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Innovation company appoints new
representative
WMG, the global innovation specialist based at the University of Warwick, has appointed a former journalist and PRO to its top comms job.
WMG, the global innovation specialist based at the University of Warwick, has appointed a former journalist and PRO to its top comms job Zoe Howard has left her press office post at water regulator Ofwat to take up a new role as head of communications at WMG
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 30 Sep 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The redesigned post will see Howard advise on key aspects of WMG's communications, liaising closely with senior staff in WMG and the university's communications office.
Part of Howard's role will be to assist the university's press team in enhancing WMG's media performance both in the UK and overseas.
She said: "WMG has a fantastic global reputation and I'm looking forward to using my expertise to build on that".
WMG is in the process of completing a rebranding exercise and one of Howard's first tasks will be advising on the launch and implementation of that brand and a redesigned website.
She added: "WMG helps others achieve great things through innovation".
"Our own communications tools must reflect that".
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