External Relations Department

His external relations department, meanwhile, which includes people who deal with the news media and do community outreach, grew to 26 from 24.

The fund's external relations department said on Monday that the ban on loans to Panama had been decided by the 22 members of its executive board.

Metropolitan Kirill of Smolensk, leader of the church's external relations department, was in charge of developing the social doctrine.

From 1995 to 1997, the then Moscow Patriarchate became increasingly involved in politics, and the External Relations Department acquired broader recognition and influence.

Manager of the Marketing and External Relations Department of INASMET from 91-94.

Documents subsequently obtained by American journalists showed that Ben-Menashe had worked for the External Relations Department of Israeli military intelligence from 1977-87, possibly as a translator.

During the campaign for the 12 July 2009 presidential election, Akouala Atipault worked on Sassou Nguesso's campaign as Head of the External Relations Department.

"Removing subsidies, moving the capital, these are very politically sensitive issues," said Ulrich Ebel, head of the external relations department of the West Berlin Economic Senate, the city government's economics ministry.

For instance, after years of relying solely on Ed Novotny, an outside public relations consultant, to handle much of its communication with the public, the firm now has a full-time, five-member external relations department.

In November 2009 he was made the Director General of the external relations department (DG RELEX) of the Commission before appointed EU ambassador to the US in February 2010.

Establishing the European External Action Service (1 December 2010), which merged the external relations departments of the European Commission, Council of the European Union, and will have diplomats seconded from national foreign services.

As a communications professional, Chude was appointed Publicist for Bank PHB's The Apprentice Africa in 2007, and served briefly in the External Relations department of the Nigeria LNG, before moving to Virgin Nigeria Airways, as Asst.

He has more recently published an introductory book about the IMF, entitled The International Monetary Fund: Politics of Conditional Lending (Routledge, January 2007), which was carefully critiqued in a 20-page review by the deputy director of the IMF's External Relations Department.

He then completed his professional development through work in the University of Louvain External Relations department, the Inter Marco Publicem and Publisynthèse advertising agencies in Brussels, and the printers Mambourg in Liege, Acobel in Brussels and Agfa-Gevaert in Mortsel.