Sentence examples for founder and editorial from inspiring English sources
If you are David Wallis, the founder and editorial director of Featurewell.com, a syndication service for independent writers, you call them, "Killed: True Stories You Were Never Meant to Read".
According to a spokeswoman for the magazine, O was the name that people in focus groups liked best -- not Oprah, the first name of the magazine's famous founder and editorial director; not O2, like the chemical symbol for oxygen.
That luxury jewelers such as Sorellina have moved beyond aesthetic interpretations of the marijuana leaf to making functional jewels intended to help their clients enjoy its benefits does not surprise Marion Fasel, founder and editorial director of The Adventurine, a website dedicated to all things jewelry.
Paddy Johnson, the blog's founder and editorial director, came up with the idea after last year's federal government shutdown.
Leisure Interests: O, The Oprah Magazine, Oprah Winfrey, Founder and Editorial Director, Lucy Kaylin, Editor in Chief ("Hair Extravaganza!").
Grace Aneiza Ali is the Founder and Editorial Director of of note magazine, which spotlights global artists using their work for social change.
"I wouldn't say we were attracted in the scandal," Mark Bryant, Byliner's co-founder and editorial director, said.
Alan Zeichick, co-founder and editorial director of SD Times, a U.S. software development magazine, said Telerik had established itself as a leading maker of Microsoft-based tools.
A writer, strategist, blogger and consultant, he is the co-founder and editorial director of Ourmedia.org, president of the Social Media Group and a partner in Outhink Media, a company that enables social media and distributed video production.
Amy S. Choi is co-founder and editorial director of The Mash-Up Americans, a multimedia publisher, creative studio and consulting agency that explores race, culture and identity in America and what makes us who we are.
Heather Wood is co-founder and Editorial Director of SirensMag.com.
