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In May 2011, R/GA, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, announced it would add two offerings for clients, in the areas of event marketing and data visualization.

From 2007 to 2010, Of Counsel to the firm of Wolf Haldenstein, prior to which was senior partner of his own firm Gersen, Blakeman & Ackert LLP, with a law career spanning 70 years of active involvement as counselor, lawyer and trusted advisor to his clients in the areas of commercial litigation, labor and employment law, banking and finance, corporate law and trusts and estates.

He litigates for clients in the areas of intellectual property, entertainment, commercial and contract litigation.

Products and Services TBC will sell its services to clients in the area of commercial construction and renovation.

31 The COPM is an outcome measure designed for use by occupational therapists to assess client outcomes in the areas of self-care, productivity and leisure.

Perceptions of community groups of service quality was found to be lowest in the areas of client waiting time; client-provider communication; information provision, availability of client complaint systems and respectfulness of staff.

Aprill is a public relations professional with more than twelve years of experience working with non-profit and corporate clients, as well as elected officials, in the areas of political and communication strategy, message development, media training, crisis communications, branding, and public affairs.

Ratings according to the Nordoff-Robbins scales showed clinically significant changes in the children, namely in the areas of client-therapist relationship and communication.

He frequented the restaurant with clients in the area and became a fan of Naruke's traditional style.

By implication, while the engagement of a very well established auditing firm is expected to effect a number of positive outcomes on a client (firm), especially in the area of disclosure, their presence do not really affect the environmental disclosure behaviour of firms.

She also rejoined the Albright firm, now known due to merger as the Albright Stonebridge Group, as a Senior Counselor whose responsibilities included providing strategic services to clients in assorted areas of environmental impact.