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Chief Sustainability Officers Aren’t Marketers, They’re Multi-Hyphenates

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Between 2011 and 2019, 414 global companies appointed chief sustainability officers (CSOs), per PwC data. Now a second wave of CSO appointments is making headlines.

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Doug Lezette Promoted to WJAR News Director

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Lezette has been the assistant news director since 2011. Doug Lezette has been named the new news director at Providence, Rhode Island NBC affiliate WJAR. He's worked as a news director in Springfield, Massachusetts, and several years ago he was an anchor and reporter in Albany, New York. He started his career in 1987.

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For Digital Publishers, Ad-Supported News Remains an Unsolved Puzzle

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The ambitious newsroom, which launched in 2011, sought not only to legitimize the reputation of BuzzFeed itself but to prove that an esteemed news.

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Alison Lomax Named as YouTube’s New MD for UK and Ireland

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Lomax, who joined Google in 2011 as part of its creative agency team, was previously managing director of finance, automotive, marketplaces and travel, a position she took up last September. Google has promoted Alison Lomax to become its managing director for video platform YouTube across the U.K. and Ireland.

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Gut Promotes Juan Javier Peña Plaza and Ricardo Casal to North America CCOs

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a Plaza have been on the fast track since they burst onto the scene at David in 2011. Ricardo Casal and Juan Javier Pe?a The Ecuadorian duo started as junior creatives in Buenos Aires and quickly established themselves as a creative powerhouse, rising through the ranks and winning multiple awards in their eight years at David.

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Michael Williams to Retire from WPTV After 44 Years in Broadcasting

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Williams started working at West Palm Beach NBC affiliate in 2011. WPTV anchor Michael Williams is retiring from broadcasting after 44 years. He started his career in TV at WSVN in Miami in 1984 and went on to work at NBC News, before joining WFOR in 2008. He's also worked at WTVX in Fort Pierce.

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Infographic: Sports Fans Are Happy and Engaged Off the Field, Too

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In addition to its eye-popping NFL ratings, Fox Sports has also seen record viewership for English-language soccer during the 2022 FIFA World Cup, as well as the biggest audience since 2011 for Nov.

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