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BBC promotes Paul Mylrea to director of comms role

The BBC has promoted Paul Mylrea to the role of director of comms on a permanent basis.

DfID's comms chief Paul Mylrea elected 2011 CIPR President

Paul Mylrea, director of communications for the Department for International Development, has been

DfID's Paul Mylrea among PROs to achieve chartered practitioner status

Department for International Development Paul Mylrea have both made history by becoming the first ever

BBC comms director Paul Mylrea counters Savile criticism

The BBC's director of comms has hit back at allegations that the corporation reacted slowly to the Jimmy Savile scandal.

DfID's Paul Mylrea takes top press and media relations role at the BBC

Department for International Development (DfID) director of communications Paul Mylrea is moving to

Paul Mylrea set to leave the BBC following arrival of James Purnell

BBC director of public affairs Paul Mylrea is set to step down later this year after a major shake

CIPR announces candidates for 2011 president elect and council representatives

The successful candidate will take up their position alongside the CIPR president, 2011, Paul ...

One week to go until CIPR presidency election deadline

Development director of communications Paul Mylrea are the two candidates vying for the post. The deadline ...

CIPR extends 2010 president elect deadline for one week

communications director at the Department for International Development Paul Mylrea are in the running for the ...

Donald Steel offers BBC advice over ongoing Jimmy Savile scandal

Steel was invited to be involved in the BBC s strategic decision-making by director of comms Paul ...

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