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David Robertson Quotes
«Visa continues to gain ground and as Visa sends more and more transactions over its network, it just gets stronger and stronger. The money will be used, in part, to better compete for co-brand deals with airlines and large merchants worldwide.»
Author: David Robertson
«Visa continues to gain ground and as Visa sends more and more transactions over its network, it just gets stronger and stronger, ... The money will be used, in part, to better compete for co-brand deals with airlines and large merchants worldwide.»
Author: David Robertson
«the most gifted of the new generation of American conductors.»
Author: David Robertson
«The more volume you run over a network, the better your pricing will be.»
Author: David Robertson
«The definition of big-time changed over the last five years and not even a retailer as big as Sears was big enough to own its own (credit card) business.»
Author: David Robertson
«GETTING your rocks off»
Author: David Robertson
«We are very much in listening mode and we are keen to hear what people think of these proposals.»
Author: David Robertson
«It's unexpected revenue, because people are just doing what they were always doing. It's not like a whole new market opened up. There's no behavioral change. It's just more money.»
Author: David Robertson
«the real relationship ? to actually be in St. Louis and start to really make the music with people.»
Author: David Robertson
«One of the principal differences between the work that I have done at other places, either as a guest conductor or as a music director, and that of St. Louis is that I feel the biggest potential we have here is that we play the music with the type of emotional understanding that few other orchestras match. So while we're trying to come as close to technical perfection as human beings can, what we're really working on is trying to get the raison d'etre , the reason for being, of that music.»
Author: David Robertson