The phrase "corporate profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a summary or overview of a company's key information, such as its mission, values, and services.
Example: "The corporate profile provides potential clients with insight into our company's history and objectives."
Alternatives: "company overview" or "business profile."
The effort to increase its corporate profile comes as FreshDirect faces uncertain times.
A recent issue of MedMark's "Implant Practice — US" included continuing education articles and a corporate profile of Imaging Sciences, titled "A company of innovation, quality and service".
He was recruited to the board of Sainsbury's as a non-executive director in the same year, bolstering his corporate profile.
In addition to Interbrew's low corporate profile, analysts say too few of the shares are publicly traded -- 70percentt of the company remains in the hands of a holding company owned by a cluster of Belgium's richest families.
On James Murdoch's re-invention of his corporate profile after leaving the UK in the wake of the phone hacking scandal, he said: "I think he handled himself, and obviously what was a difficult situation, in an exemplary way and all credit to him and the family as well".
Corporate Profile and Executive Summary.
"A rolling Cold Stone gathers no moss, cold or otherwise," Hoover's Inc., a Texas-based company that provides corporate profiles, noted in a report on the chain.
Some businesses even are hiring freelancers to set up and manage their corporate profiles on social networking sites like Facebook or Twitter.
Starting next week a series of corporate profiles will chart the changes, good and bad, at some of Britain's leading companies.
In 1994, when Mr. Lazarus retired, the company's stock value at the end of that year was $36.50, according to Hoover's Inc., a Texas-based company that provides corporate profiles.
"I don't have the resources or capability to go out and meet management," he said, adding that he did most of his research on DowJones.com and Hoovers.com, which he uses for corporate profiles and S.E.C. filings.
