It consists of a business intelligence advisory service; as well as a communications and public relations firm. |
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Today, tree-sits are sophisticated efforts employing cell phones, walkie-talkies, Web sites, mountaineering gear, and savvy public relations. |
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Since he quit Labour in 1997 he has been working in public relations and will take a significant cut in income to take up the new job. |
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The corporate communications and public relations profession is remarkably quiet in all the rah-rah hype of blogging. |
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Anderson's original design was then refined by Bill Lloyd, CCA's public relations department manager. |
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To survive I had to branch out into retail advertising, public relations, and nonprofit agencies. |
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The issues facing them are serious and appurtenant to effective public relations. |
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Topics include marketing, public relations, staff recruitment, and round-table discussions for experienced and first-time supervisors. |
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Discouraging access seems to provide minimal benefits at the expense of very poor public relations. |
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Dillon is head of public relations for Ladbrokes, Manchester United's betting partner. |
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If Lott's original words are not enough to disqualify him as Senate leader, then his maladroit grasp of public relations should be. |
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Surely, there had to be a highly developed public relations conspiracy orchestrated in the background. |
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While you want broad exposure, what you cannot do is have a scattershot approach to your public relations campaign. |
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On completion of her tertiary education, she found employment in administrative posts and in public relations. |
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Both sides embarked on an escalating public relations battle and a frantic scramble for the moral high ground. |
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Striking the martyr pose is good public relations because it distracts attention from the real issues. |
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Compare the amount of money devoted to search engine optimisation with the much smaller field of public relations with Wikipedia. |
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Most medical societies prohibit members from bartering surgery for public relations purposes. |
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Much of the news and information in the media originates from public relations sources. |
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A public relations company dealing with the Plaza declined to confirm whether the rumours were true. |
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Never underestimate the power of public relations efforts to determine what is remembered and what vanishes down the memory hole. |
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A principal positioning tool in the marketers' toolkit is the utilization of the promotional mix, in particular advertising and public relations. |
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He was out of the country, vacationing in Mexico, but he arranged for a public relations firm to fax a prepared statement to the media. |
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The issues involve the players and owners, not the trainers, equipment managers, broadcasters or public relations directors. |
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That will be the annual salary for the new executive needed to polish up Southampton's public relations. |
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She works in an ultramodern public relations firm, and her world contrasts greatly with Kristoffer and Geir's unglamorous job. |
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Most medical bodies apart from the BMA are underresourced and naive when it comes to public relations. |
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Sieuraj knocked Government's push for the passage of the police reform bills which he described as public relations tactics and a smokescreen. |
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Reports that the former Tasmanian governor was negotiating to sell his story were untrue, a leading public relations company said today. |
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I see now that the voice of a company is not limited to top level executives, vice presidents, and public relations officers. |
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In a recent public relations videocast, he proudly quoted advice from her that he said he will never forget. |
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The subject of employing a company to organize the event was also raised to increase public relations and bump up the numbers of competitors. |
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This sounds like bureaucratese for public relations, so I would feel pretty safe adding this into the overhead costs. |
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He did, however, have an innate grasp of public relations, dressing with flair so people would notice him. |
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Capable of taking out enemy soldiers without killing them, calmatives were once seen as ideal from a public relations standpoint. |
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Yorkshire Water today went on to a public relations offensive targeting both its business and domestic customers. |
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I think the issue of file-sharing requires something of a public relations offensive, not a legal battering. |
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This means companies will have to hire a lot more people to answer the telephone, but the cost can be charged to public relations. |
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That's in contrast to the nuclear energy and genetically modified organism industries, which are hobbled by bad public relations, she adds. |
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As the Chinese government's public relations supremo, Zhao Qizheng has an unusual background. |
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But, again, this just seems another public relations exercise when civic attitudes have not really changed. |
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Robinson handles the company's purchasing and public relations and manages business partnerships. |
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As a president with a great sense of public relations, he may be commendable, and so are his ministers. |
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Correctly understood, psychological warfare does not treat home morale or concern itself with public relations involving friendly countries. |
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Bring on your mendacious public relations men, your scheming politicians, your grasping fumblers in greasy tills! |
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Well, I think his father had a certain contempt for the public relations factor in the presidency. |
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Amongst other roles, which have always been people orientated, she has also worked in public relations organizing conferences and conventions. |
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She leads a handful of Irishwomen who handle lucrative public relations accounts for the cream of Irish business. |
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Like many small business owners, you might not have the budget to hire a slick copywriter to write all your ads and public relations materials. |
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Relationships must therefore be fully acknowledged and open, without public relations flummery. |
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I have worked in shady professions, most recently as a political flunky and public relations hack. |
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Thus the plotting and counterplotting gets morally foggier when public relations gets into the government and industry arena. |
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Mahmood met the countess, married to Prince Edward, at her public relations firm in April. |
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He also determinedly reinvented the notion of the auteur by fusing it with public relations and advertising. |
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She proudly proclaims that she was once in public relations for the nuclear industry. |
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Speakers at the seminar said sponsorship was an effective method of building public relations and effecting sales promotion. |
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At times, they have been more or less deliberately constructed for public relations purposes. |
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The public relations exercise attracted widespread media coverage for the airline at the time. |
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Her career goal is to be a corporate executive in a public relations or business consulting firm. |
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Professional public relations companies have been hired to keep the image right. |
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As the city's first public relations officer Eric's job was to attract tourists to the region. |
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In this case, the inquiry is in danger of being seen as little more than a glorified public relations exercise. |
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It was, in effect, an intended public relations exercise to explain why the procedure had not proceeded according to plan. |
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It appeared the previous day's roll-out was a carefully staged public relations exercise. |
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Still works in the city, too, in his own marketing and public relations business. |
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Previously she worked for Nampost as a senior manager for public relations and corporate affairs. |
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The use of public relations consultants, press officers and marketing companies has exploded. |
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In recent years there has been a significant increase in both interest and expenditure on public relations activity. |
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The rest, he says, is straightforward public relations work on behalf of corporate clients. |
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They recruit professionals in media and public relations who can play the journalists at their own game. |
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The codes can be more of a public relations exercise than a real guide to practical conduct for managers. |
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It was an online survey taken by public relations professionals in 52 countries. |
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Now he has set up Notions, a marketing, public relations and property management company. |
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As its effective public relations officers, they were constantly in the line of fire. |
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The university had hired a New York public relations firm to help reform its image. |
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Next I asked him what kind of budget he had set aside for marketing and public relations. |
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Of course, the aspiring star needs to take care of the public relations, and seize the opportunities. |
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Ironically, his own troubles have coincided with New Labour's public relations fiascos of the past fortnight. |
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Over the years, Iftar parties have also evolved as platforms to improve public relations. |
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I feel the police are missing a golden opportunity to create good public relations. |
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Well, in terms of public relations, it has not been a good week for the White House. |
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The rivalry between the two bosses is viewed as a good public relations exercise. |
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The loyalist public relations battle had been well and truly lost and it was left to the politicians to try once again to paper over something most rotten. |
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His public relations skills are not so much negligible as negative. |
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He was multifaceted and multi-dimensional genius, who excelled in every sphere viz., as a teacher, a poet, a scholar and a public relations officer. |
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A static Web presence has the ability to act as your virtual, global customer service, marketing, and public relations representative on a round-the-clock basis. |
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Berman, the nonprofit executive director, is paying Berman, the public relations executive, for services. |
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Lots of green investments are done for public relations or marketing reasons. |
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The public relations campaign continues today at warp speed. |
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But for the over-worked, guideline-driven doc-in-a-box, low-carb diets still have a daunting public relations battle to overcome. |
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But for all the jolly quips and witty asides public relations and advertising are tough, unforgiving industries, teaming with showmanship and bravado. |
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She said the workshop would also tackle business management projects, marketing, processing and export, internet, networking and public relations technics. |
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How did he gain the necessary experience in public relations consulting? |
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It has retained a crisis public relations firm, The clyde Group, and disputed the CIR investigation in other media. |
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Seizing this opportunity, Boyden launched a public relations blitz to create the impression that Navajo overgrazing of Hopi territory was about to ignite a range war. |
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The class also received public relations catalyst lapel pins. |
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Do members remember the scandal when it was revealed that taxpayers' money was funnelled through a public relations firm to get people to lobby members of Parliament? |
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The calcium-rich ice cream was first rolled out in three test markets and supported with couponing, point of sale and a small public relations effort. |
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In an age obsessed with celebrity, the glitz of our 'starchitects,' backed by large staffs and copious public relations support, dominate the headlines. |
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During his time there, he moonlighted as a public relations consultant, masterminding arrangements for Prince Albert to lay the foundation stone for new docks at Grimsby. |
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Since moving to the Cotswolds she has juggled her successful writing career with running her own public relations company and looking after her growing family. |
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A former public relations worker had to have stitches and specialist eye treatment after he was glassed in the face by a former friend a jury was told. |
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We were also outmaneuvered by his sophisticated public relations machine. |
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An overanxious public relations person assigned to promoting Office 2003 among reviewers has been e-mailing me regularly, nervously asking what my reviews are going to say. |
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Some of the magazine is very well written, likely penned by someone with journalistic or public relations experience. |
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He was succeeded by Shaun Woodward, a director of party public relations, who later crossed the floor of the House of Commons to join the Labour Party. |
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The overwhelming majority of family businesses there did not have ancillary departments for labour relations, public relations, or market research. |
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According to the public relations staff at the Shangri-La, the Lantern Festival was not a major festival, so the hotel had not prepared a special set menu. |
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It would have been constructive and amenable to police public relations. |
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In Canada, the herb has become a mainstream recreational indulgence for everyone from bored petroleum engineers to stressed-out public relations flacks. |
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But all these groups are reaching a point where vengeance takes priority over politics or, much less, public relations. |
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Not only do you have to be a teacher, you must be a parent figure, confessor, psychologist, counselor, public relations expert, and a role model for the community. |
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Official spokespeople were initially hostile, but have now taken the smart public relations step of cautiously complimenting the duo for raising topical issues. |
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Ask any tennis journalist or public relations representative if they have a good Li Na story and they do. |
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Their appearances are engineered and underwritten by record labels and public relations firms. |
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In Sarah, he had found a tall, power-dressing, glamorous partner, serious and flinty, with a successful business record in developing a right-on public relations company. |
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It was earlier this year and he was working at the London Boat Show in his capacity as a lieutenant commander with the Royal Naval Reserve public relations team. |
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I have raised three factors commercialism, technology and the invasive culture of public relations that are placing pressures on journalism in different ways. |
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In his new position, Bulla will be responsible for public relations, advertising and external communications. |
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Buses are often used for advertising, political campaigning, public information campaigns, public relations, or promotional purposes. |
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The story reportedly delighted MacKenzie, who was keen to run it, and Max Clifford, who had been Starr's public relations agent. |
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Despite the public relations boon, Louis's charitable fights proved financially costly. |
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The attack was a public relations disaster for France after it was quickly exposed by the New Zealand police. |
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It has been labelled a public relations disaster by leading New Zealand PR firms and Consumer advocate groups. |
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This public relations effort gave them some recognition for sequencing the cotton genome. |
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Arthur battles him alone, an act of public relations intended to inspire his knights. |
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Bobby Zarem was considered and up-and-coming public relations genius, a superflack. |
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Ronda Pick is promoted to account executive in the agency's public relations group. |
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Not wanting to be pressed for details, public relations gave a wishy-washy answer. |
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Canadian public relations executive Samantha Gayfer and Scottish housewife Linsey Raeburn said they have learnt their lesson the hard way. |
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The winning public relations strategy was developed in partnership with Koan, a Manchester-based communications consultancy. |
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We believe LNS will redefine the way in which law firms conduct their public relations activity. |
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Prior to joining LNS, Smith was a partner in G2PR, a boutique public relations agency in Newburyport, Mass. |
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In addition, MBD execs say the repowered fleet has been a public relations boon. |
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Sigmund Freud, was an uncle of the founder of modern public relations, Edward Bernays. |
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In addition to the western market media mix, CAC will maintain national support via online advertising and strong public relations outreach. |
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Prat PR is a public relations agency specializing in media relations, internal and external communications and strategic consulting. |
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She has been quoted or featured in numerous articles on entrepreneurialism, public relations and marketing and speaks frequently on these topics. |
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A WARWICKSHIRE public relations agency has changed its name to highlight its specialisation in press relations. |
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Waxman also raised new allegations about Doan's attempts to award a contract to a longtime as sociate, public relations executive Edie Fraser. |
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Any Bahraini woman aged between 18 and 65 can benefit from the scheme, said Al Ebdaa Bank marketing and public relations head Soubah Al Zayani. |
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Over this time journalists and public relations professionals have lamented the dearth of talent produced by college communication departments. |
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Brane Gruban, ABC, has more than 28 years of business experience, including 15 years in public relations and management consulting. |
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What are we teaching public relations students at the close of the millennium? |
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Like all public relations settings, having adequate financial and staff resources is necessary to be effective. |
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While Count Max Immelmann was the first public relations product to emerge from the first year of warfare, many others were waiting in the wings. |
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Hidden spokeswoman and director of public relations firm Rise Media, Tessa Gee said the aim was to create an intimate but not cliquy club. |
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If Mr Blair is to survive toleadLabour into another ge neral election, he has a major public relations of fensive to win. |
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Triplications in pay, recruiting, public relations and intelligence services added to costs at the expense of efficiency. |
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Wild examines the public relations push by coffee makers to overcome some of these negative associations. |
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To Foundationers, the celebrations are a bizarre public relations twist on a reality of lies and broken promises. |
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Why can't the traffic directorate employ public relations staff to answer these important inquires? |
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The Floathe Johnson home page allows people on the Internet to see samples of advertising and public relations created by the agency for its clients. |
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The Soviets mounted a public relations campaign against the policy change. |
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The corporate-sponsored gathering in Seattle is no groundbreaker, as Susan Kruller, media and public relations director for the Seattle Host Organization, notes. |
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Plaquet and Tucker are account service managers supporting the planning and coordination of advertising, public relations and marketing strategies for various clients. |
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Dramaturgs handle all media and other public relations for a theater. |
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Julia is chief executive of Hobsbawm Media and Marketing and a visiting professor of public relations at the College of Communication, University of the Arts London. |
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This was partly for their own enjoyment and partly as a form of public relations to demonstrate to the nation their character as a happy and devoted family. |
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Although Faroese is the official language on the islands, Danish is taught in schools and can be used by the Faroese government in public relations. |
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Victoria's first visit to Ireland in 1849 was a public relations success, but it had no lasting impact or effect on the growth of Irish nationalism. |
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Asbury Automotive Group, Incorporated, an automotive retail and service company in the United States, has chosen Porter Novelli as its public relations agency of record. |
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In The Court of Public Opinion was the first business trade book to examine the interplay of media, public relations, and public perception during litigation. |
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