Sentences with phrase «hired as their spokesperson»

Fairfield Inn and Suites, which hired her as spokesperson for something the company called «National Amazing Month,» a marketing campaign that involved conducting a survey in which it asked 1,400 people about who helps them stay amazing.

If you were a Republican, and switched parties, I don't think you'd get invited to the Republican parties anymore, or expect to be hired as their spokesperson.

At 13 Shults was hired as a spokesperson, earning about $ 3,000 a summer, and sent around the world, demonstrating his skills in Alaska, Denmark, France, Germany, Japan and Mexico.

Novelist Amy Tan was hired as a spokesperson for the new device and expounded to me in an interview about the virtues of the devices for writing and editing in bed.

Not exact matches

Integrated Media Technology's stock extends gains after 1,000 % pop Company spokesperson's voice mail box was full; PCG Advisory appointed as PR agency the day before the rallyIntegrated Media Technology's stock added to its more than 1,000 % gain, on no apparent news, in the previous session, with the newly hired public relations agency unavailable to answer questions.

An Amazon spokesperson confirmed the news, saying, «As part of our annual planning process, we are making head count adjustments across the company — small reductions in a couple of places and aggressive hiring in many others.»

Princeton, for example, plans to hire only about one - third as many faculty members this year as it has in past years, university spokesperson Emily Aronson says.

Even the supporting cast — which includes Rob Lowe as the outwardly clean - cut CEO who wants to hire Annie as a sort of spokesperson for his family - oriented company — is more than capable of producing laughs.

The speech comes more than a week after Greuel hired a new campaign manager, Janelle Erickson, who in addition to being a former aide to Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa (as well as, previously, Greuel herself), was serving as the spokesperson to the Coalition for School Reform, which spent over $ 3 million to elect reform candidates to the School Board in the March 5 primary.

In my role as director of Marketing Public Relations at Nestle Purina PetCare I had the pleasure of hiring Brian Kilcommons as an expert media spokesperson for several public relations programs.

As most people know, Reagan was a «B» movie star until General Electric hired him to both host a GE television series and become a corporate spokesperson around the nation.