public relations officer
noun[C]
MARKETING,COMMUNICATIONSukus(abbreviationPRO)someone whosejobis tobuilda goodreputationfor anorganizationandmanageitsrelationshipwith thepublic
Examplesofpublic relations officer
public relations officer
From 1985 to 1991, she worked as apublicrelationsofficerfor industry federations in the construction and healthcare sectors.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The cause of the crash was not known and an investigation is underway, apublicrelationsofficersaid.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This does not come from anypublicrelationsofficer.
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There is now a newpublicrelationsofficerappointed from the established service.
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I thought his performance today was typical of apublicrelationsofficer.
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I understand that he may have more pressing duties as thepublicrelationsofficerof his party during the forthcoming campaign.
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There is never apublicrelationsofficerwho can reply to these letters.
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In the local government area of average size, the salary of apublicrelationsofficerrepresents a very substantial 1d. rate.
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