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Meanings of chief communications officer in English

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chief communications officer

Head of communications in an organization.

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Examples for "pro"
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Yes, becoming a pro athlete is one way to improve one's circumstances.
Ebony
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Until now, the pro-UK vote has enjoyed a small but consistent lead.
The Guardian
3
We're a long way off seeing all top female cricketers turn pro.
The Guardian
4
It's very difficult to have a future pro forma for your company.
Reuters
5
Another pro tip: Ask for the internet sales person at the dealership.
Reuters
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He will replace current CCO Jim Ryan who is leaving leaving the business.
Independent.ie
2
CCO retrospectively compares exposure frequencies in case and control windows.
Pubmed
3
CCOs should also not have supervisory responsibilities over business-line activities.
Reuters
4
The panel recommended that the council set expectations about what CCO bosses should earn.
Radio NZ
5
Modifications of SCCS and CCO partially deal with these biases.
Pubmed
1
The distinctiveness becomes apparent on meeting Michael Stanley, the school's public relations officer.
The Irish Times
2
He was formerly an in-house public relations officer with Irish Life.
The Irish Times
3
Ms Matthews was previously public relations officer with Norwich Union.
The Irish Times
4
As a public relations officer later told me, We had a devil of a time.
The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects
5
The insurance company's public relations officer sat opposite Elínborg, impeccably dressed and sporting a flamboyant tie.
Arctic chill
Usage of chief communications officer in English
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Bettlescroy turned to the bridge comms section and smiled coldly at the chief communications officer.
Surface detail
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After leaving the White House, Ms Hicks became chief communications officer at Fox Corporation, an American broadcasting firm.
BBC
3
It added that Senior Managing Officer Shigeru Hayakawa had been appointed to replace Hamp as chief communications officer effective July 6.
Reuters
4
Martinez was replaced one week after being accused in a lawsuit of unprofessional behavior by Erin Johnson, JWT's chief communications officer.
Reuters
5
Josh Earnest, United's chief communications officer, said bookings the week the programme launched were nearly double that of the previous two weeks.
Independent.ie
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Hope Hicks, formerly Trump's communications director, took a job this month as chief communications officer for Fox, the news network's parent company.
The Guardian
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She did eventually leave the White House, and now serves as an executive vice president and chief communications officer at 21st Century Fox.
News.com.au
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She stepped down in March 2018 to become chief communications officer at Rupert Murdoch's Fox, before returning to the White House in February.
Radio NZ
9
Hamp, a U.S. citizen who became Toyota's chief communications officer and first female managing officer in April, had been held since her June 18 arrest.
Reuters
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TechIreland chief executive Niamh Bushnell is to step down as head of the organisation to take up the role of chief communications officer with start-(...)
The Irish Times
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With the maelstrom of publicity and credibility, it's the obvious choice. Rachel Konrad, Chief Communications Officer, Impossible Foods.
The South African
12
At his instructions, the lock had been forced and the Chief Communications Officer was waiting there for him.
Childhood's End
13
Chief Communications Officer Gus Carlson and Chief Strategy Officer Brian Scanlon have also elected to leave, the company said.
Reuters
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Hamp will become Chief Communications Officer, and Reynolds will be Chief Legal Officer and Chief Officer of Corporate Planning.
Reuters