Sentence examples for firm attract from inspiring English sources
These changes, useful for men as well, landed Deloitte in Fortune magazine's Top 10 list of best companies to work for in America -- helping the firm attract still more talent.
The e-mail messages and other documents produced under subpoena to Mr. Spitzer's investigators confirm Mr. Vineberg's assessment that Merrill analysts were marketers first, enlisted to help the firm attract investment banking fees.
The price tag for Baker's Mexico trip "may seem daunting," CEO Milton says, "however, when breaking down the cost per person it quickly becomes apparent that the benefits outweigh the comparison of a cash value bonus". A healthy company culture can provide both measurable and intangible benefits – inspiring employees to do great work and helping a firm attract and retain top talent.
Tamburro felt Pershing needed to figure out ways to bridge generations at the firm, attract and retain talent, and promote innovation at the firm.
The attorneys of color feel valued, and the firm attracts competent, diverse staff.
While Mr. Tom's firm attracts a more affluent clientele, other companies report a broad customer base.
Mr. Rattner headed much of Quadrangle's effort to raise money from pension funds in 2005, when the firm attracted money from the New York fund and others.
Earlier this year, an attempt by Sinochem, a state-owned chemicals firm, to enter into a joint venture to make antibiotics with DSM, a Dutch firm, attracted the attention of the European Commission's antitrust authorities.
For most of those years, the firm attracted customers with one of the first and most memorable television advertising campaigns for a brokerage firm, using the slogan "When E. F. Hutton talks, people listen".
Therefore, for any given (Sigma ), it suffices to describe which firm offers which contract and the number of individuals of each type that each firm attracts.
The family considered selling the company in 2012, but decided against it on the grounds that the $3 billion offers that the firm attracted were too low.
