the former Republican National Committee chairman.
"You need to build a VC firm with people who have also built businesses, because you can build a better rapport with founders if you have done it yourself," says Zennström.
It built a picture of a firm with "serious questions" to answer, he told the BBC.
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It first started working with Logica in 2002 when the firm built a data repository with web access to share details of confirmed frauds committed against CIFAS' members.
Acquiring Monsanto poses a reputational risk for Bayer, the 153-year-old Leverkusen-based firm that built a global presence with the invention of aspirin and trademarked the name 'heroin'.
