Bigger-ticket clients are coming in and using our services".
The company raised a $5.7 million Series A and they declined to mention growth numbers, although they did mention a number of high-ticket clients.
Mortgage giant Freddie Mac dumped Arthur Andersen as its auditor, joining the swelling ranks of big-ticket clients to abandon the beclouded accounting firm; Freddie Mac said its has selected PricewaterhouseCoopers as its independent public accountant for 2002.
Given that Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce's only big-ticket client is Lucky Strike, that could be a problem.
A DeSmog investigation has also found parallels in legal and public relations defense tactics deployed by Wells on behalf of those past clients and the tactics currently being utilized for his current big-ticket client, ExxonMobil.
A model might need a plane ticket, a client might want to cancel a booking, or a photographer or a large advertiser might want to reach you.
Its fees are considerably lower than Ticketmaster's, partly because its ticket-selling clients tap into the system online and do not need any special software to use TicketWeb's servers and database.
"But I'm still happy I got them–I make about four games per season myself, and I give the other tickets to clients and friends".
Whether or not those big-ticket enterprise clients are willing to consider it as an alternative remains to be seen, but the new pricing is certainly a step in the right direction — on both sides of the spectrum.
The group started handing out bus tickets to clients in need over a year ago, a measure that costs 300 British pounds a month (about $450), according to the Evening Standard. .
And those long work days resulted in many uneaten dinners at home, frequent arguments with loved ones who wanted more of us, and the occasional wringing of hands as we asked ourselves if the perks (e.g. free tickets to client-sponsored events, early access to client products) were worth the pain.
