Sentence examples for global client base from inspiring English sources

"But it is always good to have a global client base.

For its part, Publicis says the deal will enable it to meet the growing demand among its global client base for strategic sustainability services.

The sheer volume of data that SurveyMonkey takes responsibility for should make data protection a pressing concern, and while it's global client base could make SurveyMonkey a high-priority for sponsors and advertising.

About Perella Weinberg Partners Perella Weinberg Partners is a leading independent, client-focused financial services firm providing advisory and asset management services to a broad, global client base, including corporations, institutions and governments.

Many of the country's largest law firms, a group that includes DLA Piper (4,200 lawyers) and K&L Gates (1,800 lawyers), are trying to meet the demands of their increasingly global client base with rapid growth through mergers and international expansion.

That's still only a fraction of a potential global client base of as many as 3 billion people.

With the completion of this acquisition, GTT will broaden its global customer base of over 1,200 worldwide clients and expand its portfolio of data services, including ethernet, peering, cloud networking and other solutions.

The 58-page document trumpets Dewey's "global footprint," "exceptionally diverse client base," and "strong financial condition and conservative debt profile".

"Bringing CMC to the public markets will enable us to continue to grow our global brand, build our client base, attract and retain employees and enhance our ability to enable retail traders around the world to trade," Cruddas said.

For most global software companies with a client base that covers a large number of regulated businesses, regulatory compliance represents a significant challenge.

Bank deposits in Jersey have grown from £7.9 billion in 1980 to nearly £100 billion in 1997 although they are small in comparison with non-resident deposits of £1,000 billion held in the United Kingdom itself.The islands' client base is now global, particularly in the provision of private banking for wealthy clients.