'client teams' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of people who represent a certain client. For example, "The client teams met at the office to discuss their strategies."
Recent reforms require auditors to rotate client teams every seven years, with a two-year interval before they return.
As Burnett Public Relations is absorbed by Manning, Selvage, the management and client teams will remain intact, Bcom3 said, adding that some teams will gain additional employees.
According to a new study, Alexis's experience may not be an outlier: female lawyers, the study found, are promoted less often, are less likely to be selected to work on certain client teams, and are more likely to leave their law firms when their male superiors are politically conservative and donate to Republicans.
It restructured itself by setting up client teams to focus on its individual customers and to develop business through its existing relationships.
Since he took up his office at HSBC's new Canary Wharf headquarters in London, Studzinski has reorganized client teams along sector lines, bringing in old colleagues from Morgan Stanley with a few new hires from Goldman Sachs and Citibank.
Since he took up his office at HSBC's new Canary Wharf headquarters in London, Studzinski has reorganized client teams along sector lines, bringing in colleagues from Morgan Stanley along with a few new hires from Goldman Sachs and Citibank.
Overall the EGA client team felt very excited putting this idea into action.
'We think it's madness not to have a pupil client team,' says John Sorrell.
Effective immediately, Tamara Ingram, the chief client team officer at WPP, has been named CEO of J Walter Thompson.
All the EGA client team were very pleased and happy about the idea and gave it the thumbs up.
"Not having the previous client team does not take our focus away from servicing clients," she said, revealing that the chairman, Lord Rothermere, had met clients in recent weeks.
