The phrase "head of communication" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to an individual who is in charge of managing and overseeing the communication strategies and practices within an organization or company. Example: Our company's head of communication, Sarah, is responsible for ensuring all internal and external messaging aligns with our brand and values.
Yet according to the former head of communication for Visa's Global sponsorships Andrew Woodward, the company should not do it.
"These days the CMS goes to the hard places and takes on the hard cases," said John Martin, the society's head of communication.
Tom Stainer is the editor of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) BEER magazine and What's Brewing publication and also currently acting head of communication for CAMRA.
Leann Boso, also on the flag team, rejected a review that advised management, "Sever ties with Head of Communication as quickly as possible".
The CWU said hundreds of crown post offices would be hit However, Mark Davies, the head of communication at the Post Office, told the Today programme that the vast majority of customers would not be affected.
Zubair Sayed, head of communication, Civicus, Johannesburg, South Africa, @zubairsay Zubair has 15 years' experience working in communication and campaigns across a range of organisations, from grassroots NGOs to WWF.
He chaired, for 10 years, the London Resilience GOLD Communication Group with the Heads of Communication from the other emergency services and lead responding agencies.
No politician can compel the commission to commit institutional suicide, but the repeated cheap shots directed gratuitously at the commission in recent days have unquestionably damaged it and put at risk its vital and generally unsung work of providing access to justice for those who cannot afford heads of communication or celebrity lawyers to speak for them.
But after winning at the regional level, I got more serious about it and worked with the heads of communication at the Université Sorbonne Paris Cité to put together the best speech possible for the national final.
This is why I am grateful to Pedro Ivo Alcantara, Program Communication Manager at UNICEF Brazil, and Nelson Leoni, Digital Communications Specialist at UNICEF Headquarters and formerly head of Digital Communication at UNICEF Brazil, for making time to share about their creative work in adolescent and digital citizenship.
Presenter: Sally Rumsey (Head of Scholarly Communication and Research Data Management, Bodleian Libraries).
