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Moves - June 4, 1999

Cambridge University Press has appointed Allison Jones as senior marketing manager, humanities and social sciences publishing. She was previously marketing manager of the London International Book Fair.



Dawson International Services

Group has appointed Heather Crosbie as sales manager for the UK subscriptions operation. She was previously sales and marketing manager of Electronic Online Systems International.



Dorling Kindersley has appointed Colette Nugent as group head of marketing and brand development. She was previously head of marketing at Britannia Music. Jenny Calcutt has been appointed as marketing director. She was previously head of marketing, Penguin General Division. Jo Sanders has been appointed PR director for adult and children's titles.

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