Organizer used in a sentence

Organizer in a sentence as a noun

I am sorry that you're upset about it, and I feel badly for the event organizer.

When you arrive, walk up to the organizer, introduce yourself, and thank him for his effort.

Dreyer said she, as an organizer, was unaware that the "performance" had been planned.

"I don't know why the Internet eats this stuff up. It might be fun to go to conservative-monoculture forums and start posting: "I am an OWS organizer.

Trying to argue that a conference organizer should hold some moral responsible for the people attending seems to me just ridiculous.

My heart goes out to the organizers of BRC, and I encourage you all to try again next year but ignore the noise and focus on building the best deck ever seen.

This was despite many polite inquiries to the competition organizer.

And to consider conference organizers responsible for expelling people who are tarnishing the experience of their conference is hardly out of line.

This is a very general problem and should be handled by state/federal laws rather than arbitrary decisions taken by conference organizer.

I am really quite disturbed by all of the people who are responding something along the lines of "this isn't the conference organizer's problem, it's happening outside of the conference.

Since the director already had misgivings about allowing the harasser at the conference, you would think that the director would at least trust his judgement the next time and possibly spread the word to other organizers/directors.

The last one could have been 'How to screw over your competitors and an innocent event organizer to further your startup'.He is very accomplished, but one wonders if there isn't a way to accomplish the same things without bending the rules so hard.

Most especially if you were black or female, but even if you were white and male if you were poor, or a union organizer, or a communist, or an anarchist, or a protester, or a striker, or a member of an unusual religion.

There is a problem of women being harassed, seriously creeped out, feeling unwelcome and unable to do anything about it because of the actions of a few, and the lack of any clear policy or action on the part of conference organizers.

The meeting organizer can just throw up the meeting agenda with a click or two - or if it's in something like a Google Doc, the meeting agenda can even be dynamic, with people adding topics they want to visit as they determine them, and the organizer simply working their way down the agenda as it grows.