Sentence examples for prestigious account from inspiring English sources

The last time Ogilvy won such a large, prestigious account was in September 2000, when it was awarded the account for Motorola, with billings estimated at $150 million.

The loss of G.M. costs Ayer a prestigious account from one of its three major national clients, leaving Continental Airlines and the Kitchenaid division of Maytag along with assignments from smaller marketers like Charming Shoppes; all that work is handled from the Ayer headquarters in New York.

Poor little Dick Whitman, who could barely afford a Coke back in the day, working on the incredibly prestigious account of the cola maker?

Before Enron, investors believed every utterance from corporate executives, Wall Street analysts and prestigious accounting firms.

Even that might not save the day for what was once the most prestigious accounting firm in the country.

George joined the J. Walter Thompson agency in 1952 where he worked with some of their most prestigious accounts, one of which was Purolator Filters.

The new agency took several of Saatchi & Saatchi" most prestigious accounts, including British Airways and Silk Cut, but the icing on the cake came last year, when they overtook Saatchi & Saatchi in the league of Britain's biggest advertising agencies.

If a company sets out to mislead regulators and investors, and finds a prestigious accounting firm willing to sign off on baked books, it's extremely difficult for an outside reporter to uncover the truth, especially on deadline.

I looked into it and the opportunity seemed too good to turn down - you are guaranteed a job with a relatively well paid salary, you get your foot in the door of arguably one of the most prestigious accounting firms in the world and they provide all the training and qualifications.

With so much heady money and power surrounding Herbalife, it's no surprise that the wafting scent of greed would envelop one of the people whose virtue should have been above reproach: the company's auditor, the prestigious accounting firm KPMG.

The agency, Bates, which had recently helped Hyundai significantly increase its sales as well as burnish its image, is being replaced by a shop that had strived time and again for a prestigious automotive account but fallen short -- until now.