Sentences with phrase «became head of communications»

In 1995 he joined Transco (later National Grid plc) as a communications adviser, becoming head of communications after five years before leaving in 2002.

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You joined the Bureau National Interprofessionnel du Cognac as head of communications in 2005 and, five years ago, became international marketing director for Champagne Lanson, before being appointed MD of SAS Larsen last year.

He's also bringing along two of his staffers: Colin Schmitt will serve as president, while Joe Bachmeier, his communications director, will become head of marketing.

[8] Before becoming an MP, he was president of the National Union of Students from 1984 to 1986, [7][9] a television producer for the BBC on Newsnight from 1988 to 1990 (where he became firm friends with fellow Manchester United supporter Michael Crick), producer at ITN's Channel 4 News from 1990 to 1991 [9] and head of communications at the GMB trade union from 1991 to 1997.

The idea is to provide junior scientists with the opportunity to become independent and the capital to pursue risky research, says Georg Scholl, head of communications at the Humboldt Foundation.

«As head of communications of a UN body you can all too easily become the jack of all trades but the master of none,» he says.

She began her career in marketing at Random House before working at the BBC and the Barbican before returning to the book trade to manage Foyles» events, becoming Head of Marketing, Communications and Publisher Relations.

Keep communication lines open to head off mistakes before they become a major problem for both of you.

Russell Craig, Manchester Airport's Head of External Communications said: «It's fantastic to receive this recognition — during our recent experiences with snow and the volcanic ash cloud, Twitter became a vital channel.

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«Gradually, as communications become more visual, we had to build a camera that's more powerful,» says Facebook's head of Messenger David Marcus.

«Partners who are headed toward divorce have the following tendencies: They become angry and use what we call the «four horsemen of the apocalypse or negative patterns of communication, which are criticism, contempt, stonewalling, and defensiveness,» says McNulty.