In July, Jacobs, a 31-year-old American, took a new job as deputy head of the public relations department at Italtel, the Milan-based telecom equipment company.
Soon after, we loaded up our car and hit the road for Washington, where we had accepted a summer internship in the public relations department of the Heritage Foundation.
One intern was supposed to be working in the public relations department of a New York fashion conglomerate but wound up spending the summer reorganizing the makeup supply closet.
The public relations department at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, the Los Angeles hospital where the rapper is reportedly being treated, did not confirm or deny that Lil Wayne is there, per its policy.
The task-force inspires such fits that the health department is hiring public-relations firms to improve its communications.
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The IRGC's public-relations department also announced last week that it had recruited and trained 120, 000 cultural soldiers in the past three years to combat "a soft cyberwar" against Iran.
The Sector for External Relations and Public Information (ERI) and the Africa Department (AFR) ensure liaison with Member States.
Kathy was the business's secretary, bookkeeper, credit department, public-relations manager -- she did everything in the office, while her husband handled the building and painting.
In this event the individual cabinet minister would have to be content with being a public-relations officer to his or her department, unless the prime minister had appointed him with the express purpose of carrying out reforms.
David Cameron, the Tory leader, went from university into the party's research department and, apart from a few years studying the dark arts of public relations, has been in politics all his adult life.
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