Julia also runs an artist-in-residence programme at Galerie Huit, nurturing up-and-coming artists from around the world.
Since 2006, Coone whose name is a phonetic spelling of his real name, Koen Bauweraerts—has run the Dirty Workz label, nurturing up-and-coming hardstyle and jumpstyle artists while releasing a volley of straight-up bangers from the likes of Psyko Punkz, Deepak, and Fenix.
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The plan, known as Project Forward, is aimed at nurturing start-ups, fostering collaboration and providing mentoring.
More plausibly, venture capitalists with a reputation for successfully nurturing start-ups may be offered better opportunities.
Venture capitalists would not put so much money and effort into nurturing start-ups if they did not dream of a lucrative IPO.
The choice belonged to Jacqui Rosshandler, who was about to run out of money: she could mothball her breath freshener business, Eatwhatever, and find a job, or she could accept the financial lifeline offered by Arthur Shorin, longtime owner of the Topps Company, who had sold his company and was nurturing start-ups.
Silicon Valley is known for nurturing start-ups in a way no other place can.
It is evident that Contact Groups have not normally fulfilled their anticipated role in nurturing follow-up activities.
The old Heidi would have spent countless hours analyzing the screw up, beating herself up, nurturing all the disappointment, resentment, and guilt inside of her.
If there ever was a place where musical authenticity was born and nurtured, "raised up" as the people around here say, the Crooked Road is it.
