In poor countries that are unable to pay and retain internationally marketable health professionals, is it a feasible option to consider delegating critical skills and functions to less academically qualified practitioners?
Matriculants asked to pay exorbitant tuition for a non-marketable, non-professional art-school degree have to feel they're getting their money's worth, so New York MFAs tend to be more academics-oriented than their peers -- though the national trend is toward studio programs.
These factors make football players eminently less marketable than other professional athletes.
If possible, meet with them face to face as this gives them a chance to see that you are professional and marketable, so you become a "safer" commodity to present to employers.
Despite never having played a single N.C.A.A. game, Garnett, Bryant and McGrady are among the most marketable players in all of professional sports.
At the height of his popularity, Jeter earned nine million dollars a year in endorsements from the likes of Nike, Gatorade, Ford, and Movado; he regularly topped lists of the most powerful, the most marketable, and the most recognizable professional athletes in the world.
Yet, the achievement of some competencies, incrementally, may provide individuals with skills that are marketable well before they achieve their professional status (such as micro-specialisms).
Professional and scientific knowledge becomes the most marketable commodity.
During the first decade of his professional career, Woods was the world's most marketable athlete.
It can convey your professional identity by describing your qualifications and skills, and you can also market your services or skills that are marketable.
