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PUBLIC RELATIONS AWARDS 2000: Gold - The Ketchum Award. PR Professional of the Year
27 Oct 2000
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PUBLIC RELATIONS AWARDS 2000: Gold - The Burson-Marsteller Award In-house Department of the Year.
27 Oct 2000
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PUBLIC RELATIONS AWARDS 2000: Consultancy & Individual - The Fleishman-Hillard International
27 Oct 2000
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PUBLIC RELATIONS AWARDS 2000: Consultancy & Individual - The BSMG Worldwide Award. Young Achiever
27 Oct 2000
represents the future for the public relations industry - so much so that he thinks 99 per cent of ...
PUBLIC RELATIONS AWARDS 2000: Consultancy & Individual - The Median Recruitment Award. Best New
27 Oct 2000
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PUBLIC RELATIONS AWARDS 2000: Consultancy & Individual - The Mediadisk Award. Best Small
27 Oct 2000
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