Sentence examples for creative turnaround from inspiring English sources

Disney sought to focus attention on coming films like "Alice in Wonderland" and "Toy Story 3," which it hopes will contribute to a creative turnaround.

"Jack Byrne has distinguished himself as one of the insurance industry's pre-eminent general managers, most creative turnaround experts and most productive capital managers," the Insurance Hall of Fame said when it inducted him in 2009.

JOHN J. DOONER JR., the McCann-Erickson whold Group executive whelpedped triple the size of the agency company and initiated a creative turnaround at its flagship agency, was officially named yesterday to succeed Philip H. Geier Jr. as chief executive of McCann-Erickson's parent, the Interpublic Group of Companies.

"You have to come up with creative solutions".Seeking out turnaround situations is not for everyone, with those already in the business breaking down the requirements into three areas: strong people skills, accurate intuition and a willingness to work extremely long hours (ruthlessness could be added).

He has helped guide Celine's turnaround under the creative direction of Phoebe Philo.

The private sector is the creative sector and no economic turnaround will last unless it's creating new value, in the form of new services, new products, and new ideas from existing companies about how to keep customers happy -- and get them to spend.

While "Facebook ads definitely don't replace direct mail", the company's increasing capabilities to match Facebook profiles against voter databases "allow better targeting and faster turnaround time", said Marianne Copenhaver, creative director for Kentucky senator Rand Paul's presidential campaign.

After an advertiser is approved, the turnaround time to get their creative onto users' phones is about two weeks.

"At Universal Island, he has led a complete turnaround of the label in both creative and financial terms, and built it into the most successful domestic repertoire label in the UK," Hands said.

Bailey, 42, is chief creative officer of Burberry and played a major role in the turnaround of the brand, but the shares fell sharply when Ahrendts' shock departure was announced last month.

This means new education leadership jobs: running charter schools, directing turnarounds of troubled schools and founding nonprofits with creative answers to education challenges.