Sentence examples for network of advisers from inspiring English sources

He has an 'exclusive network of advisers and researchers' in these regions, and his strategy excludes US domestic special situations.

"He is smart, experienced, a good negotiator, but also a critical part of a close-knit network of advisers to the leading political figures," Ms. Lagarde said.

From here, ideas make their way into the party manifestos through an intricate network of advisers – frequently recruited from the thinktanks themselves.

News Corp does not retain PR consultants but can call on a formidable network of advisers close to "the family", not least Matthew Freud, who is married to Rupert Murdoch's daughter Elisabeth and has the most powerful network in London.

The bank told staff that sales of such products are driven by "trigger points" in customer lives and that it was no longer economical to have a dedicated network of advisers selling critical illness and income protection products.

I've been listening to the scientific advice that I get, and the network of advisers we have are all saying this is one of the most serious health problems the world faces.

The regional branches of the Stroke Association and the Alzheimer's Society have been our partners, and we have been talking to them about how their networks of advisers and buddies can provide a personal contact, so people have someone to talk to.

Eleanor Blayney, a veteran financial advisor who recently founded a Washington, D.C.-based network of women advisers and women clients, says that the name of her firm, Directions LLC, reflects the differences between men and women.

Bank of America executives emphasized Merrill's "great global franchise" and its extensive network of financial advisers.

By adding Scottish Widows and its network of financial advisers, Lloyds hopes to drive down costs.

A network of 430 advisers across the country works the phones to try to make that happen.