PRSA GULF COAST CHAPTER
Welcome to 2021, PR Professionals! As we put 2020 in the rearview mirror, we look ahead to a new day filled with promise, hope, and good health. Now that the COVID-19 vaccine is a reality and distribution has already started,
The Public Relations Society of America’s (PRSA), Gulf Coast Chapter will host a virtual “Lunch ‘N Learn” session Thursday, January 28, from noon until 1 p.m., via ZOOM. Now that the COVID-19 vaccine is a reality and distribution has already
Dear PRSA Gulf Coast Members and Friends, In this season of giving thanks, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the amazing volunteers who make up your 2020 PRSA Gulf Coast Board. Past President & Partnership Chair Julie Pedretti,
Join us for some outdoor, socially distanced holiday cheer! We have reserved 30 spots for The Naples Players drive-in movie on Wednesday, Dec. 16. The movie is A Christmas Story. The cost is $15 per car so bring friends &
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.
In recognition of the Public Relations Society of America’s Diversity and Inclusion month, the Gulf Coast Chapter of PRSA welcomes a panel of SWFL professionals to discuss best practices in support of a diverse workplace.
Each September PRSA celebrates Ethics Month. As your PRSA Gulf Coast Ethics Officer, it is my honor to represent our chapter and to update you on the national celebration. Applying our ethical principles in the practice of Public Relations must
Online Zoom meeting 12-1 p.m.,Tuesday, September 22 Vetting Political Information in an Election Year Alan Horton and Sandy Parker Getting your political facts straight from the bombardment of broadcasts, advertisements, and social media about the 2020 candidates and deciding who
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
12-1 p.m.,Tuesday, July 28 Communicating During COVID-19 Pam Fultz, APR, Vi at Bentley Village Our very own PRSA board member Pam Fultz will discuss: • The power of positive storytelling, especially during times of crisis. • What is storytelling? How do you