Then, on a Las Vegas radio show to promote his seventh contest, he met the wrestler 'Gorgeous' George Wagner, whose promotional skills got audiences coming to watch.
Such promotional skills were paying off.
Gadahn was encouraged to apply his promotional skills in his work for Al Qaeda.
His promotional skills aside, Mr. Remick was also an accomplished darter.
But no matter: he got his fellow impresarios from that event to fax letters about his promotional skills to Dube's handlers, and Dube signed on.
When Mr. Nies said he could use his promotional skills to help the push the music, Mr. Rowe moved his personal possessions, and the studio, to Elizabeth Street.
The club's management is so impressed by his promotional skills that it is flying him to Miami Beach in late March for the Winter Music Conference.
In a new book, "Cecil Beaton: The New York Years," Donald Albrecht suggests that his methods of working in a variety of media, his blurring of the lines between art and commerce, and his promotional skills made him "remarkably prescient".
Unlike other groups with more ambition (or better promotional skills), this collective never became a major feature in the landscape of contemporary American poetry, and O'Brien's early work is now extremely difficult to find.
While DeGale was snapped up by the English promoter Frank Warren, some shrewd judges suggested Warren's rival Maloney may have got the better deal when he persuaded the Irishman to commit his future to his management and promotional skills.
Pressed to define what qualifies Mr. Lang for membership in her United States stable, she snaps, "He's here!" Ms. Mallis, single but available if the right guy happens along -- "In this business, I don't meet a ton of straight men" -- might not be a narcissist, but there's no stifling her promotional skills.
