Sentence examples for consulting organization from inspiring English sources

STACEY L. GORDON Chicago, May 6, 2012 The writer is the founder and owner of ElderOptions, a geriatric care management and consulting organization.

Professor Maddison held various senior posts at what is now the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, an international research and consulting organization based in Paris.

It was also interesting to see, some time after the Tobacco Institute obtained the services of Reeves' consulting organization, one result of this collaboration.

"Customers sometimes do not know what they want," said John Seely Brown, the co-chairman of the Deloitte Center for Edge Innovation, a research and consulting organization based in Silicon Valley.

About all we know for certain from the KPMG survey and one released in June by the Ethics Resource Center, a nonprofit educational and consulting organization in Washington, is that ethics programs, effective or otherwise, are nearly everywhere.

"Increased life expectancy, falling pension funds, rising childcare costs and a stagnant housing market are likely to lead to an increase in demand for this style of living," said John Ashcroft, research director with the Relationships Foundation, a research and consulting organization based in Cambridge.

The stock options are crucial in attracting and retaining employees, he said, adding, "These consulting organizations, that's what they are: talent".

She has worked with firms including IBM, SAP and Oracle and also formed alliances with system integrators and consulting organizations that work in the public sector.

At NewzSocial, we have been working with a group of pilot customers ranging from large publishers in three continents, to government agencies, to business process consulting organizations, to build out a system that will meet the subtle complexities of empowering hundreds to thousands of advocates to participate consistently in such programs.

Before signing on, she led communication and creative efforts in Stanford's Persuasive Technology Lab, where she consulted organizations on how to design for behavior change.

It's best to consult organizations that give autistic people a clear voice.