Sentence examples for industry advisor from inspiring English sources

Bob Bruce, electricity supply industry advisor, west Africa, Glenton Bruce Energy Consultants, Perthshire, UK Bob is a consultant to the UK's Department for International Development on energy in Nigeria and Sierra Leone.

As firms have sought new opportunities with HFT practices across the globe, a few obstacles have become apparent though, according to industry advisor, the Aite Group (2011).

Heris a regular speaker at conferences.

Animal welfare scientist and meat industry advisor Temple Grandin, PhD. says it's, "The stupidest thing that ag ever did".

Whipclip has raised $20 million in venture capital from a start-studded list of investors including talent agency William Morris Endeavor, talent manager Scooter Braun, Mandalay Entertainment CEO Peter Guber and entertainment industry advisor Gordon Crawford.

In some cases, industry advisors even provided scripted answers to academics to answers such as "Do GMOs cause cancer?" According to an investigation into the emails by the New York Times, the biotech industry has published "dozens of articles" under the names of respected scientists, some of which were drafted by PR consultants.

But he knew exactly how to provoke meetings with me and P. Bouyer from the academic side, and his industry advisors," writes Aspect in an e-mail.

"Our program's board of industry advisors are recommending that we 'do not grow' our undergraduate program at this time," says a letter from the department to admitted students, quoted on the blog.

We plan to invest in the business, work with the Walmart Brazil management team, associates, Walmart and our industry advisors to create a more agile and modern company to accelerate its development and improve the customer experience".

Over the course of the program, participants formed teams, turned ideas into potentially viable startups, worked with industry advisors and extensively tested their product by conducting hundreds of surveys, consumer reviews.

Add in an arcane and complicated onboarding system and industry advisors who benefit from charging exorbitant fees that can cost pensioners up to $17 billion a year and you have a recipe for trouble — and potential investors who have no incentive to invest.