Sentence examples for relocate talent from inspiring English sources

The 24-year-old Computer Associates, a $6.3 billion global corporation with offices in more than 40 countries, has already demonstrated its reluctance to relocate talent from other areas.

Every so often, Hollywood relocates key talent to the wilds for the express purpose of chucking millions of dollars over a cliff.

But it's also not hard to get talent to relocate.

That's why initiatives which make local people feel that where they are based is an exciting and enjoyable place to be, and feel motivated to talk about that, are the most effective way to persuade companies, and talent, to relocate.

The rapidly growing company is continually recruiting new talent to relocate to Baltimore.

In the past few years hundreds of startups have popped up and the city-state is now positioning itself as the leading place for foreign startups to relocate and gain access to Chinese talent and research and development.

When Atari acquires a new company, it generally tries to keep the talent happy by not forcing anyone to relocate.

These measures are also discouraging much-needed foreign talent from relocating here.

"The number one thing companies are asking for when they are relocating to New York is talent," Haot said.

"We need to constantly relocate people into Berlin or Zurich which is the engineering office… We constantly have to find talent abroad, need to assess it and need to relocate them".

If shovels aren't soon in the ground for the proposed arena, they'd be wise to relocate soon to the Rock, as Newark's Prudential Center is called, if they want to compete for free-agent talent.