Sentence examples for client practice from inspiring English sources

He suggested that, in addition to my client practice and internal leadership roles at Egon Zehnder, I could find even more meaning (and have a larger reach) by using my knowledge of and passion for talent-spotting and development to also become a writer, teacher, and public speaker.

When I came on as COO in 2012 and was tasked with implementing a succession plan, our founder was not only the owner but also President, Chief Compliance Officer and managing the largest client practice.

"The longer the estate-tax lapse lasts, the more clients are going to begin putting real thought into how much they want to give to charity and how much they want to give to their family," warns Henry Christensen, head of the private client practice for McDermott, Will & Emery in New York City.

During the pilot test of the courses, trainees learned essential job-related content and participated in simulated and actual client practice as often as needed to develop their counseling and clinical skills.

Law firm Harper Macleod has announced it is merging with solicitors Bird Semple to create one of Scotland's largest private client practices.

Joseph E. Bachelder is special counsel in the Tax, Employee Benefits & Private Clients practice group at McCarter & English, LLP.

Joseph Bachelder is special counsel in the Tax, Employee Benefits & Private Clients practice group at McCarter & English, LLP.

Clients practice requisite oral-motor positions and trajectories in words and phrases, gaining experience and familiarity with target sound production.

Under the system Berardino proposes, accountants would have more leverage to affect their clients' practices since clients would live in fear of a Gentleman's C passing but unimpressive.

Through role-play exercises, male clients practiced effective communication skills so that they felt comfortable turning down any offer for unprotected sex from FSWs.

The IPO shares amounted to "large cash gifts" to clients or prospective clients, a practice barred by the NASD.