Sentence examples for professional equity from inspiring English sources

However, Shakespeare's plays are receiving professional Equity productions in Fairfield County.

"My main focus is creating the perfect model for a professional equity theater at a university," said John Wooten, the producing artistic director, who arrived at Kean from Montclair State's TheaterFest.

These are serious matters that bear upon the reliability of scientific knowledge and professional equity among scientists, and we could well be facing a major fracture point in the history of science communication.

The fair, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., is sponsored by the New Jersey Theater Group, an alliance of professional Equity theaters, among them the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn, the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival in Madison, the American Stage Company in Teaneck and George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick.

Ervolini: Well, at Cabot Research, we've researched $300 [billion] to $400 billion of assets managed by professional equity managers.

Reflecting back on my own career, I categorize professional equity hurdles into four major traps: equal access, workplace norms, unconscious bias, and organizational accountability.

But that applies equally to most professional equity-fund managers, who also fail on average to beat the market index.Day traders may be mauled if today's high share prices prove to be a stockmarket bubble (see article).

"While Main Street investors currently appear to be less exuberant about equities as an asset class, professional private equity fund managers (the smart money) are scooping up entire companies at a breakneck pace," wrote Michael Thompson, director of research at Lab Thomson, a division of Thomson Financial.

The success of the Small Business Administration's efforts are viewed primarily in terms of the pool of professional private equity investors that the program developed as the rigid regulatory limitations imposed by the program minimized the role of SBICs.

These professionals include portfolio managers, research and performance analysts, risk managers, marketing professionals, sell-side equity research professionals, investment bankers and fixed income professionals.

LIKE professional wrestling, private equity has a butch subculture that is hard to take entirely seriously.