"client presentations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to presentations or meetings with a client, such as a business presentation, in which a company presents their services or products to a potential customer. For example: "The marketing team will be giving a client presentation tomorrow to demonstrate the new software."
But Mr. DelPriore, 56, still does a brisk business, usually for architects, who use his little buildings in client presentations.
I have been to client presentations where agencies have filled the room with people to laugh like hyenas when the presenter reads the punchline.
Media plans were invariably consigned to the dying seconds of client presentations - one agency famously allowing its media director no more than one minute of the 90 minutes allotted to new business pitches.
Their goal, once we get to our destination, is to maneuver sometimes as many as 45 bales of rugs out of the airport, into a truck and then on to our client presentations.
Students also get the chance to take part in an end-of-cycle Dragons' Den and networking event where teams present to a J.P. Morgan panel in a J.P. Morgan board room, receiving constructive feedback to inform their final client presentations.
Munich-American RiskPartners, the American subsidiary of Munich Re, was asked so frequently by Marsh for a "live body" to attend client presentations for the sake of appearing to provide competition that a manager sent a message to Marsh: "While you may need 'a live body', we need a 'live opportunity'".
THURSDAY 8 25 P.M. Leave work, lugging heavy computer for client presentation tomorrow.
Maybe you can even show the security screeners your client presentation.
He worked for an advertising agency, and it was having trouble coming up with ideas for a client presentation.
"People might be working until three or four in the morning, and another group would come in to give a client presentation at nine," Scofidio said.
Visually the finished models can look somewhat cartoonish and not necessarily to client presentation standard, but it does establish whether the scheme will work or not.
