- Campaign Manager
- £27500-£27500
- Finance Adminstrator
- £10.00-£11.00
- Media Officer
- £30,000 pro rota
- Mentoring Development Officer
- £25-27k per Annum
- Part Time Project Coordinator
- £25000-£25000
- Marketing Data Analyst
- £26900-£26900
- Director of Fundraising
- £45-48,000 per annum
- Older People’s Housing Action Support Officer (South of England)
- £24–27,000 + pension
- Director of Communications
- £45-48,000 per annum
- Corporate and Major Donor Manager (CEO and Trustee buy in)
- £32000-£34000
Expert View: Digital media - Why pay for an expensive TV ad?
By Damian Radcliffe, Third Sector, 23 July 2008
The most controversial TV advert of the year so far must be Heinz's Deli Mayo ad, which received acres of press coverage after it caused more than 200 complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority.
The commercial showed a typical family scene, with a wife distributing packed lunches to children and husband. The creative twist was that both husband and wife were played by men, and the advert ended with the working man giving his 'wife' a kiss goodbye. It was this kiss that provoked...
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