"corporate package" is a correct term in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a set of services, products, and/or benefits offered by a company to its employees or customers. For example, "Our company offers a generous corporate package to our employees, which includes medical insurance and paid vacation time."
Although the company says it does not negotiate rates, advertisers say it does precisely that with its large corporate package deals.
Then we ask them to set our corporate package.
A corporate package for $70,000 buys time for five drivers.
Along with catering, the corporate package comes with actors, some with MBA degrees.
Corporate packages, however, are likely to be down by between 15%and20%0%, with 32,000 sold to date against 40,000 last year.
It has increasingly moved up the ladder to offer higher value corporate packages of research, software and services.
He makes $20 million a year and has a lifetime endorsement contract worth approximately $100 million from Reebok, yet he appears to be contemptuous of the corporate packaging of athletes.
The deal with Bolton is exciting and we will get more than double our average gate and the corporate packages have sold very well.
"We can make small redesigns in the packaging that have a huge impact the consumer may not even notice," said John Delfausse, Estée Lauder's chief environmental officer for corporate packaging, a position created in 2007.
The zoo said it had yet to finalise any plans for panda-themed corporate packages, team-building exercises or office away-days beyond its existing range of entertainment and conference facilities.
However boring, this show was a dramatic encapsulation of how a once-invincible candidate ended up in a dead heat, crippled by poll-tested corporate packaging that markets her as a synthetic product leeched of most human qualities.
