Sentence examples for corporate excellence from inspiring English sources
Last Thursday, the Economic Times published an anguish-ridden interview of the jury that had deliberated over this year's winners of the newspaper's corporate excellence awards.
That's because the virtues that writers tend to admire — those involving self-expression and self-exploration — are not the ones that lead to corporate excellence.
As Mr Kravis put it in his recent speech, "Everything we have accomplished in driving corporate excellence makes it harder for us to achieve the returns that our investors expect from us".A crucial factor will be whether private-equity firms can genuinely improve the companies they buy.
Clarity, focus, and connection are the hallmarks of corporate excellence in the 21st century.
Rather than defend pensions, protect featherbedded positions and advocate for easy unionization, unions should be a force for competitiveness, highly trained workers and corporate excellence.
According to Hinson & Kodua (2012: 336),"the Ghana club 100 awards, award corporate excellence in Ghana's business environment and is perceived to be one of the most objective indicators of business performance in Ghana".
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GNM's Katine campaign has won the prestigious Coffey International Award, part of the Business in the Community awards for excellence in corporate responsibility.
In response to his generosity, Sloan-Kettering gave Koch its Excellence in Corporate Leadership Award.
One Canadian newspaper once called them "the anti-Cirque du Soleil" - the opposite of that corporate extravaganza of soulless excellence.
