kwasha lipton造句

• Kwasha Lipton owned and occupied a famous building in Fort Lee, New Jersey.
• Kwasha Lipton was acquired in 1996 by Coopers & Lybrand and became the Kwasha Lipton Group of Coopers & Lybrand.
• Kwasha Lipton was acquired in 1996 by Coopers & Lybrand and became the Kwasha Lipton Group of Coopers & Lybrand.
• Both New York-based Coopers and Fort Lee, New Jersey-based Kwasha Lipton are closely held by their partners.
• Jeff Croyle of Kwasha Lipton Group, the benefits consulting arm of the accounting firm Coopers & Lybrand, agreed.
• Dennis Coleman, a benefits consultant at the Kwasha Lipton consulting firm in Fort Lee, N . J ., prefers the basic setup.
• The Kwasha Lipton Group was combined with PricewaterhouseCoopers'other benefit consulting groups to create Unifi, which shortly thereafter was sold to Mellon Financial.
• Money managers, for example, need three types of computers to provide services, said Margaret-Ann Cole, principal at the Kwasha Lipton Group.
• Kwasha Lipton is best known for creating a special type of age discrimination law because of the way in which younger and older employees earn benefits under cash balance plans.
• Coopers & Lybrand LLP said it would buy benefits consultants Kwasha Lipton LLC, in a bid to create one of the nation's biggest human resources advisory firms.
• "Don't panic, " said Barry Barnett, a principal at the benefits consulting firm Kwasha Lipton Group, a division of Coopers & Lybrand.
• "Fidelity hasn't gotten as much new business " this year, said Michael Sternklar, a principal at benefits consultant Kwasha Lipton in Fort Lee, New Jersey.
• Alan Glickstein, a principal at Kwasha Lipton Group, the benefits consulting arm of the Coopers & Lybrand accounting firm, said unions were increasingly resistant to changes in retirement plans.
• "In most cases, the excise taxes can be avoided entirely through careful planning, " said Alan R . Glickstein, a partner in Kwasha Lipton, an employee benefits consultant.
• "The conventional wisdom is ` Prudence takes precedence, "'says Dennis Coleman, a principal at Kwasha Lipton, a benefits consulting firm in Fort Lee, N . J.
• "They are doing what they did with the big plan market, trying to play off their reputation, " said Michael Sternklar, principal in the defined contribution business at Kwasha Lipton in Ft.
• "I wouldn't be surprised if the company moved to capitation very quickly, " said Barry Barnett, a consultant with Kwasha Lipton Group, a division of Coopers & Lybrand.
• "Fidelity is doing what they did with the big-plan market, trying to play off their reputation, " said Michael Sternklar, principal in the defined contribution business at Kwasha Lipton in Ft.
• Still, the company is likely to seek increases of anywhere from 5 percent to 10 percent, according to Barry Barnett, a benefits consultant at Kwasha Lipton Group, a division of Coopers & Lybrand.
• "This is a very sticky, messy area, and few employees understand the risks involved, " said Howard Golden, a partner at Kwasha Lipton, benefits consultants in Fort Lee, N . J.