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Despite a surge in betting on the Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards becoming the next Director-General of the BBC yesterday, the smart money is still on the organisation appointing a woman to the top job for the first time in its 85-year history.

The care organisation appointed a project leader during the implementation for two days a week.

Trustees must act independently of the organisation that appointed them and act only in the best interests of the charity.

To accelerate candidates' ability to add value to the organisation, we appointed UH Ventures, jointly run by the University of Hertfordshire and Exemplas, as our apprenticeship provider.

To celebrate its record achievement the organisation has appointed 24 "guiding lights", some of whom are attending the UN's commission on the status of women in New York this week.

"It's clearly ludicrous for an organisation to appoint a panel to produce an objective report, and then to suppress its publication by the threat of legal proceedings.

Believing the Metropolitan Police to be a racist organisation, he appointed Paul Boateng to head the Police Committee and monitor the force's activities.

Back in November when Terry Burns was appointed chairman of the minority-supporting, cutting-edge public service broadcaster, we wondered whether such an organisation should be appointing someone other than another white male to its top posts.

It is certainly less difficult for most organisations to appoint a sound board than to achieve their mandate.

To compete as a nation we need firms and organisations to appoint top talent for top jobs.

* All public-sector organisations should appoint human rights champions where appropriate Improved service delivery * Public authorities and voluntary/community sector groups should mainstream human rights into their decision- making processes and their relevant policies and practices.