Sentence examples for has advisory from inspiring English sources

The school has advisory councils that are made up of businesses that would be potential businesses to hire our graduates that support the program with their expertise, and those advisory councils have been surveyed and the majority of their comments is that drug testing is pretty well becoming the norm in their industries so there was that vector also that was moving toward drug testing.

Vanguard has advisory contracts with 24 outside management firms; for about a third of the funds, multiple firms split the stock-picking duties.

Brian is an angel investor in Twitter, OMGPOP, Square, Tweetdeck, Dailybooth, Bump, Blippy, Milo, Posterous, Chomp and has advisory positions with Ooyala, Spotzer, Stitcher, and Rupture.

Brian is an angel investor in Twitter, Square, OMGPOP (Acquired by Zynga), Tweetdeck (acquired by Twitter), DailyBooth (acquired by Airbnb), Milo (Acquired by eBay), Posterous (acquired by Twitter), Chomp (acquired by Apple), Milk (Acquired by Google), Bump (acquired by Yahoo), WiFast, Couple, Elepath, MessageMe, and has advisory positions with Ooyala, Stitcher, and Rupture (acquired by EA).

Brian is an angel investor in Twitter, Square, OMGPOP (acquired by Zynga), Tweetdeck (acquired by Twitter), DailyBooth (acquired by Airbnb), Milo (acquired by eBay), Posterous (acquired by Twitter), Chomp (acquired by Apple), Milk (acquired by Google), Bump (acquired by Yahoo), WiFast, Couple, Elepath, MessageMe, and has advisory positions with Ooyala, Stitcher, and Rupture (acquired by EA).

Commonred is currently running contests to get meetings with notables like David Bradford, the Chairman of publicly traded Fusion-io, who also has advisory and team roles with companies like Omniture, Novell, SCP Worldwide, as well as product designer, angel investor, TechCrunch contributor, and former CEO of Ustream, Chris Yeh.

Plenty of governmental or quasi-governmental bodies have advisory groups.

Several of the sons had advisory roles that were vaguely defined but gave them powers vastly greater than those of official government ministers.

The bill would revamp governance of public companies, empowering shareholders to have advisory votes on executive pay and to nominate directors through company-issued proxy ballots.

Many start-up businesses also have advisory boards of some kind.

However, more and more companies also have advisory boards for other facets of the business.