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Death Sentence in 2 Years
Priest Thinks Twice
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Communication in Tourism
Moves to Oust Savarin
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UWP Leadership Question
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Lestrade & Stabilisation
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PM Charles Tightens Grip
Search for New President
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AT & T in Dominica
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SARS in Toronto, Canada
Bobby - Independent?
Casino Gambling Begins
Formal Opening of DSC
End of Douglas Dynasty?
Wage Bill Cut
DLP Want Theodore Fired
DFP Virtually Dead
PM's Fiscal Adjustment
Dr Etienne to PAHO
Relations with China?
Sam Raphael Resigns
Tour de Dominica Politics
PJ on Independence
Politics 25 Years Later
Cure For Aids Mooted
DSS Stymied by IMF
New Development at CTO
The Silent Killer
Grenada & Hurricane Ivan
Regional Tourism Security
Making Millions on Haitians
UWP Falling Apart

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CTO APPOINTS NEW COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
(Barbados, 22nd January, 2003)
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The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) has appointed Johnson JohnRose as Communications Officer as of January 2, 2003.

Mr. JohnRose, from the Commonwealth of Dominica, has been a consultant with CTO since March 2002, when he took over many of responsibilities previously held by Sharon Coward who was appointed CTO's Intranet Administrator. He will work with CTO's Deputy Secretary General, Mrs. Karen Forde-Warner to continue to develop and implement the organization's Communications Strategy. Mr. JohnRose will also collaborate with Mr. Luther Miller, CTO's Director of Finance and Resource Management, in developing and implementing public relations and communications strategies and programmes for CTO's European operations and public relations representatives in North America, the United Kingdom, Holland, Germany and France.

The Communications Officer is primarily responsible for establishing and maintaining a positive image both of the CTO and Caribbean tourism. He will also be expected to develop and implement a Caribbean Tourism Awareness Programme to raise the level knowledge and understanding of the importance of tourism to the Region. Mr. JohnRose also has the task of increasing and improving the level of communications of the CTO with its public and private sector membership and its staff on an ongoing basis.