Weber Shandwick sports co-head Scott Bowers joins Jockey Club
22 Mar 2010 | by Alec Mattinson
Scott Bowers, co-head of sport at Weber Shandwick, is to leave the agency to become director of communications at The Jockey Club.
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Scott Bowers, co-head of sport at Weber Shandwick, is to leave the agency to become director of communications at The Jockey Club.
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