Sentence examples for communication firm from inspiring English sources

There are mentors from cloud communication firm Twilo and social media monitoring specialists Brandwatch giving expert advice and access to their web services.

The representatives met at a conference organized by online government-focused social network GovLoop, and Herndon-based marketing communication firm ConnellyWorks.

Berardelli used his social network and the help of Climate Central, a nonprofit climate-change communication firm that conducts outreach to meteorologists, to publicize the tie-wearing initiative.

"The Wrong Way to Reduce Churn" describes a study of a wireless communication firm whose seemingly customer-friendly outreach effort--offering overspending consumers a better plan--backfired and cost it customers, and offers some theories as to why.

In 1992, the Jensen Group, a change-management communication firm in Morristown, New Jersey, researched 23 large U.S. companies, including American Express, AT&T, Chemical Bank, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, Mobil, Texaco, and Warner-Lambert.

Leadership, for that officer, is a function of interpersonal influence, clear communication, firm discipline, and strong support.

In a questionnaire survey, we asked a sample of engineers in a regional cluster of wireless communication firms in Northern Denmark a series of questions on informal networks.

Graduates may take jobs in marketing and communication firms; nonprofit organizations; foundations; government agencies; research institutions; hospitals; healthcare companies, and more.

Students can gain valuable skills via opportunities at research labs, governmental organizations, non-profits, media and communication firms, or wherever their career interests take them.

It's ironic because in almost all communication firms the mantra is that behaviour is a product of attitude and intention, so to change volitional behaviour, you have to re-programme attitudes.

Their lordships may not like the idea that when the bill goes into committee they should be thinking philosophically, but looming in the background to this bill is the world of global capital and the curious fact that competition, heavily backed by European competition law, is actually a tussle between a few global communication firms who have their eyes on the postal systems of all countries.