Sentence examples for communications position from inspiring English sources

And Jay Carson recently traded a communications position at the foundation for a job as her campaign's press secretary.

I tell friends who want to work in development finance that a communications position is a great way for someone without an M.B.A. to get a foot in the door.

As a result, I am looking for local school-hours-only employment (that is, office work), which is on a par with hen's teeth, or a highly paid communications position in Sydney that will enable me to employ a live-in carer.

In just one year, grew a singular communications position into a lean, structured department that has expanded to cover client responsibilities for Kraft, Mondelēz, the United Nations and more, resulting in a 77% increase in media coverage for the Droga5 brand; a 266% increase in Twitter followers; and a 291% increase in Facebook likes.

Especially when you are applying for a communications position.

Jennifer Palmieri, who headed CAP's Action Fund, recently left to take on a communications position inside the Obama White House.

As a recruiter specializing in marketing and communications positions, I can report that firms are still hiring in those areas.

He served in several high-profile communications positions for the company before being named Executive Vice President, Corporate Communications for Time Warner Inc. in 2004.

Pierre held various marketing and communications positions at Toshiba, Computer Associates and IBM before founding the price comparison site Kelkoo in 1999, which he sold to Yahoo in 2004 for €475 million.

OTTAWA, Sept. 20 - Rogers Wireless Communications positioned itself to become Canada's largest wireless service provider on Monday with a bid for the feisty market upstart, Microcell Telecommunications.

"Michele has worked at the nexus of political and financial media throughout her career, serving in a number of senior communications positions in the U.S. Treasury Department, Fannie Mae and the White House from 2001 to January 2009," Morgan Stanley's chief executive, James P. Gorman, and the firm's vice chairman, Thomas R. Nides, wrote in a memorandum to staff members on Monday morning.