Sentence examples for identity firm from inspiring English sources

Alan Siegel, a member of the Museum of Contemporary Arts and Design's board, who is also the chairman and chief executive of Siegalgale, a brand identity firm in New York, called the word craft "misleading, confusing and limiting".

The agency's branding theories, particularly as they apply to the Internet, generally won the support of Clive Chajet, a New York-based consultant who was once chairman of Lippincott & Margulies, a leading brand and corporate identity firm.

Correction: October 4, 2002, Friday An article in The Arts yesterday about the American Craft Museum's name change, to the Museum of Contemporary Arts and Design, misspelled the name of a brand identity firm in New York headed by a museum board member, Alan Siegel.

"You won't get away with saying that the plush dog in the country is the same as the one in the city," said Allen Adamson, the managing director of the corporate identity firm Landor, who lives with his wife and two children on the Upper East Side of Manhattan and in Pound Ridge.

Charles Race, president of worldwide field operations at cloud identity firm Okta, which went public this year, thinks it's possible blockchain will emerge.

Since moving to the United States in 1957 — several years later he helped found Unimark International, one of the pioneering global "graphic identity" firms, and eventually established Vignelli Associates in New York — he has conceived many of the most memorable visual landmarks.

Among them is OpenDNS's sale to Cisco for $635 million last year; HomeAway's sale to Expedia last year for $3.9 billion; and the sale of Ping Identity, a firm that manages employees' digital identities, to the private equity firm Vista Equity Partners.

Siegel & Gale is a unit of the Omnicom Group that is a brand and corporate identity consulting firm — in other words, offering services like the Brand Studio's.

Indeed, Julie Fergerson, a vice president at Debix, an identity protection firm, and a board member of the Merchant Risk Council, an antifraud trade group, says she has begun seeing premiums placed on "aged" data at some online black market sites where stolen consumer identity and account information is traded.

"There are aspects of the housewife's role that make it almost impossible for a woman of adult intelligence to retain a sense of human identity, the firm core of self or 'I' without which a human being, man or woman, is not truly alive," she writes.

Todd McKinnon is CEO of identity management firm Okta.