Clients: Representative Robert Livingston (R-La).; John Bookout, former chief executive, Shell Oil Co. Kevin Daley Communispond New York City Teaches gestures and postures projecting confidence: Don't prowl the room like a tiger.
Agents act as their clients' representative in dealings with team owners, coaches, and executives.
It is essentially made up of its clients, representatives from the local public radio stations that provide the bulk of the financing for the national network.
For instance, the majority of my clients' representatives (in corporate America) won't say what they really want in a meeting.
"It is a close-knit company," said Carmen George, a Marsh client representative.
She is an associate client representative at Morgan Stanley, the Manhattan investment bank.
The bride, 32, is a sales and client representative in New York for the furniture brands Ducduc and New Traditionalists.
By the time Rana Hajjar began working there on April 13 as a client representative, she found the company utterly chaotic.
"I expect a few people to be confused about what the first round actually means," said Ray Lin, a client representative for a music and video distributor based in Manhattan, who is operating his office's pool.
Kwang Uk Suh, 30, a client representative for I.B.M. from Seoul, had just received a refund for six tickets to "The Phantom of the Opera" but still wasn't happy.
Kidd's ad agency characters and associates are broadly drawn — with delightful Dickensian names, like the portly client representative Dick Stankey, who "sweats like a roasting ham hock" — but they undercut the novel's realism.
