"I'm being real proactive with our financial management.
He also encouraged Merrill employees to be "proactive" with their customers.
However, there are criticisms that too many of these new arrivals are more proactive with social media than than the more prosaic business of canvassing and door-knocking.
"We're very proactive with the media," said Steve A. Robinson, the chief marketing officer for Chick-fil-A, but "we have very limited budgets" for advertising.
The song has already conquered many Southern radio stations; New York listeners can either wait for the invasion or get proactive with a mixtape.
On the second day though he had one of his best days in the field: thoughtful, proactive with good plans to which the bowlers were able to respond.
"We are more open to other ways of doing business, such as going to auction or being proactive with clients, traveling to see them," he said.
China is getting a little bolder and becoming more proactive: with Russia, it is the main opponent of economic sanctions and military threats.
If they want to do both, then they need to be more proactive, with the assistance of the British Government, and take concrete steps to protect workers".
Banks can be proactive with their behind-the-scenes behavior analysis, which helps them detect unusual patterns that might be cause for suspicion and alert the consumer.
Moscow will also need to be more proactive with its Iranian partners, who both show disdain for Russia and use it to shield them against Western pressures.
