Sentences with phrase «key spokesperson»
A "key spokesperson" is someone who is chosen to voice a group or organization's message or ideas to the public. They are seen as important and influential in representing the group's views and communicating with others. Full definition
It includes key spokespersons Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams and roboticist Noel Sharkey.
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It includes key spokespersons Nobel Peace Laureate Ms. Jody Williams and roboticist Noel Sharkey.
Its channel features interviews with leading physicists and key spokespeople from the physics community.
It includes key spokespersons such as roboticist Noel Sharkey.
Dara Albright interviews the eminent Ron Suber, President of Prosper and key spokesperson for the digital lending industry.
Rev Sally Hitchiner: BBC / Sky News The Brunel University chaplain and Diverse Church founder appears regularly on news broadcasts (both radio and television), was a key spokesperson on female bishops, and is often asked to comment on the modernisation of the Church of England.
Robin is a key spokesperson and presenter for Vanguard, with expertise in investor education, funds management, product development, industry and regulatory related topics.
He's also been a key spokesperson for reducing the tax rates on capital gains and depreciation recapture, and he helped push for automatic cancellation of private mortgage insurance.