Pinnell, MacDowall and Bishop in fight for top COI post
31 Oct 2002 | by Staff,
LONDON - The new boss of COI Communications will be chosen next week from a shortlist of five men chasing the £120,000-a-year job of succeeding Carol Fisher.
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LONDON - The new boss of COI Communications will be chosen next week from a shortlist of five men chasing the £120,000-a-year job of succeeding Carol Fisher.
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