The first year in the sales forecast is based on half the current clientele of the private gym for which I currently work.
Gallant favored Le Select for the clientele with which she'd become familiar over the years -- not the least of whom were a coterie of women who'd been in concentration camps during World War II and had colorful, though not necessarily dire, stories to tell of their captivity.
"It's very difficult for our clientele, which is mostly students or corporate people from Japan, because their English is limited.
And Madoff was running money largely for an élite clientele, which gained access to his services primarily through inside connections, limiting the market-wide impact of his malfeasance.
The NYC-based business was started by Mike LaGrotta and Sarah Belaidi, who build custom itineraries, book flights, and arrange accommodations for their raver clientele (which also includes DJs and members of the music industry), even offering services like private chefs and DJ equipment rentals.
They serve such an enormous market that they have to have a product for an incredibly diverse clientele, which nonetheless divides essentially into three user classes: home, business, and big business.
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 they're getting out of reach again for a lot of our typical clientele, which is middle-income people".
Often times they feel it's bad for business (aka the Groupon effect), overloading the retailer with a non-regular clientele, which can make the company look a bit desperate with tacky deals.
For those seeking a more LGBT-specific clientele, Pro Bar -- which opened last year to great fanfare -- at the nearby Resorts Casino is reportedly the city's first nightspot to cater exclusively to that audience.
