Sentence examples for partnership staff from inspiring English sources

As far as the UK goes, Twitter has a core team of 20 staff including the Tweetdeck client it acquired in May and some sales and commercial partnership staff.

When I think about the actions I've taken on social media – text giving, live tweeting, sharing links to sponsorship pages or corporate partnership staff votes – and then remember that five or six years ago I'd have been doing almost none of those things, it's not hard to see how fast the fundraising world is changing.

A network and work practice survey was administered by face-to-face interviews at each site with 42 partnership staff to ascertain the network structure of the partnership and staff perspectives about the purpose and roles of the partnership.

Local research groups comprising 13 19 partnership staff, policy officers and community members were established at each of two sites to guide the research and to reflect and act on the findings.

The managers listed several inservice trainings as a result of the partnership: staff management workshop, ART care and medications, prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT), pediatric HIV management, palliative care, data management, counseling, multidisciplinary workshop on HIV care, and human resource management.

The projects will be in partnership with staff from council and NHS services, who Mac-UK will take under its wing and introduce to the young people.

"An expert panel will devise the SBS charter and propose governance arrangements to ensure that the SBS focuses on quality, serves the interests of the people of Scotland, and works in partnership with staff.

The new app, used as part of an ethics module of the course, was drawn up in partnership with staff at the British Museum, who were filmed with their collections.

The firm currently operates as a privately held partnership, with staff sharing the profits according to a performance-based incentives scheme.

Fountain House members, in partnership with staff, operate employment, education, wellness and housing programs, and Fountain House has inspired the creation of hundreds of similar programs worldwide.

Allowing the creation of a partnership between staff and relatives on a structural level can reduce the potential dividing influence of ethno-cultural differences during critical care.