Sentence examples similar to promoting acumen from inspiring English sources

Agency: BBH (Singapore) Director: Jordan Quellman Not even Richard Branson has the self-promoting acumen of Oatly CEO Toni Peterrson who has a wonderful lack of self-consciousness as he murders the song he wrong about the product he sells.

The reclamation district competition had candidates promoting their fund-raising acumen.

But he added that he looked forward to turning his considerable business and investment acumen toward promoting jazz, his lifelong interest.

For Steve Forbes, who promotes his business acumen on the campaign trail, the calculation is a tough one.

OCIE also provided a summary of "touting," the practice by which investors promote their business acumen by mentioning awards, rankings or other types of third-party recognition.

He had already been pushing to spend more on promoting Arsenal abroad and in the U.S. If Kroenke's business acumen translates into trophies, Arsenal's fans won't mind if he makes money and doesn't give interviews.

She brings to the ABC her business acumen, record in content-making across an array of platforms, a deep understanding of audience needs and corporate responsibility for promoting issues like diversity.

Neil showed precocious managerial acumen to get the club promoted last season and has done well to keep them out of the bottom three for most of this campaign even if he has not been infallible.

He has promoted the company as an example of his business acumen and his promise to spur Virginia's economy.

So in 2001 she set up Acumen Fund, a "social venture capital" outfit, to promote what she calls "patient capitalism".

Executives may want to promote deserving younger employees into positions where they can gain business acumen and spread out-of-the-box thinking from the top.