As a member of PRSA Phoenix, you’ve come to know firsthand the professional and personal benefits this organization offers. From the ever-popular media breakfasts and professional development luncheons to the exuberant Copper Anvil Awards, there are a number of opportunities to meet folks in your field as well as polish your PR skills. Now is… Read More
The PRSA Phoenix Chapter will award two separate $500 scholarships to assist Phoenix Chapter members with professional development expenses related to registration, meals and/or travel costs for the PRSA Western District Conference in Denver, Colorado from April 12-13, 2018. Scholarship Eligibility Requirements Applicants must have been an active member of the PRSA Phoenix Chapter for… Read More
By Taylor Bishop Two weeks ago, myself and three other students from Arizona State University’s PRSSA Chapter attended the National Conference in Boston. There, we heard from industry professionals, networked with colleagues and explored the beautiful city. I have been a member of ASU PRSSA for three years now and am now in my senior… Read More
By Dani Ganley In the communications field, it can feel like there are a million paths to take. I feel like this idea rings true especially for students entering the public relations and communications field. So, it was fitting that Sharon Barbano, Head of Public Relations for Saucony, was at the 2017 PRSSA National… Read More
By Austin Miller The second week of October I was lucky enough to be able to attend the PRSSA National Conference in Boston with three other amazing students from my chapter back at Arizona State University. This was my first time attending, as I just joined PRSSA this year, and boy, do I wish I… Read More
By Alena Sanderson It seems that corporations are finally getting the memo— traditional corporate culture is dated. Not dead, but definitely on the way out. As much as I hate painting millennials as the scapegoat (yet again), this might be one time they’re happy to be found culpable. Millennials have commitment issues. If this isn’t… Read More
By Rachel Brockway, Sr. Account Executive, HMA Public Relations Last week I was honored to attend the PRSA International Conference in Boston, which was an amazing professional development opportunity. There were many sessions but one of my favorites was “In the Era of Fake News, How to Keep Your Brand’s Content Credible” by Lisa Arledge… Read More
PRSA Phoenix also announced Percy award and student scholarship winners PHOENIX – Sept. 12, 2017 — The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Phoenix chapter awarded 39 awards during its annual Copper Anvil Awards, a program that recognizes outstanding public relations tactics and campaigns, reflecting the highest standards of performance in public relations. During the… Read More
In 2017, the PRSA Phoenix Chapter will award two separate $1500 scholarships to underwrite professional development expenses related to registration and travel costs to attend PRSA’s International Conference in Boston, MA on October 8-10, 2017. Applicants must be an active member of PRSA Phoenix for at least six months prior to applying and must have… Read More
Inaugural report highlights and forecasts PR trends By Ryan Narramore, PRSA Phoenix executive committee board member and marketing and communications manager for Southwest Human Development. As at any PRSA Western District Conference, this year’s 2017 professional development retreat to Riverside, Calif., was filled with expert panels and industry-leading speakers who presented on the latest trends… Read More
