Sentence examples for vibrant organisation from inspiring English sources

It has been fantastic working for such a fast-growing, exciting and vibrant organisation.

Despite Paul Tuohy's frustration at the lack of recognition given to the subject, he heads a vibrant organisation that now employs 50 people and runs a 24-hour helpline.

"But I am pleased that, with the dedication and commitment of the people who work there, the ABC has come through these early days of the media revolution as a vital and vibrant organisation".

"The people of Grampian - patients, staff and the public - are at the heart of everything we do and I am very proud to have the opportunity to lead such an innovative and vibrant organisation," Prof Croft said.

Now called National Women's Register, it is still a vibrant, friendly, modern organisation with 387 groups nationwide and 6,632 members.

At Wolfson, Fisher and his wife Felicity made a very successful partnership, and after 10 years they left it a vibrant and well-established organisation.

Just like the soil needs mycelia to enable it to thrive, the healthy organisation needs a vibrant network to facilitate continual emergence within its business ecosystem.

Companies of the future are ones that view their organisation as a living, vibrant, emergent organism interacting within a living, vibrant, emergent ecosystem.

Sometimes her effort to break those taboos it is without even the help of Morocco's vibrant, albeit censored civil society organisations, Ms Lachgar said.

A vibrant network of Commonwealth civil society organisations promotes interaction between its peoples, but usually away from the limelight.

Pro bono partnerships could link the giants of the cultural sector with its vibrant and dynamic lifeblood – grass roots arts organisations.