Danilian is at once an impresario, a packager of ballet stars, and an agent.
It is rebranding them and using a local packager, to distinguish the Indian products from those sold elsewhere.
A cloud of uncertainty still hangs over its potential losses from duff mortgages inherited through the acquisitions of Countrywide, a big lender, and Merrill Lynch, one-time packager of the most egregious structured securities on Wall Street.
P&G, the world's biggest packager of consumer goods, says green groups have helped it save nearly $1 billion through its "sustainability programme" in the past ten years.NGOs are usually better than companies at attracting and retaining idealistic graduates: partnerships allow a little of the magic to rub off on firms.
But, as a packager of other people's dramatic and sporting talents, its business will be vulnerable.
Typical examples include a timber yard that has moved into the laminated-board business; a brake-part maker that has started producing anti-lock braking systems; and a small microchip packager that now turns out sophisticated SCSI (small-computer system interface) cards for connecting PCs to hard-drives and peripherals.Can these small firms vault into the big league?
It's based on the principle that every item will be in stock all of the time, and will be shipped back and forth across the country, or the globe, from grower to packager to warehouse to store.
Blooming compared the bonus claimed for Mr Gross with the packager received by Laurence Fink, boss of BlackRock, the world's biggest money manager.
It was known as Universal-International for a time and in the early 1970s it was purchased by the Music Corporation of America, which turned it into the largest and most profitable packager of films for television in the world.
Harlequin Books Limited — now Harlequin Enterprises — was founded in 1949 in Canada as a small printer, packager, and distributor of books.
Robison could work for a food or drug packager: she squeezes dire warnings into tiny spaces.
