Paul Colgan joins political communications consultancy CT Group
Political communications, research and campaign consultancy, CT Group, has hired Business Insider’s former publisher and editor-in-chief Paul Colgan as a director.
Colgan spent six years at Business Insider and previously held several roles at News Corp Australia including network news director for digital, editor of News.com.au, and managing editor of The Punch.
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Colgan was the publisher and editor-in-chief at Business Insider
Colgan will specialise in media and technology.
Catherine Douglas, managing director of CT’s Australian research and campaigns business, said Colgan’s background would inform the business’ use of technology in campaigns.
“The CT Group is thrilled to have someone of Paul’s calibre and experience join our firm as we expand our use of technology in campaigns and throughout our business. Paul has a unique blend of experience having held senior editorial roles at some of Australia’s fastest growing digital news properties and at a time when online audiences were rapidly changing.”
Colgan said: “There’s nothing more compelling for me than working on issues where policy, technology, business and communities meet. It is a dynamic time and combining experience with data and research to advise key decision-makers is immensely exciting.”
CT Group was founded in 2002 by former Howard government advisor Lynton Crosby and pollster Mark Textor, under the name Crosby Textor. In 2018 it rebranded to CT Group.
There *have* been a number of staffing changes…
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Hi ‘Editor’,
It appears your comment has ended up on the wrong article, as there is no reference to ‘staffing changes’ here. I’ll try to find out what you may be referring to though.
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Hi Vivienne, it was on the Shari Markson yarn and I see it has been fixed.
https://mumbrella.com.au/sharri-markson-moves-to-the-australian-634362
I noticed I commented on another grammar error on a piece last week and the comment ended up under another article. There may be a functionality gremlin in the comments.
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