Sentence examples for high-profile communications from inspiring English sources

The last thing he needed was evidence that another high-profile communications project was getting a good kicking for inflated costs and a lack of transparency.

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.

In 2014, CRN, a high-profile communications technology magazine, placed Trifacta on its short list of The 10 Coolest Big Data Products.

The Obama administration has inherited a complex policy debate over how to communicate messages abroad during wartime, one that remained unresolved by the Bush administration despite a series of appointments of high-profile communications officials.

RLM Finsbury has managed some of the most complex, high-profile communications challenges and crises of the last three decades, including some of the largest international M&A transactions, IPOs and other capital raisings, proxy fights and corporate restructurings, as well as major litigation and government investigations, product recalls, strategic marketing initiatives and advocacy campaigns.

Upon graduating in 2012, Charles snagged several high-profile entertainment and communications based internships at Google, BET Networks, Capitol Hill and The Department of Justice.

Company leaders in general, however, must learn to demonstrate a level of sophistication, nuance, sensitivity and respect when communicating internally, especially when those communications involve high-profile people -- like celebrity actors, for example.

Like Chalmers, Watts has worked for a high-profile Labor minister, assisting former communications minister Stephen Conroy on the crafting of the national broadband network.

Two senior figures from the BBC are in the race to become Theresa May's new head of communications, including its high-profile diplomatic editor.

Mr. Campbell sought to still any speculation that his leave-taking was related to a current high-profile inquiry into whether the government communications machine that he led exaggerated the Iraqi weapons threat.

The increased volume of guidance has gone hand-in-hand with a number of high-profile cases where public concern about communications and record keeping was assuaged by an ever-increasing burden of bureaucracy.