Sentence examples for lead communications from inspiring English sources
Then, at 7 53 p.m. Eastern time, Richard Kornfeld, the lead communications officer for entry, descent and landing, announced: "Touchdown signal detected".
Twitter's head of product communications, Rachel Delphin, also left last month to lead communications at Tanium.
Prior to Echoing Green, Janna lead communications at Women Deliver, a nonprofit focused on girls' and women's health and well-being, and was a writer and editor at Parents magazine, crafting articles on maternal and child health, behavior, and more.
In an announcement released today, Washington, D.C.-based VPP said Aun will lead communications efforts as it begins "a new phase of work to improve the lives of children and youth in the National Capital region".
Diksha Dutta Diksha Dutta is Lead, Communications at ElektroCotoure and an independent columnist.
Jennifer Peterson, director of communications, GRM Futures Group, Washington, DC, USA, @GRMINT @FuturesGroupGbl Jennifer leads communications for the GRM Futures Group of international development companies.
She had most recently led communications for the online and digital entertainment businesses at the Disney Interactive unit of the Walt Disney Company.
Prior to his current role he led communications and customer programmes for the head of HP's enterprise business sales in Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).
Cameron Blanchard, who led communications for the Entertainment and Digital Networks and Integrated Media division of NBC Universal New York, part of Comcast, was promoted to senior vice president for corporate communications at NBCUniversal.
This study was organized by the Department of Communications (DCO) cluster, which leads communications at HQ.
The Brandee he refers to above is of course Brandee Barker, who headed up Facebook PR from 2006 to 2010; Brian is Brian O'Shaughnessy, who previously led communications at Skype after four years at Google; and Sean is Sean Garrett, who previously headed up PR at Twitter.
