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tony deyal. resume.August 4 2016

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Anthony Deyal
Anthony Deyal

Tony Deyal has extensive experience in communications, having worked as a consultant for numerous organizations in the Caribbean region. Some of his roles included developing training programs for television producers and facilitating workshops on strategic communications. He also managed a $7 million multimedia project in Trinidad and Tobago and served as the Corporate Secretary for the West Indies Cricket Board. Deyal's background includes work with the PAHO, World Bank, and UNEP, where he focused on public education, outreach, and multimedia materials development.

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ANTHONY (TONY) DEYAL Work Experience Highlights: Selected Present/ Recent Assignments Writing contractor for Ministry of Public Administration (MPA) and facilitator for Public Service Academy (PSA) Workshops on Speechwriting, Managing by Communications and Strategic Communications. Designed, facilitated and coordinated a comprehensive training programme for television producers on all aspects of production including new media. While at Boston University as a Hubert Humphrey Fellow, became interested in convergence and introduced the concept to GISL, Trinidad and Tobago. Consultant for the National Petroleum Marketing Company (NP) including teaching/training managers and Directors to improve the corporations communications and advising with the companys media, advertising and public communications. Consultant, Project Manager and Acting CEO of the Government Information Services Ltd. (GISL) Manageda US$7million multi-media project (Integrated Communications OutreachNetworkor ICON) which linked together digital outdoor and indoor screens,television including Cable, radio, print and social media. Crisis Communications consultant for several local and regional organisations. PAHO Consultant, Public Education programme on Vector Control, Antigua and Barbuda. Held workshops in communication and multi-media production for staff in 16 Caribbean countries. UNESCO Climate Change Education project in Guyana (as a member of the UWI Mona Consulting Team). Developed multi-media approaches to Technical Education for Climate Change. Conducting speechwriting, production and Media Management workshops for Atlantic (LNG), and other organisations in Trinidad and Tobago. GEF IWCAM Contractor for print Media Materials on Waste-Water issues. Resource/Rapporteur for PAHO Emergency Dengue Workshop for Caribbean Vector Control Managersand PAHOconsultant for pre-cholera activities in Turks and Caicos Islands. Focus on multi- media messages and training of trainers. Designed, constructed and managing a Know Your Status web resource for PAHO HIV Caribbean Office (PHCO) and redesigned the UNEP/CAR website. Produced several documentaries; designed and hosted live television current-affairs programmes. Teaching assistant in communications at Carleton University, Ottawa, and Communications Tutor, University of the West Indies, St Augustine. September 1, 2006 July 28, 2008: Corporate Secretary of the West Indies Cricket Board: The post carried responsibility for all the functions of Corporate Secretary, Corporate Services, Human Resources, Industrial Relations and Corporate Communications. Developed multi-media public service communications in conjunction with professional freelancers.
2 2 August 2003 August 2006: Public Education and Outreach Specialist for the World Bank/CARICOM 12-country Mainstreaming Adaptation to Climate Change (MACC) Project basedin Belize but covering the English-speaking Caribbean. Responsible for all marketing and communications-related activities, community vulnerability, Knowledge, Attitude and Practice/Behaviour (KAPB) surveys, website and clearing house management, training and workshop facilitation, multi-media materials development, lectures to various audiences throughout the region. as well as design of communications and social marketing components of all programmes/modules. Conceived and produced a Handbook on Climate Change for Caribbean Journalists (in collaboration with the Association of Caribbean Media Workers) and pilot Community-based interventions. December 1, 1994 September 30, 1998: Pan American Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) Media/Communications Advisor for the Caribbean in the Department of Health Promotion and Protection. Responsibilities included social marketing, working with Community Projects (Vector Control) in 15 countries, administering Caribbean MediaAwards for Excellence inHealth Journalism in 13 countries; Seminars in 15 countries on Mastering Communication and the Mass Media Environment; Internal and External Communications, including media liaison. Produced print, video and radio materials. August 21, 1991 to June 30, 1992: Hubert Humphrey (Fulbright) Fellow, Boston University, in Planning and Resource Management. Courses included Global Marketing, International Communications, International Public Relations, Organizational Consulting, Organization Structure and Development, Tourism Management. Also worked closely with the Universitys multi-media department. World Bank Short-term Consultant on the use of communications technologies and community participation in World Bank Projects. EDUCATION: Bachelor of Journalism (First Class Honours) 1974, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario. Post-graduate Diploma in Planning and Resource Management obtained as a Hubert Humphrey (Fulbright) Fellow, 1992, School of Graduate Studies, Boston University. Certificates and other training in Message Design (Stanford University), Project Management, World Bank Procurement, Executive Management (UWI), Political Education (West Germany). PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL HIGHLIGHTS AND INTERESTS: First President of the Hubert H. Humphrey Alumni Association of the Caribbean.
3 3 Columnist, The Nation (Barbados); Trinidad Express, (Trinidad); The Gleaner (Jamaica), Kaieteur News (Guyana) and other on-line newspapers in the Diaspora communities. Membership in the World Future Society and Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. Publications: Natural Resources Forum, Volume 30 Issue 4 Page 328-330, November 2006 Anthony Deyal, Laurens M. Bouwer, Jeroen C.J.H. Aerts, Qazi Kholiquzzaman Ahmad, Henk van Schaik, Patricia A. Hoyte, Susanne C. Moser, Matrix Alliance (2006) Election Handbook for Caribbean Journalists, Association of Caribbean Media Workers, ed. Grant and Gibbings, Campaign Advertising in the Caribbean Context (Chaper 10) References: Keith W. Lequay Ph.D. Consulting Psychologist Director: Organisational Development - CaribCare Ltd St Lucia: (work) 758-452-8802. Trinidad: 1-868-462-6590 Jamaica: 1-876-782-2980 www.caribcare.net Dr. Dale Rankine USAID Consultant Post-Doctoral Researcher Department of Physics UWI, Mona, Jamaica dale.rankine02@mymona.uwi.edu 1-876-927-2480 Dr. Vincent Sweeney Head, Caribbean Sub-Regional Office, UNEP 14-20 Port Royal Street Kingston, Jamaica Tel +1876-512-1854 (mobile) +1876-922-9267 XT6247 (work)

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  • 1. ANTHONY (TONY) DEYAL Work Experience Highlights: Selected Present/ Recent Assignments Writing contractor for Ministry of Public Administration (MPA) and facilitator for Public Service Academy (PSA) Workshops on Speechwriting, Managing by Communications and Strategic Communications. Designed, facilitated and coordinated a comprehensive training programme for television producers on all aspects of production including new media. While at Boston University as a Hubert Humphrey Fellow, became interested in convergence and introduced the concept to GISL, Trinidad and Tobago. Consultant for the National Petroleum Marketing Company (NP) including teaching/training managers and Directors to improve the corporations communications and advising with the companys media, advertising and public communications. Consultant, Project Manager and Acting CEO of the Government Information Services Ltd. (GISL) Manageda US$7million multi-media project (Integrated Communications OutreachNetworkor ICON) which linked together digital outdoor and indoor screens,television including Cable, radio, print and social media. Crisis Communications consultant for several local and regional organisations. PAHO Consultant, Public Education programme on Vector Control, Antigua and Barbuda. Held workshops in communication and multi-media production for staff in 16 Caribbean countries. UNESCO Climate Change Education project in Guyana (as a member of the UWI Mona Consulting Team). Developed multi-media approaches to Technical Education for Climate Change. Conducting speechwriting, production and Media Management workshops for Atlantic (LNG), and other organisations in Trinidad and Tobago. GEF IWCAM Contractor for print Media Materials on Waste-Water issues. Resource/Rapporteur for PAHO Emergency Dengue Workshop for Caribbean Vector Control Managersand PAHOconsultant for pre-cholera activities in Turks and Caicos Islands. Focus on multi- media messages and training of trainers. Designed, constructed and managing a Know Your Status web resource for PAHO HIV Caribbean Office (PHCO) and redesigned the UNEP/CAR website. Produced several documentaries; designed and hosted live television current-affairs programmes. Teaching assistant in communications at Carleton University, Ottawa, and Communications Tutor, University of the West Indies, St Augustine. September 1, 2006 July 28, 2008: Corporate Secretary of the West Indies Cricket Board: The post carried responsibility for all the functions of Corporate Secretary, Corporate Services, Human Resources, Industrial Relations and Corporate Communications. Developed multi-media public service communications in conjunction with professional freelancers.
  • 2. 2 2 August 2003 August 2006: Public Education and Outreach Specialist for the World Bank/CARICOM 12-country Mainstreaming Adaptation to Climate Change (MACC) Project basedin Belize but covering the English-speaking Caribbean. Responsible for all marketing and communications-related activities, community vulnerability, Knowledge, Attitude and Practice/Behaviour (KAPB) surveys, website and clearing house management, training and workshop facilitation, multi-media materials development, lectures to various audiences throughout the region. as well as design of communications and social marketing components of all programmes/modules. Conceived and produced a Handbook on Climate Change for Caribbean Journalists (in collaboration with the Association of Caribbean Media Workers) and pilot Community-based interventions. December 1, 1994 September 30, 1998: Pan American Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) Media/Communications Advisor for the Caribbean in the Department of Health Promotion and Protection. Responsibilities included social marketing, working with Community Projects (Vector Control) in 15 countries, administering Caribbean MediaAwards for Excellence inHealth Journalism in 13 countries; Seminars in 15 countries on Mastering Communication and the Mass Media Environment; Internal and External Communications, including media liaison. Produced print, video and radio materials. August 21, 1991 to June 30, 1992: Hubert Humphrey (Fulbright) Fellow, Boston University, in Planning and Resource Management. Courses included Global Marketing, International Communications, International Public Relations, Organizational Consulting, Organization Structure and Development, Tourism Management. Also worked closely with the Universitys multi-media department. World Bank Short-term Consultant on the use of communications technologies and community participation in World Bank Projects. EDUCATION: Bachelor of Journalism (First Class Honours) 1974, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario. Post-graduate Diploma in Planning and Resource Management obtained as a Hubert Humphrey (Fulbright) Fellow, 1992, School of Graduate Studies, Boston University. Certificates and other training in Message Design (Stanford University), Project Management, World Bank Procurement, Executive Management (UWI), Political Education (West Germany). PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL HIGHLIGHTS AND INTERESTS: First President of the Hubert H. Humphrey Alumni Association of the Caribbean.
  • 3. 3 3 Columnist, The Nation (Barbados); Trinidad Express, (Trinidad); The Gleaner (Jamaica), Kaieteur News (Guyana) and other on-line newspapers in the Diaspora communities. Membership in the World Future Society and Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. Publications: Natural Resources Forum, Volume 30 Issue 4 Page 328-330, November 2006 Anthony Deyal, Laurens M. Bouwer, Jeroen C.J.H. Aerts, Qazi Kholiquzzaman Ahmad, Henk van Schaik, Patricia A. Hoyte, Susanne C. Moser, Matrix Alliance (2006) Election Handbook for Caribbean Journalists, Association of Caribbean Media Workers, ed. Grant and Gibbings, Campaign Advertising in the Caribbean Context (Chaper 10) References: Keith W. Lequay Ph.D. Consulting Psychologist Director: Organisational Development - CaribCare Ltd St Lucia: (work) 758-452-8802. Trinidad: 1-868-462-6590 Jamaica: 1-876-782-2980 www.caribcare.net Dr. Dale Rankine USAID Consultant Post-Doctoral Researcher Department of Physics UWI, Mona, Jamaica dale.rankine02@mymona.uwi.edu 1-876-927-2480 Dr. Vincent Sweeney Head, Caribbean Sub-Regional Office, UNEP 14-20 Port Royal Street Kingston, Jamaica Tel +1876-512-1854 (mobile) +1876-922-9267 XT6247 (work)
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