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Rainmaker
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Rainmaker
A valuable employee, manager or subcontracted person who brings new business to a company.

Rainmaker
Informal; a facilitator of a deal. The term especially applies to an employee whose sole duty is to bring in new business from wealthy clients. That is, the rainmaker meets with potential clients and convinces them to come to business with the rainmaker's company. See also: Finder's Fee.

rainmaker
A brokerage firm employee who brings a wealthy client base to the business.


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Rain makers, traditional Australasian percussion instruments, were being made by Darwin Bradley, six, and sister Autumn, two, whose made the trip from Guisborough with mum Sarah.
In order to satisfy the Borrower's capital request, Michaels accessed Wachovia and Hypo Bank to provide the funds, which were significantly greater than the existing financing This transaction marks yet another significant achievement for Michaels, who has become one of the country's leading deal and rain makers.
In July 2004, Zhoukou city officials claimed that rain makers in Pingdingshan overseeded clouds so that the latter city enjoyed rainfall that should have been Zhoukou's.
 
 
 
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