Sentence examples for securing partnership from inspiring English sources

At the same meeting Elstone said the club's plans to move to a new £300m home in nearby Walton Hall Park were more dependent on securing partnership funding from the city council than they were on fresh outside income.

Midsize businesses grow in many ways such as securing partnership investment, allowing owners and employees to take a vested interest, and securing loans to strengthen operations.

Polaroid is still working on securing partnerships with wireless carriers.

The company is still securing partnerships with manufacturers.

The company has also doubled down on its video efforts, securing partnerships with Facebook and Twitter for its live streams.

The startup will be using its new investment to continue securing partnerships with app stores and other big third party app resources, and according to the Quixey team, there are more than 25 potential partnerships in the pipeline.

While Grability has found success in Asia, Latin America and Europe, it's had harder time securing partnerships in the United States, which Burch attributes to American companies' reluctance to outsource their e-commerce platforms to companies like Grability.

For example, securing partnerships with universities and high schools would mean candidates school and graduation records are baked into their profile and accessible to third parties, such as when applying for jobs or further education.

He shared a few tips on securing partnerships, "You have to understand what people are looking for and what they're shooting for and you have to also understand what your goals are.

We have also been fortunate in securing partnerships with key stakeholders such as Roll Back Malaria, who ensure that results that we have achieved are widely disseminated through publications such as the Progress and Impact Series".

29 Age of John William Anderson, the London College of Fashion graduate whose small line just secured partnership with LVMH, the group he refers to as the "Oxford University of luxury goods".