Sentence examples for creative division from inspiring English sources
Cornerstone hired four employees for its creative division.
Agencies typically consist of four departments: account management, a creative division, a research group, and a media planning department.
Twenty-eight employees will lose their jobs, as will 10 employees at the Hallmark creative division in Kansas City.
By the early '60s Mr. Singleton was presiding over Mercury's creative division, where he was known for holding recording sessions using black and white musicians at a time of often strained race relations in the South.
But with audience help (the ideal age range is 4 to 10) and creative division of labor, everyone happily learns that sometimes it's possible to have your picnic and your dog too.
"She is our rock star," said Teri Ann Drake, who runs the company's creative division, referring to the woman who is one of the few artists here to be known as a master artist, and who is allowed to sign her name on her work.
And as executive creative director at Wunderman UK he merged the digital, direct and advertising creative divisions into a successful integrated team that worked on huge global accounts like Ford, Microsoft and Nokia.
BurnSilver 2009 found that 31 households from a total sample of 184 (17 %) spatially diversified their livelihood activities in this way, with associated creative divisions of household labor between locations.
Mr. Wilmont joined Kirshenbaum Bond, now part of the Kirshenbaum Bond Creative Network division of MDC Partners, in 1998.
The decision came after a two-month review that had been narrowed to Butler, Shine and two other finalists: Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners in New York, part of the Kirshenbaum Bond Creative Network division of MDC Partners; and the New York office of Mother.
The finalists are David and Goliath; Cramer-Krasselt in Chicago; GSD&M in Austin, Tex., part of the Omnicom Group; and Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners in New York, part of the Kirshenbaum Bond Creative Network division of MDC Partners.
