All references to Regional Director will, for corporate credit unions, mean the Director of Office of National Examinations and Supervision.
As time went on, and postwar Vietnam became a tourist destination, he wove in corporate logos and references to Southeast Asian pop culture.
Asked by moderator and newly-appointed worldwide chief creative officer at BBH, Pelle Sjoenell, about the power of brainstorms in coming up with pure and original creative ideas, Hegarty replied that they're a "colossal waste" of corporate time and (referencing the great Italian artist and inventor): "Nobody has ever said: this great idea came out of a brainstorm".
When content marketing first became an industry buzzword, it generally referenced corporate blogs extolling the virtues of a company and its products.
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I'm asking you to do two things: número uno, sharpen your eyes and ears to the noun the corporate media uses to reference you; and número dos, every time you are referred to as a consumer (which is virtually every time), say resolutely to yourself, "Citizen".
(Bush advisers said they were considering a reference to corporate irresponsibility).
Peter F. Vallone, the City Council speaker and a Democratic mayoral candidate, responded by saying that he would introduce legislation to simply make the four-to-one formula part of city election law, with no reference to corporate contributions.
The budget called for some $278 million for the N.S.A.'s "corporate partner access," a reference to payments to Internet and fiber cable companies to provide it with access to their customers' communications, and more than $48 million to study "coping with information overload," a longstanding problem for the agency.
Additionally, company dialogue about diversity included reference to corporate actions discouraging discrimination against consumers, such as Gap's claim to treat customers with integrity and respect, regardless of physical appearance or other differences.
