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Tourism Society hunts new chief
Monday, 01 Jul, 2005
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The Tourism Society is seaching for the new chief executive after the resignation of Carrie England.
She is standing down to take up postgraduate studies, described as a “once in a lifetime opportunity”.
Tourism Society chairman David Curtis-Brignell said: “I and the board wish Carrie every success. She has made a number of significant contributions and changes to the operation of the society in the short time that she has been in office and I know this was a very difficult decision for her to make.”
The position has been advertised on the society’s website www.tourismsociety.org
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