Paul Hurst Email & Phone Number

Manchester, GB

London, England, United Kingdom

Working to develop, support and maintain an effective communication strategy for the PFEW.

UK, Nationwide

Working as part of a nationwide team, I am responsible for media training and engagement work across the United Kingdom.Drawing together my skills in the Digital Creative and Broadcast Journalism sectors, I specialise in devising and delivering content suitable for both the newsroom and the classroom. This may include media / journalism training or.

Manchester, United Kingdom

I worked primarily for BBC Radio Manchester as Broadcast Journalist on a single decker media bus. My responsibilities included both live and pre-recorded progamme inserts along with the associated planning required for each bus visit. Such visits were open to members of the public and I would record and produce audio for broadcast as part of a radio series.

My roles and responsibilities included devising and delivering media and communication strategies for a wide range of community impacting initiatives. This involves fundraising, social media usages and liaison with local and national press.

MediaCity:UK

My work centred around Radio. MMP devised and facilitate community broadcasting, predominantly for schools and this also involved working with established media companies and broadcasters.My role as Creative Director was to work on the planning, preparation and delivery of content with clients but also to support our growing platform of broadcasters with.

My role included the oversight of a small call centre team responsible for providing end-user support to individuals and corporate clients for one of the biggest IT suppliers in the UK.My work also included specialist support for Toshiba and Apple equipment a responsibility for which I received vocational training.Aside from my management responsibilities.

My first voluntary foray into broadcasting and radio.Standing in for a friend, I was soon smitten with the whole radio format. Its power to hold listeners and to create vivid pictures for an audience, what started as a stand-in, soon developed much further. In fact, it's still developing to this day.