Kochi racetrack's PR officer, Masashi Yoshida, says he was originally reluctant to promote a loser as the face of the track, but had to do something to face closure.
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A "steward", a kind of PR officer for high-value donors, keeps them on board by organising trips to see the charity's work and giving updates on its successes, says Elizabeth Zeigler of Graham-Pelton, a fundraising consultancy.
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Jon Ronson's excellent account of the Justine Sacco incident—when a PR officer tweeted a very badly-judged AIDS joke before a trip to South Africa—gives a pretty dark insight into how quickly the Twitter storm can explode.
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"NIH has a long history of bi-partisan support and stands ready to work with the new Administration to improve people's health and reduce the burden of disease through biomedical research," Amanda Fine, a PR officer for the NIH, wrote in an email to The Verge.
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In 1949, Jenkins married Stella Mary Peet, known as Mollie. She died in 2008. The couple had two sons and two daughters. His daughter Rebecca, an author of crime novels set in 19th-century Durham,Family affair , Northern Echo, 6 April 2011 acted as his assistant and PR officer while he was the Bishop of Durham.
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Afanasjev graduated from the University of Tartu in 2002, majoring in economic policy. He has been a member of a literary group called Noorte Autorite Koondis (NAK) () since 1998, and a member of the Estonian Writers' Union since 2006. He has worked as a journalist, media analyst, copywriter, creative director, and PR officer. From 2005 to 2010, Afanasjev lived in Brussels, Belgium.
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Alfredo Rodríguez was born in Vedado, Havana, on 25 October 1936. Although he studied music at the Eduardo Peyrellade Conservatory, he did not begin his career as a musician until after he had moved to Manhattan in 1960. He initially worked as a PR officer for a printing company. In 1961, Arsenio Rodríguez, one of Cuba's most popular musicians, advised him to pursue a career in music.
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He broke with the CPGB in April 1940. Early in the war Strachey served as a volunteer air raid warden. Towards the end of 1940 he joined the Royal Air Force in which he served as a Squadron Leader with a temporary commission. He served first as an adjutant with No. 87 Squadron RAF, a Hawker Hurricane fighter squadron, then as the PR officer with a bomber group.
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Since 1999, Grütters has been holding an honorary professorship at Freie Universität Berlin for the Master's program Arts and Media Administration. Grütters also worked as a PR officer for the Bankgesellschaft Berlin from 1996. From 1998 to 2013, she was Spokeswoman of the Board of the Brandenburger Tor Foundation. She is a member of the Central Committee of German Catholics and spokeswoman of the committee's "Culture, Education and Media" section since 2013.
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Jon Keighren (born 7 December 1967, in Carlisle) is a football commentator for Imagine FM and TalkSport. He is also the official commentator for Stockport County Football Club. Keighren is PR Officer for the Royal British Legion in the north of England. He was previously Head of Media Relations at The University of Manchester, and Head of News and Sport at Signal FM and Imagine FM in Stockport, where he co-hosted the Breakfast Show with Ed James.
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Ash was later shown to have feelings for his new flatmate Mie Nishi-Kawa (Naoko Mori), but she left Holby before their relationship could develop. Ash married the hospital's PR officer Laura Milburn (Lizzy McInnerny) in the series 10 finale and they left Holby together following this. During his 1998 return, Ash confirmed he and Laura had a daughter and were separated. His 2013 return brought him into conflict with Zoe upon his return, but they later became friends.
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Bukta – Tromsø Open Air Festival is a non-profit foundation, with the annual general meeting as the highest authority. The annual general meeting elects the festival board, consisting of a chairperson and four board members. The board is working within the guidelines set by the annual general meeting. The daily administration of the festival consists of three employees – with the festival manager and the producer/marketing director being employed full-time, and a PR officer employed part-time.
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Olson retired with a record of 97 wins (47 by KO), 16 losses, and 2 draws from his 115 professional fights. He went on to work with disaffected youngsters before working as a PR officer for the Elevator Operating Engineers Local Union in San Francisco. In 1987 he was a Union Elevator Operator in Lancaster, California, working on new construction at the Antelope Valley Medical Center.Teamster's Union in "Hall of Fame Boxer, Carl 'BoBo' Olson Dies", The Honolulu Advertiser, Honolulu, Hawaii, pg.
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Following the proclamation of Indonesian independence, Soedarpo began to work at the Indonesian Ministry of Information's Foreign Section, due to his relative proficiency in English. He was noted as Indonesia's "first government PR officer". Later, he and Soedjatmoko was sent as an envoy from Sjahrir to Sukarno in a successful attempt to find and persuade the latter to allow the formation of a government led by a prime minister. In another occasion as an envoy, he convinced Sukarno to negotiate the 1946 Linggadjati Agreement.
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Leung earlier appointed Cathy Hung as his PR officer and Allen Fung as project officer. Leung's fourth appointment to his transitional office, of 27-year-old Chen Ran (陳冉) as his project officer, stirred criticism. Chen is a former General Secretary of the pro-CPC Hong Kong Y.Elites Association (香港菁英會), of which Leung is the patron. She is also the daughter of a middle-ranking government official in Shanghai, and a former member of the Communist Youth League who has resided in Hong Kong for over 6 years.
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Don Kitchenbrand kept his Catholicism secret and Laurie Blyth left the club after his Catholic faith was discovered. Some former Rangers players also stated that the policy extended to non-Catholic players who married Catholics. In 1980, for example, Graham Fyfe said that he had to leave Rangers because he had married a Catholic woman. The former Rangers player and Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has written that although Rangers' management knew of his decision to marry a Catholic, he experienced "poisonous hostility" from the club's PR officer Willie Allison.
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Christoph Bernstiel studied political science and sociology at the Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg until 2010 graduating with a Magister Artium. From 2010 to 2017, Bernstiel worked at the multimedia centre Mitteldeutsches Multimediazentrum Halle (Saale), initially as PR officer and later as head of communications. While working, he took a compact study course at the German Press Academy (depak) from 2010 to 2012, graduating with a degree in communication management. In 2012, he founded the company KOBE PR. He has been a certified PR consultant since 2013, certified by the testing and certification organisation of the German communications industry PZOK.
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Nag studied in Delhi, culminating in MA in Economics from the Delhi School of Economics in 1980. Nag worked as a deputy editor for Business India, as an editor and PR officer for the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India, as the New Delhi reporter for the Indian Express and as a staff writer and economist for Tata Economic Consultancy Services. Since 1993, he has worked for The Times of India. He was its business news chief, working in Delhi and Bangalore, in which role he brought business news to the front page in the wake of economic liberalisation.
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He held positions as a press and PR officer for arts and entertainment programmes, and a continuity announcer at Channel 4 TV. He also produced and directed an adaptation of Brian Friel's play The Faith Healer. He became a member of The Colony Room, where he was introduced to the renowned Anglo-Irish painter Francis Bacon, who encouraged him to undertake a professional career in painting. In 1992, Myles-Lea left Channel 4 and went to assist a friend for a year in the restoration of two historic buildings in the British countryside. These were, Bettisfield Park, in Hanmer, Wales, a classical house built in 1760, and Plas Teg a Jacobean mansion in Wales.
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Staines was PR officer for the Sunrise collective, an organiser of raves and acid house parties in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Sunrise avoided legal issues by positioning its large-scale dance parties as private-member clubs, outside of police control.Reynolds, S. Generation Ecstasy: Into the World of Techno and Rave Culture, Routledge, New York 1999 () Faced with opposition from the Conservative government, and a Private Members Bill to clamp down on unlicensed parties, Staines, along with Tony Colston-Hayter, established the Freedom to Party Campaign at the Conservative Party conference in October 1989. Although the campaign had little impact, with a first rally in Trafalgar Square attracting 4,000, and a second 10,000, Staines was still occasionally active in his role as director of the campaign, arguing in 1995 that individuals should have the right to have occasional noisy parties at home.
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In recognition of his great achievements he was awarded honorary life membership of Dublin Wheelers.ShayElliott-the life & death of Ireland's 1st yellow jerseyShay Elliott-Cycle of Betrayal - 2009 Documentary - Zampano Productions Another member was Christy Kimmage, who rode in the World Championships, and three of whose family, including Paul Kimmage were also active in Irish cycling, while another member, Willie Marks, was active from 1936 to 2014 (aged 95). Members of the club also played a strong role in the national cycling bodies, CRE and later the Irish Cycling Federation, which after later mergers now operates as Cycling Ireland, notably Steve Lawless as general secretary and later president, Donal O'Connell as a race planner and selector, Joe Doyle as national treasurer for more than a decade, and Ian Gallahar as PR Officer, all also serving as race officials. Donal O’Connell and Paddy McInerney co-founded the veterans association, which O’Connell led for many years.
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On 2 May 2007, a criminal investigation was opened into the attacks under a section of the Estonian Penal Code criminalising computer sabotage and interference with the working of a computer network, felonies punishable by imprisonment of up to three years. As a number of attackers turned out to be within the jurisdiction of the Russian Federation, on 10 May 2007, Estonian Public Prosecutor's Office made a formal investigation assistance request to the Russian Federation's Supreme Procurature under a Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) existing between Estonia and Russia. A Russian State Duma delegation visiting Estonia in early May in regards the situation surrounding the Bronze Soldier of Tallinn had promised that Russia would aid such investigation in every way available. On 28 June, Russian Supreme Procurature refused assistance,Postimees 6 July 2007: Venemaa jätab Eesti küberrünnakute uurimisel õigusabita claiming that the proposed investigative processes are not covered by the applicable MLAT.Eesti Päevaleht 6 July 2007: Venemaa keeldus koostööst küberrünnakute uurimisel Piret Seeman, the Estonian Public Prosecutor's Office's PR officer, criticized this decision, pointing out that all the requested processes are actually enumerated in the MLAT.
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