"corporate progress" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the advancement, growth, or improvement of a business or company. Example: "The CEO's main focus this year is to drive corporate progress, with a goal of increasing profits by 10%."
His film, in its sympathy with those sidelined by corporate progress, is on the side of the victims and underdogs.
Educate them through one-on-one contacts, e-mail updates of corporate progress, and distribution of background material.
Perhaps the belief in corporate progress is a vain illusion, but we are glad that the Obama administration is clinging to it.
The study, of more than 1,000 top executives from 27 industries across 103 countries, comes hard on the heels of depressing results from two other recent surveys, one from the UNGC and the other from the global NGO CDP, which also provide concrete evidence of the lack of corporate progress.
By actively investing in director knowledge and relationships through one-on-one contacts, e-mail updates of corporate progress, and distribution of background material, for example the best CEOs turn board meetings into participatory discussions rather than show-and-tell sessions by management.
Disclosure of climate information is essential to keep track of corporate progress and spur ever greater action.
Part of the appeal of the localist-artisanal creed, for certain liberals and conservatives alike, is precisely that it's anti-cosmopolitan, anti-corporate, anti-progress — an alternative to the creative destruction of capitalism.
Despite significant progress, corporate sustainability has arrived at a crossroads.
But we've been closely tracking corporate America's progress in this chart.
It isn't merely that "Rachel Zoe" lumbers along, asking us to get excited about a corporate work in progress — it's also that the timing couldn't be nuttier.
After some initial progress, corporate debt restructuring is stagnating.
