Sentence examples for head of delivery from inspiring English sources

Jason Jones-Haleadsads on apprenticeship development as head of delivery and development at Creative Skillset, the skills body for the creative industries.

According to M&S's head of delivery, Adam Elman, such co-operation fostered a spirit of experimentation and innovation within the company.

There are the comedy job titles of the team she employs (at a cost of £1.5m a year): head of standards and regulation; head of delivery; head of governance and partnerships.

Such a difference, in fact, that Adam Elman, head of delivery for Plan A and sustainable business calls it "the most successful motivational and change management programme ever delivered within M&S, enabling people from different parts of the business and functions to work together for a common goal".

Head of Delivery Operations for Yelp Eat24, Shalin Sheth, said that today the company works with about 40,000 different restaurants.

Using this calculation method and its results, an optimization model is established aiming at minimizing energy cost of running HOP, with outlet temperatures of each heating station, on off states of each pump, and their head matrix of delivery as the optimization variables.

Nathalie Gordon is head of programme delivery at the ICS, a scheme for young people who want to do voluntary development work abroad.

Cecil's colleague, head of strategic delivery Kerensa Jennings, stressed that the BBC's efforts will not just focus on programming skills.

According to Kerry McQuade, head of vanguard delivery in Sunderland, the £4.8m the partnership received in 2016/17 did not match the initial bid, although it received more than similar projects in other parts of the country.

"Broadband speed is one of the top three issues brought to me on a regular basis by business leaders in Hackney," said Andrew Sissons, head of regeneration delivery at Hackney Council, told the Guardian.

Dr Rajeev Venkayya, head of vaccine delivery at the Gates Foundation, said it was in favour of working with Indian and other developing world companies to get the costs down.