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English term or phrase:
Leverage a company profile
English answer:
Use the benefits/strong points of company profile to achieve company's goals;
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Aug 17, 2005 06:40
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Leverage a company profile
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The text is a proposal by a consulitng company.
What does "to leverage a profile" means in this context
Sentence: To leverage the company profile and build long term relationships with key decision-makers and stakeholders at EU level to protect license to operate.
What does "to leverage a profile" means in this context
Sentence: To leverage the company profile and build long term relationships with key decision-makers and stakeholders at EU level to protect license to operate.
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Victor Potapov
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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Works in: English to Russian, Russian, Russian to English, and 1 more.
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Use the benefits/strong points of company profile to achieve company's goals; "popularize" company
To "leverage" something in consulting-speak is to "use something more effectively or to greater benefit".
What can you do with a company profile (considering that the next item is "build long-term relationships with decision-makers and STAKEholders"?
Well, my guess is you can "promote" or "popularize" your company or "boost its image" etc. The company has some strong points (e.g. "Sberbank is the largest bank in Eastern Europe") - so these points must be used to inform the target audience about "how good and unique the company is". Sberbank may be a lousy bank - but now it's got an image (largest in EE etc.).
Boosting the company's image (or "leveraging its profile") with the target audience makes the next task - protecting operating licenses - easier.
Good luck!
What can you do with a company profile (considering that the next item is "build long-term relationships with decision-makers and STAKEholders"?
Well, my guess is you can "promote" or "popularize" your company or "boost its image" etc. The company has some strong points (e.g. "Sberbank is the largest bank in Eastern Europe") - so these points must be used to inform the target audience about "how good and unique the company is". Sberbank may be a lousy bank - but now it's got an image (largest in EE etc.).
Boosting the company's image (or "leveraging its profile") with the target audience makes the next task - protecting operating licenses - easier.
Good luck!
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Kurt Porter
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Alexander Demyanov
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Thank you, Alexander! :)
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muitoprazer (X)
: literally to lever upwards,implying to a level not always deserved by a company
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Thank you! :)
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Yavor Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
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Native in: Bulgarian (Variant: Standard-Bulgaria) 
Works in: English to Bulgarian, Bulgarian to English
to influence
Not 100% sure but I'd think it means "to influence" (âëèÿÿ ïîëîæèòåëíî)
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