Pharmaceutical representatives are all over us, handing out pens with embossed drug names, hosting lavish restaurant "dinner conferences" just to make sure we understand our options.
The photographs depict Hammond, colleagues, family, and friends at events, dinners, conferences, meetings, and on trips.
Network within the executive's industry by joining industry specific affiliations, going to dinners, conferences.
He attended a dinner for conference participants after a 5 p.m. address by Ban Ki-moon, the secretary-general of the United Nations, a Columbia spokesman said.
We have also planned a dinner for conference presenters and CSI affiliates in the Terrace Lounge of the Statler Hotel from 7-9pm.
When you're attending a semi-professional, semi-social networking situation — such as a group dinner or conference cocktail reception — your goal is to "allow enough space for others to shine," says Clark.
The night before, at a private dinner for conference attendees, Spencer had joked that they should "party like it's 1933," referencing the year Adolf Hitler was appointed Germany's chancellor.
Around dinner tables, conference tables and treadmills, the jokes fly and the talk is less high-minded than it is in the news, where it isn't all that high-minded to begin with.
In 2008, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation spent more on the caterer for its signature legislative dinner and conference — nearly $700,000 for an event one organizer called "Hollywood on the Potomac" — than it gave out in scholarships, federal tax records show.
The dates of the dinner and conference overlapped intentionally to allow community partners to attend — to be part of the event that recognized a decade of DukeEngage working alongside their communities.
