Sentence examples for head of promotion from inspiring English sources
The record's promotional campaign was coordinated by Dick Wooley, the former head of promotion for Atlantic Records.
Earlier this year, the Times tried to recruit, as its new head of audience development, Michael Wertheim, the former head of promotion at the disruptive media outfit Upworthy.
Reached by phone in Greenpoint, Aurora Passaro--the head of promotion (and most other departments) at Manhattan Special--seems slightly annoyed at the mention of the milestone.
The questionnaires were then collected, either directly after being completed, during an appointment with a member of the research team, handed to the head of promotion or in some cases by e-mail.
"I think it's so that the promoter can't skip the country if something happens at the event," says Alex Lyng, the venue's head of promotions.
"People listen to us," says Richard Palmese, head of promotions at J. "Local stations tell me, 'We look forward to records from J.' There's nothing like success to fuel success".
In 1950 he turned down a position as head of promotions at the Winchester Repeating Arms Company so that he could continue competing, with his next international stop being the 1951 Pan American Games.
We reached out to UK label Hospital Records for comment: "It's been proved time and time again that music can ease anxiety and increase concentration, which is why music was has played a part in Hospital theaters since as early as 1914," says Head of Promotions Amy Jayne.
While noting that all the individual Beatles were demanding employers, Apple press officer Derek Taylor later described McCartney as "the bossiest of the bossy"; according to Tony Bramwell, Apple Records' head of promotions, Lennon and partner Yoko Ono inflicted "their own reign of terror".
The team relied on different leaders (e.g., head of promotions, chief or junior residents) in order to sensitize students and residents for their voluntary participation.
