Sentence examples for network of talent from inspiring English sources
How can the partners build out the team from the network of talent Greylock maintains?
"These students are nodes in a global network of talent".There are plenty of worries about the effects of rankings.
But more than half of the 2008 lineup emerged "from the pile," Mr. Gilmore said, meaning without the benefit of advance buzz from the festival's network of talent and sales agents, established filmmakers and other scouts.
There, and at Nova, Hackett assembled a network of talent that included the sportswriter and screenwriter Arthur Hopcraft, painter Molly Parkin (as fashion editor), flamboyant astrologer Patric Walker and the American writer Irma Kurtz, who became an agony aunt.
The government, like the Sutton Trust, is now pressing Oxbridge and other universities to step up the search for talent in the state system, by employing a network of talent scouts.But other recommendations for expanding access to the top universities are likely to be less palatable to the Blair government.
Unlike his predecessor, who appeared to have one scout, based in Cork, Bruce's global network of talent-spotters have developed an excellent reputation for their ability to unearth decent players.
Some big vertically organized industries could be blown apart and rearranged into networks of talent.
Companies can now rely on more educated and complex networks of talent, capital and customers, as well as providers of other services.
They've been exciting places where rich networks of talent from academia to philanthropy have been helping foster ecosystems to catalyze new policy solutions.
Also, within each technology region, there is a dense network of specialized talent, financiers, and service organizations (e.g. legal, PR, recruiting) that form a startup ecosystem.
