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The below is a post written and submitted by Jon Pushkin, APR. It originally appeared on Jon’s blog Oct. 30. A longtime member of PRSA Colorado, Jon is providing a $1,500 scholarship to help professionals new to PR attend chapter professional development sessions in 2013. More information will soon be posted to the
After much discussion and debate, the Delegates to PRSA’s 61st Assembly voted to increase membership dues by $30, beginning January 1, 2012. The vote took place prior to the start of PRSA’s 2011 International Conference in Orlando, Florida, and passed by nearly a 4-to-1 margin.
However, members who renew or initiate PRSA Membership by December 31, [...]
Pikes Peak Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America presents 2010 Professional Development Workshop
Thursday, October 21
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Doubletree Hotel, Colorado Springs
(1775 E Cheyenne Mountain Blvd, Colorado Springs 80906)
Are you a communications professional in the Rocky Mountain region who is looking [...]
Have you ever said, “I wish I knew that when I was just starting out,” or “I need more information about what opportunities are out there and how to navigate my career”? Well, here’s your chance to share your expertise and wisdom or meet someone who can help you develop those skills and learn about [...]
If you’re young PR pro, seasoned pro or just interested in public relations, come join PRSA Young Pros committee for drinks, complimentary appetizers and good conversation at Wahoo’s Fish Taco 1521 Blake St. in downtown Denver, Tuesday, June 29th from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Our new “Summer Social Networking Series” will be a free event [...]
Young professionals are the latest demographic commanding and gaining attention from the business world, and PRSA Colorado is paying attention. The PRSA Colorado young professional committee is the newest chapter committee and is excited to launch young pro-specific events, programs and offer resources in 2010.
This committee will ensure that there is an official landing [...]
Districts? PRSA has districts?
While your experience with PRSA might be confined to the 100 people you routinely see at our chapter luncheons, PRSA actually has more than 21,000 members. Members belong to 110 Chapters nationwide, and these Chapters are organized into 10 Districts, which help connect Chapters and [...]
Lately I’ve noticed that as PR professionals we are being asked to do more than ever. Early in our careers we thought writing was the most important skill we could offer an organization. Now, we need to be fluent in everything from writing an optimized press release and traditional media outreach to wire distribution, web [...]
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