Sentence examples for offices managing from inspiring English sources

Today, the social networking platform has about 800 members, primarily independent asset managers and family offices, managing more than $260 billion, with 75 percent of the members in Switzerland and only 5 percent in Asia.

Many hedge funds have closed to outside investors and continued as so-called family offices, managing their owners' money.

For Whitehead, the biggest problem is the capacity of the housing industry: it doesn't have enough skilled workers, whether on construction sites or in offices managing them, to build the hoped-for numbers of homes, nor the supply of materials and equipment to support them.

In 2000, He was appointed Regional Emergency Adviser in UNICEF's Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office, responsible for coordinating support to country offices managing emergencies.

Ms. Neschis said almost all of her clients' complaints had arisen from mergers of offices managed by minorities with offices managed by whites.

While the offices manage billions of dollars, they have not been subject to the same requirements that a money management firm would be.

Reason being: the people who work for these private offices manage the wealth of their clients, as well as looking after other family affairs.

According to the 2011 Multifamily Office Study, conducted by the Family Wealth Alliance, the top seventy-two multi-family offices manage a staggering $320 billion in the United States; the average amount of assets for each client is $48.4 million.

Where we work UNICEF country offices manage and implement programmes supporting children's rights in 28 countries throughout the East Asia and Pacific region.

It was mainly the municipalities that needed the injury data in order to plan and implement preventive measures, while the collection and analysis of the data was the responsibility of the public health offices managed by the county councils.

UNICEF offices manage hundreds of evaluations every year and many are influential evaluations that steer change and, therefore, UNICEF puts a strong emphasis on the quality of its evaluations.