Instead, she placed her 18 dancers in corporate walk-ups at 304 West 18th Street, steps away from the Joyce Theater, where they performed for two weeks in May.
Corporate sovereigns walk on eggshells.
Snazzy software will let prospective buyers of the eight-passenger corporate jet walk around their chosen design before they buy.
She hopes to see a day when corporate employees "walk out when the motivational speakers start talking," she said.
CORPORATE PERP WALK -- Scott D. Sullivan, left, was arrested on Aug. 1 and charged with orchestrating a multibillion-dollar accounting fraud that helped bankrupt WorldCom.
SINCE midsummer, they have come every few weeks, with the predictability of a returning phase of the moon: A corporate "perp walk," in which the government's latest white-collar defendant is handcuffed and escorted to the courthouse, with photographers snapping shots as once highflying executives face the ultimate humiliation.
Corporate lobbyists walk away from these figures and say, "90percentt of all workers have some kind of leave".
By the time the public is frothing at the mouth about some fired corporate failure walking off with a fortune, it is usually too late to do anything about it.
"An elaborate courting scene is going on all over Washington with official delegations and corporate officers walking around advertising themselves at public events," said a lobbyist representing some of the companies.
The general consensus was well-expressed by Fred Schreyer, a veteran sports marketing exec who now runs the Pro Bowlers Association: "I would be shocked if any of the corporate sponsors walked away.
As the sordid details of the economic meltdown are revealed, it's clear that Gordon Gekko has nothing on the real corporate supervillains walking freely among us today.
