Sentence examples similar to consultancy development from inspiring English sources

ADAS is the UK's largest independent provider of environmental consultancy, rural development services and policy advice.

The bride, 33, is the chief executive and founder of New Sector Alliance, a nonprofit consultancy and development firm in Boston.

Alan Gross, an employee of a Bethesda-based consultancy called Development Alternatives, Inc., or DAI, was apprehended while distributing prohibited laptops, cellphones, and satellite data telecommunications gear to pro-democracy groups in Cuba.

The other three projects include Raspberry Pi matching £42,000 of DfE funding for Our Lady's Catholic High School's programme of events for computing teachers; a computer science training program run by the Titan Partnership; and a massive open online course (MOOC) from the Centre for Educational Consultancy and Development at Oxford Brookes University.

Archrival specializes in youth-oriented marketing services, including social, mobile and digital strategy consultancy, app development, social content creation, user experience design and interactive marketing.

1  Consultancy required "Development of an integrated advocacy and communication plan to help with the implementation of the Social Care Reform".

MJP received payment for consultancy, lectures, development of educational presentations and membership of advisory boards, and his institution received research grants and payment for consultancy, from various companies in the pharmaceutical industry, including those producing rotavirus vaccines; i.e. the GlaxoSmithKline group of companies and Sanofi-Pasteur MSD.

@FuturesGroupGbl James is a health systems expert, who has worked in a number of NGOs, the UN, as a private consultant and in development consultancies.

Product development consultancy Cambridge Consultants had this in mind when they developed their new automatic gear-shifting system for performance bicycles called The Connected Bike.

Saffron Fidgett is a career consultant and founder of Career Circus Ltd, a career development consultancy which helps young professionals develop their leadership skills, enterprising thinking and global ways of working.

That sticky privilege belongs to landlords, to property developers, to local councillors moving seamlessly into well-paid jobs in "development consultancy" – in the end, not to young white men with beards, but middle-aged white men in suits.