Sentence examples for landing clients from inspiring English sources

Soon he is landing clients and selling stocks ("the white boy way of slinging crack rock").

The agency's London and New York outposts have proved successful, landing clients like the BBC, Etour, Georgia-Pacific, the MTV unit of Viacom and the Skoda unit of Volkswagen.

He moved into TV management after a career in advertising; he was a co-founder, in 1995, of the influential ad agency St Luke's, where he was instrumental in landing clients including BSkyB, HSBC, BBC Radio 1 and BBC2 and government business including campaigns for the New Deal and tax credits.

That's why commissioned financial planners still have an easier time landing clients than do fee-only planners.

From constant networking to attending conferences and landing clients, there isn't much time left to spend hunting investors.

Mr. Rush went on to land clients like Sony and Bell Atlantic.

At Wells Fargo, Mr. Horn, who worked in a team of brokers, seemed to land clients without an aggressive approach.

After those recruited from the industrial ranks help land clients, they can serve as translators, explaining to their dot-com bosses how to keep old-economy customers happy.

As an example, Mr. Ramusevic cited the initial success of McGarry Bowen, a fledgling New York agency that has landed clients like Marriott International and Verizon Communications.

Since joining Ogilvy in 1996, Mr. Wright has been credited with helping the agency land clients like BP Amoco and Motorola and helping current clients bring out new products like the Blue credit card for American Express.

"It definitely made me a better lawyer and it has helped me land clients when I say I was with Shearman & Sterling in New York," said Mr. Barrett, who keeps a photograph from Shearman & Sterling's 125th anniversary black-tie dinner prominently displayed in his office.