To develop a theoretically sound, client-derived framework to underpin development of a measure reflecting the impact of traumatic brain injury (TBI) on a person's self-identity.
Robert Margouleff, a producer of Stevie Wonder albums, lost a big sound-mixing client.
Ms. Singer, who runs Voiceworks, starts her sessions by working on the sounds a client finds the most difficult to pronounce.
Somehow, Phillips had to make that embarrassing client sound appealing again.
Sapient, based in Cambridge, Mass., said the acquisition would allow it to offer clients sound, video and three-dimensional interactive programs via the Internet.
Some former clients sound downright sheepish.
"We believe that navigation software will be very important for Nokia and see an acquisition as strategically sound," he told clients on Monday.
A peek at Technology Funding's past performance suggests that democratizing venture capitalism may sound great, but clients might wish they had invested elsewhere.
That was naturally the big question from retail investors to the money managers here at the San Francisco Money Show, a convention of investment advisers trying to look sharp and sound prescient for clients and prospects.
Because truth be told, so many of the bios I read from my clients sound like they would go perfectly with a sad, weepy violin.
JoJo rises at 7.30am, meets her team, gets to the venue, sees caterers, welcomes clients, does a sound check, checks guest lists, oversees security, gets changed and heads to the door.
