Sentence examples for creative consulting from inspiring English sources

Today she describes her business, Kibo, as the Ikea of creative consulting, selling tools to help businesses stimulate creativity in the workplace.

The couple has since expanded the brand to offer interior design and creative consulting.

A Times Union report in 2006 said Mr. Sweeney's campaign paid Creative Consulting, a business owned by Gayle Sweeney, a total of $42,570 in 2003 and 2004.

The Gillette Company has shifted the creative advertising duties for its Duracell battery brand in North America to the Acme Idea Company in Norwalk, Conn., a strategic and creative consulting agency.

Ms. Sidlo, who lives in Brooklyn and runs a creative consulting company called threeNYC, now wears three on her left wrist — a palm tree, the number 3 and a monkey — along with a Rolex watch and several other bracelets, including one with a Tiffany silver heart charm, an evil eye, and one with purple beads.

They are DuPont, for a new unit, DuPont Personal Protection, and the Tyvek line of construction, medical and packaging products; the McGraw-Hill Companies, for the Sweets construction information and services division, and the Sara Lee Corporation, for strategic and creative consulting on all its apparel, bakery and meat brands.

Speaking to Flicks and the City, the younger Lucas pointed out that George remains a creative consult in the wake of Disney's $4.05bn purchase of all rights to the long-running space saga in October.

(She continues to receive creative and consulting credits on "2 Broke Girls").

One of those pets, True, is the namesake for their new "think tank," for which Weber and Bush serve as creative directors, consulting on "brand development, interior design and collection management".

His decades-long career on Madison Avenue includes crafting unforgettable campaigns for familiar household products, writing six works of non-fiction, and leading his own creative and consulting business, Sid Lerner Associates.

For example, after describing a study that found that highly creative employees consulted more colleagues on their projects than did less creative employees (a correlation between creativity and social interaction), Lehrer concludes, "office conversations are so powerful that simply increasing their quantity can dramatically increase creative production".