Sentence examples for established businessmen from inspiring English sources

The Pool, a vibrant entrepreneurs' club that runs in both cities, introduces startups' founders to established businessmen, in a bid to make up for the shortage of venture capital in Mexico.

What's unique about this situation is usually its established businessmen or celebrities that garner this much attention when they make a racial slur, and they have PR teams ready to deflect blame and salvage their careers.

So too has his encouragement of a set of newly wealthy entrepreneurs who have taken on more established businessmen.

The brilliance of the colleganza was that it opened the economy to new entrants, allowing risk-taking entrepreneurs to share in the financial upside with the established businessmen who financed their merchant voyages.

"A precedent has been established," the businessmen wrote in their letter today.

"There are people saying that the Syrians have come and want to buy up everything," says Ibrahim, a hairdresser and member of the Nahawand shisha smoking club, a meeting place for the city's established Arab businessmen.

Now Coral Capital's top two bosses, both British citizens, are under arrest, caught up in an investigation that has in equal measure bemused and alarmed foreigners doing business in Cuba.Since last summer dozens of senior Cuban managers, in industries from nickel to cigars, have been arrested, along with some established foreign businessmen.

Wall Street has never been a place for the faint of heart, but, in the antebellum era, with remarkably few rules of any sort yet established, New York businessmen played hardball and, at least initially sensing an easy mark, they lined up to play with Hamilton.

Hall and a group of businessmen established the Pittsburgh Reduction Company in 1888 in Pittsburgh.

In August of last year, a group of Brotherhood businessmen established Egypt 25, a new television channel.

Some small money transfer companies, such as Dahabshiil, were established by Somali businessmen in the 1970s when Somali migrants started departing for the Gulf states to find work, and these today still since serve as intermediaries between international banks and the Somalis needing money from abroad.