Mr Reichmann brought the money, together with an almost religious determination to succeed in projects others had balked at .There was nothing there," recalls Sir George Iacobescu, then one of Mr Reichmann's executives and now the chairman of the Canary Wharf Group.
As both a business and a facilitator of culture, Kickstarter has an interest in projects succeeding, not only in the sense that the money comes through but also that the projects are well received.
"He succeeded in projecting in modern form many aspects that we had found in Mexican architecture from pre-Hispanic on into colonial times, including a generous use of space and the element of monumentality".
By setting himself "center stage" for the first time in his career, he has succeeded in projecting all the facets of his remarkable and varied personality.
The hypotheses put forward is that in order to succeed in carrying out projects of any nature in complex contexts, it is necessary for these to belong to, or intercept different strategies contingently, without requiring them to converge.
He succeeded in projecting himself as a man of the people and in persuading voters to overlook the flaws in his character.
She is articulate and gregarious and, given further success, will doubtless succeed in projecting her image beyond show jumping.
"The Republicans have succeeded in projecting an image that is not only at total variance with their record but in contradiction of their own platform".
By simultaneously nationalising banks and abolishing princely privileges, she succeeded in projecting this power struggle as an ideological battle, with herself leading the forces of progress and egalitarianism.
Maybe he'd end up coming off as the snarling jerk that many liberals see when they look at him, and lose the blue collar problem solver image that he's succeeded in projecting to date.
SALT LAKE CITY — Most of the time, this city succeeds in projecting the secular, cosmopolitan image that its leaders and residents have polished over the years: the ski capital, the economic engine, the desert metropolis of wide streets and mountain vistas.
