Sentence examples for founding corporate from inspiring English sources
"It is a complex design, but we think that is a strength of the project," said Johan Melchior of Novozyme, a founding corporate partner of CleanStar.
The Tate Gallery has no fewer than 34 full-time fund-raisers at work, and the new Tate Modern has been busy seeking 24 "founding corporate partners".
Each of the five founding corporate members has strong AI research teams, some of which have become household names, such as IBM's Watson and Amazon's Alexa.
As a founding corporate partner of the event that awards the 'diversity champion of the year' category, our associates and customers were able to see our commitment in action.
In fact, the oil giant is one of its founding corporate members.
Coty is the founding corporate sponsor of DKMS, which was created by Coty chairman Peter Harf.
Parker, who founded corporate and financial PR giant Brunswick, and his wife, Jane, bought the six-bathroom property in 2014 for £16.5m.
With a marginal cost of debt of only 2.4% after tax, firms rated investment grade have a powerful incentive to fund acquisitions with debt, says Jon Jonsson, a credit analyst at Merrill Lynch.Growing painsThis new-found corporate optimism is strikingly at odds with Europe's sluggish economies.
There is also the question of the companies' different cultures, one grounded in America's entrepreneurial and research traditions, the other in a new-found corporate vibrancy that has pushed several French concerns to the forefront of the media and communications industries.
At Ernst & Young he founded the corporate finance department and restructuring practice, which he led until 1989.
He took the latter's advice and last spring founded a corporate advising firm, Matrix Advisors, where he has a staff of three: his two assistants from Lehman and a junior associate.
