Sentence examples for equity organizations from inspiring English sources
This third phase has led to large private equity organizations governing their assets in a unique way.
In addition, these theaters are not Actor's Equity organizations, paying union rates to professional actors, though they occasionally employ Equity actors under special contracts.
Professor Dev has worked with corporate, government, education, advisory, legal, and private equity organizations in over 40 countries as a consultant, expert witness, keynote speaker, and workshop leader.
The question has provoked commentary from national education equity organizations and advocates who say that school districts should inform parents about federal investigations.
Austin's racial employment gap analysis provided the opening that local equity organizations needed to make sure the issue obtained lots of media coverage.
National gender equity organizations, legal and education experts, informed elected officials, and education journalists have identified an epidemic of sexual harassment and violence that extends to K-12 schools.
That's a big lift for a non-Equity organization without a fundraiser or managing director, with only two full-time staffers and with an annual budget of only a half-million dollars a year.
He is chair and CEO of three companies: China Hydroelectric Corporation, investment bank Kuhns Brothers, and the private-equity organization China Hand Fund.
Equity, efficiency and transparency efforts continue Mr. Lake highlighted UNICEF's continued focus on developing and mainstreaming the Monitoring Results for Equity System (MoRES) throughout the organization, a process to help improve interventions that will lead to better and more equitable results for the most disadvantaged communities.
It not only results in lack of equity in organizations, but in poor talent management practices.
"For a small amount of equity, such organizations are leveraging a lot of resources, not only in India, but in Pakistan and all over the world," he noted.
