Collins at work for Crown Melbourne
By Jonas Lopez in Marcoms News on Wednesday, 05th May 2021 at 3:55pmJoshua Collins has joined the in-house PR team of the Crown Melbourne hotel.
He had recently left Romano Beck after nearly five years on the crew as account manager and senior account manager.
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He had recently left Romano Beck after nearly five years on the crew as account manager and senior account manager.
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