CEO Rajesh Yabaji — one of a trio of co-founders — explained that most of the jobs are dispatched on an "on-demand" basis a day or so before the collection, although he added that BlackBuck does cater to more managed delivery schedules for some of its clientele, which he said spans from smaller organizations to larger MNCs.
But while Mr. Soros and Mr. Robertson manage hedge funds, investment funds that cater to the wealthy, managed futures funds such as Mr. Henry's have investment minimums that can be as low as mutual funds'.
In many ways, its bigger challenge is to cater to those who do not benefit from boomtime, and to manage the inequalities that the city has always bred.
Many state fish and wildlife agencies cater to sport hunting enthusiasts by managing deer, elk, moose, and caribou for elevated population levels.
A mother and daughter both buying clothes from the same retailer could be rather odd, but J Crew is a revered American fashion brand that manages to cater to the tastes of different generations.
The move could signal a significant strengthening of the core for Sonos, who, to date, has released superb products, but only managed to cater to a mostly niche market.
The population doubles every 14 years with a natural increase rate of 1.3% per annum. 1 The Dubai health system manages to cater to the rapid increase in population, which is concurrent with increasing demands for health care, despite suffering from a structural deficit in health care infrastructure, human resources, and delivery.
"Most hotels for years tried to cater to a mass market," said Charles D. Dorn, managing director of the Dorn Group, a hospitality consulting firm.
Having spent 15 years managing airport lounges that cater to the minority of travelers for whom service is more important than price, Mr. Song says the trend is still evolving.
"Large parts of our population are not geared to cater to a modern economy," says Derick Boshard, managing partner, Heidrick & Struggles.
