The Bible Society has announced the appointment of a new member of the Communications team, who has had experience with the United Nations, to increase its efficiency of spreading the Word.
Bible Society has appointed a new Public Relations Officer, Yemi Folayan, a Nigerian native, who has been internationally trained with experience in public relations, marketing, politics and international relations.
With a background in fundraising and working with international organisations like the United Nations, Yemi is the latest addition to the Bible Society’s communications team.
In the words of Emily Allen, the head of HR, “Yemi is what the society needs; she brings a fresh look of PR, with an innovative and creative flair to the communications team.”
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