In the first instance, the demographic profile of GDM, with increased risk factors for multi-ethnic, low socio-economic and poorly educated women, highlights the need for culturally acceptable educational resources pitched at a low level of literacy.
Traditionalists concerned with a candidate's character opposed modernizers seeking an "educational campaign" pitched on principle.
The company, now backed by private equity firm Bamboo Capital Partners and the International Finance Corp., the investment arm of the World Bank Group, pitches financial educational tools to consumers in Brazil, Chile, and Colombia.
The Vanguard Group, Fidelity Investments and other money-management companies offer educational programs with no sales pitches, too, though they can seek additional business from the company itself.
But these ads aren't educational tools, they're sales pitches -- and as hard as we doctors try, it's tough to compete with the likes of Patti LaBelle and Dorothy Hamill.
The prison also features a library, visiting room with a play area for children, soccer pitches, gyms, and educational and vocational facilities.
We will keep to the same, successful, format of fast pitches which are as educational as possible and have very little "sales" content.
So educational, it appears, that even our subscription pitches embed important psychological truths.
The involvement of the 'Peep Show' producer Robert Popper, who created (with Peter Serafinowicz) 'Look Around You', a pitch-perfect pastiche of early 1980s educational TV, bodes well.
