- Ethics Matter: Should You Look the Other Way?by Stephania Villar on April 29, 2022 at 5:00 am
How do you react when you're asked to look the other way? What should you do? PRSA’s National Board of Ethics and Professional Standards (BEPS) just hosted a terrific presentation about this subject. Find out how to be an ethical PR Pro if you’re ever asked to look the other way and view the recorded [...] The post Ethics Matter: Should You Look the Other Way? appeared first on PRSA San Diego.
- Ethics Matter: Honestyby Stephania Villar on March 18, 2022 at 4:55 pm
We’ve heard all of our lives how important it is to be an honest person. To be trustworthy. It’s fundamental to what we value in our society. On the moral compass, most people would agree it’s what we value most in our personal and professional lives. How can we be in any kind of relationship [...] The post Ethics Matter: Honesty appeared first on PRSA San Diego.
- Hawaii chapter to host PRSA Western District Conference April 27-29by keithdemello@gmail.com on March 3, 2022 at 4:39 am
Hawaii PR and marketing executives will have the chance to hear from and network with top professionals without ever leaving the state The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Hawaii Chapter is preparing to host the 2022 PRSA Western District Conference for the first time in nearly 20 years. The national three-day conference will bring hundreds of public relations professionals to the island to take part in professional development sessions, keynote speakers, and networking opportunities. The event is scheduled to take place at the Prince Waikiki from April 27 through April 29, 2022 and is considered the premier public relations conference in the western United States. The cost is $449 for PRSA members and $509 for non-PRSA members. You can register for this event through Eventbrite here. “We are excited to host the PRSA Western District Conference, which provides us the opportunity to showcase our beautiful island home, and the talented communications professionals that live here,” said Sam Tsui, PRSA Hawaii Chapter president. “We encourage all local communications and marketing professionals to come out and show their support and to take advantage of the exceptional line up of speakers and programs that we have scheduled.” Confirmed speakers and programs currently include: Scott Simon, Simon Leadership Group, leading a pre-conference workshop Na’alehu Anthony, Hawaii COVID Collective, Kim Birnie, Papa Ola Lokahi, Christopher “CJ” Johnson, Hawaii State Department of Health, and Agnes Malate, Ph.D., University of Hawaii at Manoa and FilCom CARES, participating in a lunch panel about “COVID-19: Saving lives by overcoming vaccine hesitancy among Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and Filipino communities” Brandi Boatner, IBM Corporate Communications, as a keynote speaker Peter Shankman, entrepreneur and author, as a keynote speaker. A special mahalo to our presenting sponsor Muck Rack. The PRSA Western District is comprised of 11 PRSA chapters in the western region, including Hawaii. Founded in 1947, PRSA Hawaii is one of six founding chapters of the Public Relations Society of America and is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. For more information on the 2022 PRSA Western District Conference visit https://prsawesterndistrict.org/conference/. You can also follow us on our social media platforms: @PRSAHawaii and @PRSAWestDist. ABOUT PRSA HAWAII Founded in 1947, PRSA Hawaii is one of six founding chapters of the Public Relations Society of America. The chapter’s mission is to build value, understanding, and the demand for public relations professionals in Hawaii. The Hawaii Chapter offers professional development seminars, informational forums, skills workshops, and monthly luncheon programs to public relations professionals of all experience levels and students. PRSA Hawaii is a vibrant organization comprised of an active nucleus on Oahu, a progressive affinity group on Maui, and over 80 members across the state. The organization also mentors a Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. For more information, visit www.prsahawaii.org.
- PRSA Hawaii announces 2022 board of directorsby keithdemello@gmail.com on January 28, 2022 at 6:49 am
The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Hawaii Chapter has announced its 2022 board of directors, who will position the organization to deliver value and benefits to members.
- PRSA-LA The State of The State of PR 2022by Executive Director on May 9, 2022 at 8:26 pm
The 2022 PRSA-LA’s Annual State of the State of PR was held on March 29 at the historical location of one of LA’s oldest newspapers, Citizen News. The event covered… The post PRSA-LA The State of The State of PR 2022 first appeared on PRSA-LA.
- Member Spotlight: Allie Leeby Executive Director on February 17, 2022 at 6:00 pm
In celebration of PRSA-LA’s 75th Anniversary, we will be highlighting members each month to show our appreciation. It’s part of our #ShineBrightLA campaign. The first PRSA-LA Member Spotlight is Allie… The post Member Spotlight: Allie Lee first appeared on PRSA-LA.
- What Corporate PR Can Learn From Political Communicationsby PRSA Staff on May 18, 2022 at 2:52 pm
“We live in extraordinary times,” Andy Whitehouse said. “Social issues are a huge concern for most of us,” and “it’s important that we, as communicators, get our arms around these topics.” Whitehouse, founder and managing partner of Copperfield Advisory, a New York-based boutique consulting firm for brand reputation, was a guest speaker for PRSA Storytellers on
- The Hallmarks of a Great Internship Programby John Elsasser on May 13, 2022 at 3:11 pm
Rob Culp, Fellow PRSA, is the professional director of the graduate PR and advertising program at DePaul University in Chicago. Prior to joining DePaul, he served in leadership roles for two agencies, Ketchum and Sard Verbinnen and Company. Previously, he held senior communications positions at Sears, Sara Lee Corporation, Pitney Bowes and Eli Lilly. He
Communities are hurting following the hate filled violence committed in Buffalo and elsewhere in the US in recent days. Our hearts are with the families of those impacted by these tragic events. We must continue to speak out against hate and use our voices to advocate for unity.
Join us in recognizing the historical & cultural contributions of people of Asian/Pacific Islander ancestry. May was chosen because it commemorates immigration of 1st Japanese people to the U.S. & completion of transcontinental railroad, constructed mainly by Chinese immigrants. https://t.co/Z6OHBO4dDF
📣 TONIGHT! 📣 Want to land a celebrity or influencer to bring your campaign or company to the next level? Join us for our next webinar Reaching for the Stars with special guest Rita Tateel. This webinar is free for members and $10 for non-members. Link in bio! https://t.co/8QaNveel3c