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Campaign India Team
Nov 28, 2008

British Telecom's corp com head bags top PR honors

Carson Dalton, head of corporate communications, British Telecom India was named 'Young PR Professional of the Year' at the Asia Pacific PR Awards, held by Haymarket Media, in Hong Kong last week. Carson (pictured, right) was one of 16 PR professionals who were nominated for the award, which recognises the talent of people aged under 30 across the region.

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