Sentence examples for established organisations from inspiring English sources

This paper present the tools developed and the results from the pilot study as a base for discussion on auditing as a tool that supports learning and development of an organisational culture for increased innovativeness in established organisations.

They like stable, well established organisations, giving clear roles with a set routine and career paths.

But I much prefer getting things off the ground than scaling them up, and I prefer startups to established organisations.

Established organisations should seek ways to work with or internalise these new approaches, encouraging an atmosphere of healthy competition.

But, even in established organisations, I'm afraid to say, it's the money bit that people get hung up on.

As well as supporting relatively early stage social enterprises to scale-up, selling equity can also be a good way to finance larger more established organisations.

Among Labour MPs there is a growing wave of concern about the activities of Momentum, a recently established organisation of Corbyn supporters.

The AOP is now an established organisation representing most of the big digital publishing companies in the UK, and it will continue to benefit from growth in the industry and will contribute to that growth.

Three gunmen killed 17 people in three days of violence that began when brothers Saïd and Chérif Kouachi opened fire at the offices of Charlie Hebdo in Paris.Investigators are still working to establish whether the Kouachis and third gunman Amedy Coulibaly – all of whom were killed by police – had had recent contact with an established organisation.

One definition says that intrapreneurship is "the introduction and implementation of a significant innovation for the firm by one or more employees working within an established organisation".The selling of the Post-It note (see article) by Spence Silver, an employee of 3M, is one of the classic and most quoted examples of intrapreneurship.

Police officers were chosen for the study because they are well educated in the sense that the majority have attained four years of secondary education, come from an established organisation and are easy to access.