Coming up with backers was easier than ever before; when Ms. Lion had to raise $10.5 million to capitalize the production, she did it in a day.
The Broadway business model, up until now, has traditionally relied on a small group of moneymen to put in sometimes upwards of $1 million in order to fully capitalize a production.
"This means that for the cost and time it takes to operate one system, our technology allows our customers to capitalize on the production of two extremely clean, high quality, and in-demand products," according to the team.
We borrow, de-industrialize, and ultimately fail to capitalize on future production opportunities.
On a panel titled "Manufacturing's Future, and the Impact on Jobs," Stephen Hoover, CEO of the research-and-development company PARC, and other participants felt that Detroit could capitalize on its production legacy to create more jobs.
He's been aggressively hyped over the past few months, and I was skeptical about his ability to capitalize upon his productions with DJ sets.
Purchase of this facility would allow Farmers Group to begin production and to capitalize on this higher margin product.
In 1960 he reached No. 30 on the Billboard chart with a novelty song called "The Madison Time," rushed into production to capitalize on a dance craze.
The other big news is that TV's latest rating juggernaut, Empire, will be back in the fall with an expanded 18-episode order that is being rushed into production to capitalize on the success it had this winter.
Extension and training tools need to be developed in order to improve cashmere production and capitalize on existing pastoral knowledge.
