Publicity Director
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A publicity director creates, manages and increases exposure for brands, products, services, and people across a wide range of industries. Publicity directors are often employed in-house, or may work freelance or with specialist publicity agencies.
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- Assertiveness
- Attuned to Culture
- Communication
- Verbal Communication
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