deal-maker , auch: dealmaker

It has been an effective dealmaker for economic development.

Now, as the industry enters its new phase, he is wearing his dealmaker hat again.

"His deals were always very carefully lawyered," this dealmaker said.

He has been viewed as a conservative dealmaker, but his team's swoon left him no choice.

He'll be perceived as a dealmaker and not just someone who fights with Arafat all the time."

But the clincher, the dealmaker for these beasts, is the experience of driving one.

Dealmaker will also have an extensive business travel section called Road Warrior.

He expresses dismay at the notion that anyone - dealmaker or terrorist - can best him.

And who better to rouse Citizens, which had not made a major acquisition in years, than a proven dealmaker?

No astute dealmaker would throw away the valuable card of a Presidential visit.

I'd say that's the business dealmaker on display.

"The prospects for growth are phenomenal," he said, adding, "I view myself as a dealmaker."

Of course, no one expects a savvy dealmaker to tip his hand before the cards are counted.

The company hopes to replicate that success with Dealmaker and predicts about 50 pages of advertising in the first issue.

One reached the pinnacle of wealth and prestige as a dealmaker on Wall Street.

He has a reputation as an astute dealmaker.

I pride myself on being a dealmaker.

Mr. Rolfe was the senior sales broker, the main dealmaker.

But he's primarily a dealmaker, not a rapper.

Shapiro considers himself a businessman and a dealmaker.

Giuliani, unfortunately, was always the worst kind of potential dealmaker with regard to baseball and especially the Yankees.

I view myself as a dealmaker.

He acts as a dealmaker between deities, and has many contacts reflecting his ability to establish business relationships.

Sir Philip's reputation as a legendary dealmaker was dented.