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ANDREW, Steven

City
Brookvale
State
NSW
Postcode
2100
Telephone
02 9907 3678
Fax
02 9907 3378
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Writer and media/public relations manager with more than 25 years experience (seven years providing freelance writing, media management and public relations services for clients; 20 years providing writing, media management, editing and PR services for employers in domestic and international markets). Combines strong writing/news reporting abilities with editing, PR, web design and team leadership skills. Specialist industrial relations reporter. Writing and PR experience spans industrial relations, remuneration, legal, health, manufacturing, sport (Sydney 2000 Olympic Games), consumer, beverages and environment. Career highlights: specialist industrial relations writer (Thomson Legal and Regulatory Group); author Remuneration and Reward Strategies (Thomson L&R); co-author Inside Employee Screening (Thomson L&R), media manager, Sydney 2000 Olympic Games (NSW Government’s Olympic Co-ordination Authority); national communications manager (Australian Veterinary Association); account executive (MCC Public Relations, UK); sub-editor (Sunday Telegraph, Sydney); editor (Cumberland Newspapers).
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