"There was very little for these bands to do during the day," said Jon Cohen, one of the two veteran music marketers behind The Fader and its related marketing company, Cornerstone.
Colette Wade, vice-president for marketing and business development at the software company Cornerstone OnDemand, loves the fact that technology makes such a difference to businesses and people.
Game maker Activision Blizzard Inc. reports fourth-quarter earnings Thursday, and workplace software company Cornerstone OnDemand does the same Wednesday.
He has long been one of the top beneficiaries of campaign donations from big energy companies, cornerstones of the Texas economy.
John focuses on advising and growing technology and technology-enabled companies across emerging industries, he has served on the boards of more than 35 companies and has led investments in more than 80 companies, including Cornerstone OnDemand (CSOD), Indiegogo, Ionic Security, Unikey, Socure, Skycatch, Plated, 500px, Distil Networks, and Bottlenose.
The company's cornerstones — Madden football, FIFA soccer and Tiger Woods golf games — continue to sell millions of copies each year, but both Electronic Arts and its sports operation have grown sluggishly, if at all, in recent years.
Indeed, when Kazuo Hirai took over as president and CEO of Sony in 2012, he didn't even list PCs as one of the company's cornerstones.
It's understandable why the architects made the connection between the university and airplane parts: the Boeing Company was the cornerstone of Seattle's pre-Microsoft economy.
SoftBank and its chief executive, Masayoshi Son, desire Sprint, the cellphone service company, as the cornerstone of a plan to challenge AT&T and Verizon Wireless in the United States.
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Jerry was also Chairman of Associated Madison Companies, lnc., the cornerstone of Primerica's financial services business, He joined Primerica Corporation, then American Can Company, as Executive Vice President of financial services and as a member of the company's Board of Directors in 1982, when the company acquired Associated Madison in its first move into the financial services industry.
