Sentence examples for corporate paradigm from inspiring English sources

Bold Prediction: "…In my hopeful moments I like to think that we might see the beginnings of a new set of paradigms, including a new corporate paradigm in which the profit motive is seen to be compatible with public service and environmental sensitivity".

Beneath the sniping, so many real things lie in ruins: a corporate paradigm displaying no shred of responsibility, but eager for rescue by taxpayers; a military leadership's implicit promise to its recruits and their families; a public discourse commodified into channels that feed any given preacher's resentments to a self-selecting chorus.

He'll be happy if it brings attention to the medium, since it's free, and "offers an alternate space for people to express themselves on these mics outside of the corporate paradigm".

The reality is that the corporate ladder paradigm has outlived its useful, century-old life and no longer represents how today's careers are really built or how so much of today's work gets done.

For athletes who in years past had rarely crossed paths, let alone mingled with corporate figureheads, the paradigm shift has provided a considerable boost to morale.

Brad Turell, executive vice president of corporate communications at Paradigm Talent Agency, has listed his house in Sherman Oaks for sale at $3.295 million.

There is, Mr. Svensson said, a new paradigm for corporate governance: "If you have 12 gray-haired men average age 65 on a board, they tend to think about business prospects and strategy from the same perspective.

In economic research and practice, VBM has prevailed as the guiding paradigm of corporate management (Buhl et al. 2011).

In economic research and practice, value orientation has prevailed as the guiding paradigm of corporate management (Buhl et al. 2011).

Third, value orientation is an accepted paradigm of corporate and process decision-making (Buhl et al. 2011; vom Brocke and Sonnenberg 2015).

Davies refers to this new paradigm as "corporate societal investment with an enlightened self-interest".