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Back-office employees input transactions and carry out accounting relating to trades, while so-called front-office workers execute trades and speak with clients.
UBS: Rogue Trader Hit Firm Deborah Ball 2011
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Both men were inducted on Sunday into the Baseball Hall of Fame along with front-office guru Pat Gillick.
Baseball Hall Of Fame 2011 Class: Roberto Alomar, Bert Blyleven, Pat Gillick Inducted (VIDEO) The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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Asked about the Knicks' front-office move, Anthony told ESPN "as far as I'm concerned, I guess that's a great addition to that organization."
Knicks Hire Former Nuggets GM With Eye Toward Melo Ethan Axelrod 2011
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Asked about the Knicks' front-office move, Anthony told ESPN"as far as I'm concerned, I guess that's a great addition to that organization."
Knicks Hire Former Nuggets GM With Eye Toward Melo Ethan Axelrod 2011
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Most American universities, with their government grants, have sports schools attached; those multimillion-dollar athletic departments despite claims, they are rarely profitable train the players and one of academia’s latest revenue-producing innovations -- sports management departments -- train the front-office personnel.
Robert Lipsyte: You Must Watch the Empire Bowl: It's Our Last Super Thing Robert Lipsyte 2011
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Mr. Hale said he has not spoken with any members of the Mets 'front-office about his interest in the team's vacant manager's position.
Next for Alderson and Mets: Hiring a Manager Mike Sielski 2010
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His contract expired after the season, and there reportedly had been discussions between Lewis and the team focusing on the club's front-office operations.
Marvin Lewis staying with Bengals Mark Maske 2011
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Some people thought this might be the organization's way of publicly sending a message to the roster that things had better change, that this was a calculated and coordinated front-office ploy.
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To make that kind of an investment, the Yankees likely want more certainty, and the scouts will sit down with the front-office members and executives to figure out where they stand in the next few days.
A Japanese Ace Sets Sights on U.S. Daniel Barbarisi 2011
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When the economy is growing and transaction levels are rising, firms increase front-office headcounts and actively compete for revenue-generating staff, whose specialised skills make them all the more sought after.
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