Job of the Month Page 16 - The PR Report
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Matusik and Keen join P<strong>PR</strong>Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Public Relations’ has appointed two consultants,Deanne Matusik (pic left) and Jennifer Keen (pic right).Deanne has more than nine years experience in communicationshaving worked on some <strong>of</strong> WA’s highest pr<strong>of</strong>ile events and strategicpublic relations campaigns. Deanne worked as senior publicist atNetwork TEN (Perth) managing publicity for <strong>the</strong> network’s talentand portfolio <strong>of</strong> programs. She also managed numerous media andconsumer events during her tenure as communications projectexecutive at Burswood Entertainment Complex. Deanne alsoplayed a key role in coordinating <strong>the</strong> 2010 Rottnest Channel Swim ‐<strong>the</strong> world’s biggest open‐water swim.Jennifer has five years experience in <strong>the</strong> public relations sector. She has expertise across <strong>the</strong> hospitality, tourism andsporting industries and has worked with some <strong>of</strong> Australia’s premier brands and events including Jacob’s Creek, CrownLager, Hydro Majestic Hotel, Burke’s Backyard magazine, Australia’s First Families <strong>of</strong> Wine and Starlight Children’sFoundation.Cox Inall Ridgeway win Barangaroo indigenous consultationprojectIndigenous culture has become an important area <strong>of</strong> consideration for <strong>the</strong> controversial Barangaroo development in Sydney;local indigenous groups are upset with a perceived lack <strong>of</strong> consultation. In an effort to rectify this, <strong>the</strong> Barangaroo DeliveryAuthority has appointed Aden Ridgeway <strong>of</strong> <strong>PR</strong> and communications firm Cox Inall Ridgeway to lead <strong>the</strong> consultation processwith <strong>the</strong> indigenous community.Barangaroo presents many opportunities to recognise and celebrate indigenous culture, and this process will include <strong>the</strong>formation <strong>of</strong> an Indigenous Reference Group to guide <strong>the</strong> discussion and future priorities.CorrectionCorrection to <strong>the</strong> article “Editorial: Goodbye big Ad, Hello Big <strong>PR</strong> Event” in <strong>the</strong> January 2011edition <strong>of</strong> <strong>The</strong> <strong>PR</strong> <strong>Report</strong>KAILIS Jewellery was <strong>the</strong> sponsor <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Oprah morning event gift and not Paspaley. Approx6000 audience members will receive a specially designed KAILIS Jewellery pendant featuring alimited edition ‘O’ medallion and pearl (see pic right). Our apologies for <strong>the</strong> error.Kailis website www.kailisjewellery.com.au