Sentence examples similar to to champion this initiative from inspiring English sources

Edge has partnered with Ecofys to champion the initiative in Australia.

The question of who should lead digital transformation has two answers, because it requires two people: a political sponsor to champion the initiative and a hard-charging executive to drive it through the bureaucracy.

"Initially we had all sorts of rules – like "go native" – which make great [Harvard Business Review] articles, but are not helpful to managers trying to champion an initiative," Milstein said.

The name "IT lead" implies that their job is to champion new IT initiatives, but all they seem to do is raise objections.

The text also teems with advice on how to champion D&I initiatives in any work setting.

Furthermore, isn't it irresponsible for a weak country with territorial problems of its own to champion initiatives of sovereignty recognition and statehood for non-states that don't even meet the minimum requirements applicable?

It requires a member of the executive team to champion a cross-functional initiative.

"I'd have preferred to champion a U.S. government initiative, but it (the China investment) is what it is," says Danto.

Her top three goals for the BSD this year are, to sustain myCHOICE and the QBio@MBL bootcamp, and to champion justice and equity initiatives.

With already close to 120 Champions, the initiative is really changing the way we do business in International Geneva.

We are keen to develop further initiatives to champion emerging talent, and to promote diversity in its widest sense across the industries we support.