Sentence examples for finding partnerships from inspiring English sources

Shank said that he recently tasked a team led by HotelTonight marketing manager Kyle Tibbitts with finding partnerships that help the app reach a new audience.

It would seem, then, that the odds are stacked against a global effort to end cancer, but that hasn't stopped good people from trying, and, more importantly, from finding partnerships to get the work done.

Shao says Snaptee is now focused on finding partnership opportunities with other companies and brands and plans to target Australia, the UK, South Korea and Southeast Asia as their next core markets.

She has worked with a number of UK companies including Goldsmiths University of London and ITN Source on developing their market entry strategy for India and with finding strategic partnerships.

The case study assesses Ms. Rhodes's options, including packing up for another location, investing more time in bulk sales to restaurants or finding new partnerships with charities to promote the brand.

Public Turkish pronouncements about finding new partnerships with China or Russia or America's pivot to Asia ring hollow given the realities for the foreseeable future.

The finding on partnerships of unknown HIV status is higher than recent research with Peruvian transwomen and MSM showing that one quarter of partners were people of unknown serostatus [ 33].

One of the most challenging things for small business owners is finding a partnership that's worth their while.

Knowing in particular why your company is interested in a joint venture will allow you to focus your efforts on finding a partnership that will help you grow your business.

Reconciling emerged as the salient experience described by informants and was manifested as struggling, participating in partnerships, finding purpose and meaning in the illness experiences, and surrendering.

"Because there is such a big issue at stake and it is so important to so many different organisations what we are finding is that partnerships are formed more easily and more positively.