The new report titled ‘Seeking a New Way of Working in the Public Relations Industry – A Global View from Emerging Young Public Relations Professionals’ carried on by the PRCA International University Advisory Group, underscores the need for greater outreach to young individuals prior to their entry into university education.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has today launched its annual PR Measurement Month, calling on PR and communications professionals to lean in, learn and embrace meaningful measurement best practice.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) and the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) have relaunched their annual joint mental health survey as part of a collaboration designed to address mental health challenges in public relations.
We are excited to announce PR agency Razor as the winner of the PRCA Africa Next Generation PR World Cup 2023, Africa's qualifying round for the ICCO Next Generation PR World Cup.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) is delighted to announce the appointment of James Hewes as its chief executive. Hewes is currently president and chief executive at FIPP, the international network for global media. He will take up his PRCA role in January 2024.
We are thrilled to announce communications agency Ready10 as the winner of the PRCA Next Generation PR World Cup 2023, the UK's qualifier for the ICCO Next Generation PR World Cup.
The PRCA Southeast Europe Network's recent research offers a comprehensive snapshot of the Southeast European public relations (PR) landscape. Surveying industry professionals, the findings provide valuable insights into job status, role responsibilities, industry sectors, and ethics within the PR field.
PRCA is pleased to announce the appointment of two industry leaders, Eva Sogbanmu and Dr Craig J Selby, as the new co-chairs of the PRCA Qualifications Board. They will succeed Dick Fedorcio, the former chair of the board.
Award-winning integrated communications agency, Action Global Communications, unveiled the results of a large-scale international survey that delved into media consumption patterns and the public perception of both traditional and digital media as well as social media platforms.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) Public Affairs Board – the professional body that represents the lobbying industry – has urged the Government to think again about how to improve the current legal framework governing lobbying.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has recently upgraded its governance and has chosen to bring independent scrutiny into its leadership structures, reflecting best practice membership organisation Governance practice.
The new General Council of all company members has four standing sub-committees which are being formed and the first two of these are now open for nominations: the Nominations Committee and the Membership Committee. People can nominate themselves or others for a position on each committee.
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