Sentence examples for media negotiation from inspiring English sources
She assumes duties from Aaron Cohen, executive vice president and chief media negotiation officer, who, the agency said, is moving to a senior advisory role, reporting to Bill Koenigsberg, president and chief executive.
In addition, two top TN Media executives are being named to posts at Magna Global USA in New York, a new media negotiation unit of Magna Global, part of the Advanced Marketing Services unit of Interpublic.
As expected, Ira Carlin, chairman and chief executive at Universal McCann Worldwide in New York, the media unit of the McCann-Erickson Wofld Group dInterpublicInterpublic, was named to the new post of worldwide chairman at Magna Global, the media negotiation part of the Advanced Marketing Services division of Interpublic.
The plan, Mr. Cella said, was to "balance the landscape" by consolidating media negotiations for all of Interpublic's agencies.
It means, he adds, that Google has "a lot more leverage in the YouTube-Big Media negotiations than was commonly thought" (internetoutsider.com).
"Bill is a terrific negotiator," said Mr. Goldsmith of ABC, who was president of sales and marketing for the network when Mr. Cella worked there and who often faced him in media negotiations after he went to the agency side.
Steven Milunovich, a financial analyst for UBS, said he thought the bulk of the acquisition might have been devoted to hiring Mr. Iovine to handle big media negotiations, as Mr. Jobs did for iTunes music in the past.
Correction: July 17 , 2001 Tuesday An entry in the Addenda listing on Friday about a reorganization of the Interpublic Group of Companies misstated the amount of national television spending that will be the initial focus for the Magna Global USA unit of Magna Global, a new media negotiations agency.
Iovine is known as a pit bull in the realm of media negotiations and this move will give Apple youth cachet thanks to the brand and business chops with the Iovine/Dre mix.
Scott, former chief executive officer of the Women's Tennis Assn., has made broadcast and media negotiations a top priority since succeeding Tom Hansen last July.
I was outside the Chicago Teachers Union offices that Sunday night, Sept. 9, 2012 -- camera in hand -- as CTU President Karen Lewis declared to the media, "Negotiations have been intense but productive, however we have failed to reach an agreement that will prevent a labor strike," Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis said at a dramatic 10 p.m. Sunday press conference.
