PRSA GULF COAST CHAPTER
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are integral to the evolution and growth of PRSA. In recognition of PRSA’s Diversity and Inclusion month, the Gulf Coast Chapter welcomes a panel of local professionals to discuss best practices for communications to support and promote a diverse workplace. This event is Tuesday, Oct. 20 from noon – 1 p.m. and will be free to members, students and the community.
Dear PRSA Members and Friends, Well, no doubt 2020 is a challenging year. We are adjusting, pivoting, re-imagining our communications plans. Of course, from challenge and discomfort, comes opportunities to rethink and grow, evolve. I am pleased to share with
Dear PRSA Members and Friends, As communication professionals, I know you are all busy adjusting work flows, reimaging strategies and testing new ideas to help your clients, organizations, businesses, donors…and your families and loved ones. Investing in yourself and professional
Dear Friends, I want to let you know how much I appreciate your support of one another and our PRSA Gulf Coast Chapter though these last few months. Thank you. If you are like me, you are learning how to
As a member of PRSA you are part of a network of more than 21,000 public relations professionals. That is an impressive group of resources and friends. Members, like you, are the lifeblood of the organization. From networking to professional
Dear Members, In 2000: Tom Brokow anchored NBC Nightly News Bill Gates left Microsoft to pursue charity work full time Mark Zuckerberg was in high school The sale of CD’s peaked at $943 million Blockbuster Video declined the chance to
Along with four PRSA colleagues and friends, including Pam Fultz, Cindi Withorn, Judy Bricker and Russell Tuff, I attended keynote presentations and breakout sessions at the 2019 PRSA International Convention (ICON) in San Diego. With the theme of “Inspire, Innovate,
Over the past few years, the Public Relations Society of America has continued to focus on Diversity & Inclusion, investing in research and committee efforts to address concerns and improve opportunities for expanding our organization’s reach to a broader group
One of the things that sets the Public Relations Society of America apart from other professional organizations is their (our) commitment to ethics. The PRSA Code of Ethics sets out principles and guidelines that uphold the core values of the
Members Provide Valuable Insights in Survey Research is at the foundation of all we do as public relations and communications professionals. To ensure that we were meeting member needs, your Gulf Coast Chapter board members chose to conduct a survey