Sentence examples for founded a public from inspiring English sources

In 1989, she founded a public relations and consulting firm.

He founded a public relations business, mainly on behalf of institutional clients, including teacher and student associations.

In 1998, he founded a public policy organization, the Republican Main Street Partnership, which promotes moderate policies.

Joseph Mayer founded a public library and a museum in Liverpool and believed, Yallop says, "that his memorial would be secure".

She has managed the Rock Creek private investment company for the past decade and founded a public policy center at Georgetown University focused on retirement issues.

The reforms reorganized government administration, ended the sale of offices, reordered state finances, founded a public bank, and, most important, in 1749 placed a new cadastral survey begun in 1718 but interrupted in 1733 under the direction of the Florentine jurist Pompeo Neri.

In 1961 he formed an oil and gas refining and compressor fabrication company, and in 1968 he co-founded a public oil and gas company which was later merged with Worldwide Energy , Inc

His daughter, Julia Hobsbawm, a proponent of "ethical PR", was a fund-raising consultant for the Labour party before the 1992 election, then co-founded a public relations company with Sarah Macaulay (now married to Gordon Brown) in 1993, though they ended the business partnership last year.

In 1957 Eduardo Hamuy founded an innovative public opinion research program at the University of Santiago.

Jones-Imaan also founded a K-12 public charter school, Ideal Academy, based on the same educational philosophy, in 1999.

The author: An activist, lawyer, and author, Nader has founded a number of public interest groups, including Public Citizen, the Center for Auto Safety, the Pension Rights Center, and the Center for Study of Responsive Law.