Meanings of corporate image in anglès

Suddenly I didn't care about our corporate image or my dying mother.

The corporate image consultant Tara Crowley is an experienced image consultant from Dublin.

He now does some " corporate image" work for a financial company.

The ruling is a blow to the reputation of John Lewis, which prides itself on its clean corporate image.

Roches Stores will introduce its new corporate image next week when it opens its £8 million flagship store in Newry.

The Lego company, makers of the world's favourite toy, last month scooped first place in Denmark's annual corporate image awards.

Fifa's sponsors are, broadly, US and European concerns for whom corporate image is revenue sensitive, hence their expressions of dismay.

AER Lingus has unveiled a corporate image to be introduced over the next two years at a cost of about £8 million.

She runs regular workshops on corporate image and executive grooming for companies as well as volunteering with the Dress for Success organisation.

The idea is that after a session with the Virginia-based corporate image consultant, they will look nicer and so be better at their jobs.

But much of the firm's success rests on its reputation for "cool" among hip urban professionals and a generally positive corporate image.

Until the corporate image people got hold of him, Mr Bill Gates or William H. Gates III was the epitome of the computer nerd.

Now that he is the world ambassador against tennis dickheads, he puts himself even more firmly into the hands of corporate image-makers, it wrote.

The corporate image for men had a bit of a comeback, with a new style for high-powered, young city gents emerging with the economic boom.

It was a part of Chevron's ubiquitous "Human Energy Campaign", which uses "real people" to soften its corporate image and argue its case.

It is a bit unsettling, at first, to think of Apple as a control freak, because it is completely at odds with their corporate image.