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Encyclopedia > Angela Sarkis

Angela Sarkis is a BBC Governor appointed for a four year term in October 2002.


External link

  • BBC Website (http://db.bbc.co.uk/info/running/governors/angela_sarkis.shtml)



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SocietyGuardian.co.uk | Society Guardian | Something to shout about (1117 words)
Sarkis is the first to admit that she is taking leadership of a charity that has got a bit of an image problem.
Sarkis is the first female to head the charity since it was founded in 1844 and joins a small number of women leading some of the country's top charitable organisations.
Sarkis is determined to use her high public profile to keep alive the issue of diversity within the voluntary sector.
PPW Community : Angela Sarkis Spring 05 (504 words)
Angela Sarkis is a Communications and Rhetoric major who decided to take the PPW certificate because it “is a practical way to learn how and where to use writing in the workplace.” She feels that the certificate can help her achieve her career goals because it has taught her how to hone her writing skills.
Angela lends this advice to her fellow PPW students: “Don't be afraid to ask for informational interviews--people in the professional writing field are usually generous with their time and happy to talk about their accomplishments (remember, they were in our shoes not too long ago).
Angela believes that learning how to write quickly and concisely has helped her through papers in her schoolwork, and she believes that the PPW certificate has helped her develop skills that will make her marketable in the field of public relations.
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