"Nobody knows that, do they?" she says, with commendable honesty if not interview acumen.
Then quotas limited the number of African-Americans allowed to make a team, and black athletes were steered toward positions that supposedly required physical but not mental acumen and away from positions, usually on offense, that were believed to require intelligence.
"You've had people in the past who had the passion but not the business acumen," he said.
Richard Bellamy, a young dealer with a great eye but not much business acumen, liked the work and put it in a group show at the Noah Goldowsky Gallery.
Not merely business acumen drove him but a love of the chase and the deal, which had to be up close and personal.
It is true that Mr Tsipras, who does not lack political acumen, recently opted for a more conciliatory tone by sidelining his fiery finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis.
Managing those injuries for the last six or seven weeks, Polian said, was the real test of Caldwell's acumen, not whether he would play all out.
Really – though there are some style hits in the collection – this is a victory of efficiency and business acumen, not fashion.
If we're to accept the young industry theory of crunch, big studios should have the resources – if not the management acumen – to address the problem.
The names that have been mentioned as possible assistants at St .John's — Manhattan Coach Barry Rohrssen and the former Virginia and DePaul coach Dave Leitao — were lauded as assistants for their recruiting expertise, not their strategic acumen.
The most unexpected thing I have learned is that commerce is vital for the poor, and that many of the world's gravest problems could be better tackled with business acumen, not blind altruism.
