Sentence examples for led consulting from inspiring English sources
Her interest in curriculum design led consulting work for WNET/Thirteen when the television stations was looking for new approaches to educational programming.
Hayden Mora is the founder and principal of The Parallax Group, a trans led consulting firm that works to combines rigorous analysis, community input and policy and electoral experience to create sustainable, progressive change.
They started throwing rocks at the windows of our office and broke the door," an architect at UrbaCon Contracting and Trading (UCC), the lead consulting company for the hotel's renovation project, told Doha News.
She has been taking tourists to the all-black towns since 1997, and her success has led to consulting jobs with other states interested in developing African-American heritage tourism.
His opponents condemned the move as a power grab, saying the law will be a blank check for Mr. Chávez to lead without consulting lawmakers.
Most consumers would buy an electric vehicle only if they could break even on ownership costs within three years, said Xavier Mosquet, who leads the consulting firm's automotive practice in Detroit.
Daniel Nelson leads a consulting firm in Virginia.
Daniel Nelson leads a consulting firm in Northern Virginia.
Therefore, the increasing health care use among obese people may be caused by a combination of obesity-related illness requiring treatment and an increased awareness of the hazards of obesity, which may lead to consulting a physician as a preventive action.
This journey began when he was a Specialist at Deloitte Consulting where he founded and led a consulting group applying technology to social issues such as anti-human trafficking and human rights, a data analytics initiative which successfully identified victims, traffickers, and patterns of traffickers operating in the US.
Ed Crego is a management consultant who has led major consulting practices specializing in strategic planning, customer focus and organizational transformation.
