Sentence examples for elite partnership from inspiring English sources

These filings provide a much fuller picture of both Goldman's compensation and its elite partnership of 475 people who run the firm.

A day after naming 70 executives to its elite partnership, Goldman Sachs has promoted 266 to managing director, the next rung down from partner.

The expansion comes about two years after Deezer took its first baby step into partnerships with speaker companies: it originally announced a global expansion of the service, previously called Deezer Elite, in partnership with Sonos.

Steven G. Mandis, a Ph.D. candidate in sociology at Columbia University, takes a measured, academic approach to the question in a new book, "What Happened to Goldman Sachs," an examination of the bank's evolution from an elite private partnership to a vast public corporation — and the effects of that transformation on its culture.

Otherwise, freedom and power will necessarily become increasingly monopolized by the ownership elite in partnership with the elite who capture political control of government.

Together the pair cracked jokes and enjoyed the banter that comes with the longest elite athlete-coach partnership in British sport.

He concluded by telling the audience: "I do not want to wow you with facts, but deliver you to the doorstep of the people with the facts". Perhaps those taking part in the global commission would do well to reach out beyond their own elite to form partnerships with diverse experts like Fairey and take the concept of cross-sector collaboration to a whole new level.

This black and white elite now are in partnership but the old economic system remains in place.

At Goldman Sachs, women make up little more than 12 percent of the partnership, an elite group that includes the firm's most senior executives and biggest stars.

Such moves may soon put the ruling Saudi royals at odds with the country's religious elite, potentially shattering a partnership that has provided relative stability to the country for decades.

Initially envisaged as a partnership of elite universities, it will instead take a broader approach.