'local advisor' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person or organization that gives advice related to the local area. For example: "We consulted a local advisor to find out what services were available in the area."
Puzzling though the olfactory tasting was, we couldn't fault the enthusiasm of our local advisor, nor any of the beaming staff we encountered throughout our stay.
For example, a Houston-based investor who made her fortune in oil may prefer a local advisor with experience in that sector; a tech entrepreneur may want an advisor well-versed in start-ups and funding; or a farmer seeking an advisor with expertise in the futures markets.
I spent about four hours reading plans, and sorting things out, including the two-and-a-half hours to wait for advice over different phone calls to a local advisor, Cigna, and Healthcare.gov.gov
Participant feedback confirmed that national and local advisor recommendations had been effectively incorporated and also recommended the elimination of one learning activity that was felt to be overly technical and not helpful to explain or reinforce content.
These events are hosted by a select group of Triptrotting local advisors, a group that's the Triptrotting equivalent of Yelp Elites, perhaps.
Other challenges include negotiating language localization and tax rules, but Revel is able to tackle these through allocation of new funds and with the help of expert local advisors.
These are also found in the Activities section of the site, but are noted by a special colored banner indicating they are "TRIPups". These events are hosted by a select group of Triptrotting local advisors, a group that's the Triptrotting equivalent of Yelp Elites, perhaps.
Since I'm based in New York, everything was left to our two F2F Malawi office staff, local advisors, and KYG.
Tournament = Winning In just a few months, KYG, our staff, and local advisors coalesced village chiefs and leaders, prepared the field by hand, lined up coaches and referees, and coordinated the soccer and netball tournament.
The central services also offer booster sessions for these local advisors, offering continued support and training.
Data were partly reported by local advisors, but an increasing proportion of the data was reported by the farmers themselves, reaching 75%% in 2010 (Mari Langaker, Animalia, personal communication).
