Sentence examples for management which represents from inspiring English sources

A representative of One Talent Management, which represents Ms. Amurri, and a spokeswoman for International Creative Management, which represents Mr. Rourke, had no comment.

Cliff Burnstein, co-founder of Q Prime Management, which represents Metallica and other bands, agrees.

Willis was allegedly fired in February 2011, and Tricky moved to Crown Management, which represents Jessie J and Sugababes.

Like the Natalie Imbruglia song, Bleakley said she was "torn" between "great offers" from the both the BBC and ITV, in a statement in which she also revealed that she has signed with talent agency Avalon Management, which represents Chiles.

Within the business ecosystem perspective, some influential scholars emphasize platform management, which represents the third approach.

Now the Firm has 130 employees and is known largely for its talent management arm, which represents music acts like Linkin Park, the Dixie Chicks and Mary J. Blige (but no longer the Backstreet Boys, whom industry executives say were unhappy with the Firm's representation).

Carter is a well-known music manager as well as the founder and CEO of Atom Factory (a music management company), which represents Lady Gaga and John Legend, among others.

Treatment of SE, especially of its later stages, the pharmacological management of which represents a terra incognita [ 28], is almost an "evidence-free zone," due to a lack of adequate numbers of high-quality, controlled trials to inform clinical decisions, especially in the later stages of the disorder.

Lee and Thomas also run a management firm, Solid Foundation, which represents clients such as Trippie Redd, a rising hip-hop star.

"People think blond-haired, blue eyed kids are getting all the work, but these days they are working the least," said Elise Koseff, vice president of J. Mitchell Management in New York, which represents children and teenagers for ads and television.

"It is a grey area, and this is why people from time to time fall foul of the rules," said Borra Garson, the founder and owner of talent management agency DML, which represents a number of celebrity chefs.