STOP PRESS: Luff quits Burson-Marsteller
13 Dec 2002
HEALTHCARE: Burson-Marsteller government relations director Frances Luff has quit to join GPC
by Martin Granger through Bikini. It comes in response to the findings of government body the Food Standards ...
HEALTHCARE: Burson-Marsteller government relations director Frances Luff has quit to join GPC
media and financial centres. The news follows the launch of a government-approved landmark scheme
Gompertz, who joined this week in a part-time capacity, takes on the role full-time from next April. He replaces Sophie Ahrowes, who left the post, then called head of marketing and communications, to return to freelance consultancy work. As director of comms Gompertz will oversee the central 16-strong ...
. Alongside the central office in Rio, Coca-Cola has another 16 regional franchisee companies covering ...
corporate reputation and CSR have become buzzwords, and the UK government has launched CSR initiatives ... attached to that word "Tory" and that that totally destroyed the Conservative government... That gave me ... of communications at Conservative Central Office has become a prominent media contact on a range of issues. Thirty ...
But like many others in Westminster, I am not convinced. The central, and potentially the most damaging, allegation remains in place - that she was speculating in the property market through an ostensiblyblind trust on a scale most people in the UK can only dream of. And that she fibbed to cover this up ...
the Government is trying to push wealth creation, for example. I would love to see whether PROs address that ...
University College London head of media Patrick Edwards takes up the same role at the DRC in January, just a month before the expected end to Government consultation over plans to set up the new body. If the Government ploughs ahead with the plan, the DRC will argue that a single body must be backed up by firmer ...
and decide at what point Cardinal Murphy-O'Connor should talk to the media. Central to dealings ...
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