The PRCA LATAM Board welcomes Mariné Moré Morera
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has appointed Mariné Moré Morera, Strategic Director and Partner at Morera Comunicaciones con #PRopósito, to its LATAM Board.
La Junta de Dirección de PRCA LATAM da la bienvenida a Mariné Moré Morera
La Asociación de Relaciones Públicas y Comunicaciones (PRCA) nombró a Mariné Moré Morera, directora estratégica y socia de Morera Comunicaciones con #PRopósito, como miembro de su Junta de Dirección LATAM.
Conselho da PRCA LATAM dá as boas-vindas a Mariné Moré Morera
A Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) nomeia Mariné Moré Morera, Diretora Estratégica e Sócia da Morera Comunicaciones con #PRopósito, para seu conselho LATAM.
Mental health in PR: New industry-wide CPD-accredited training programme launches to help manage work-related pressure and stress
In response to recent CIPR/RPCA research revealing that more than 90% of PR professionals experienced poor mental health in 2022, integrated communications agency fox&cat today launches Under the tree: a free training programme designed to equip agency, in-house and independent communications practitioners with the skills they need to manage work-related pressure and stress. Under the tree will be
PR Apprenticeships – Supporting Gen Z’s rise towards a successful career #NAW2023
As part of the National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) 2023, the PRCA is renewing calls for employers to hire a PR apprentice and support talented individuals fast-track their career in the industry.
The PRCA and APRA join forces to determine the state of African PR in flagship study
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) Africa has launched its second annual study, in partnership with the African Public Relations Association (APRA), examining the state of PR and communications practice and ethics in Africa.
Everton Schultz, da ÁGORA, e Carmen Sánchez - Laulhé, da ATREVIA, vão liderar o Conselho da PRCA América Larina em 2023-24
A Associação de Relações Públicas e Comunicação (PRCA) anunciou Everton Schultz, Presidente e Sócio da Ágora Public Affairs & Comunicação Estratégicas, parte de Ecossistema Untold_ , como Presidente da PRCA LATAM e Carmen Sánchez - Laulhé, VP Latam, Região Andina e Brasil da ATREVIA, como vice-presidente da PRCA LATAM.
Everton Schultz de ÁGORA y Carmen Sánchez - Laulhé de ATREVIA liderarán el directorio de PRCA LATAM en 2023-24
La Asociación de Relaciones Públicas y Comunicaciones (PRCA) anunció a Everton Schultz, presidente y socio de Ágora Public Affairs & Strategic Communications, parte de untold_, como presidente de PRCA LATAM, y a Carmen Sánchez - Laulhé, VP Latam, Región Andina y Brasil de ATREVIA , como su Vicepresidente PRCA LATAM.
ÁGORA’s Everton Schultz and ATREVIA’s Carmen Sánchez - Laulhé to lead PRCA LATAM Board in 2023-24
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has announced Everton Schultz, President and Partner at Ágora Public Affairs & Strategic Communications, part of untold_, as its PRCA LATAM Chair, and Carmen Sánchez - Laulhé, VP Latam, Andean Region and Brazil at ATREVIA, as its PRCA LATAM Vice-Chair.
Shape your PR sector in 2023 – Become a PRCA Group Chair/Committee member
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) is inviting ambitious and driven PR practitioners to join one of its sectors Groups in 2023 as a chair or committee member.
Transparency on pay and working patterns needed as 96% of women in public affairs worry about the cost-of-living crisis
The annual Women in Public Affairs (WiPA) survey, led by research agency Opinium, has today (Thursday 19 January) revealed that an overwhelming majority (96%) of women working in the public affairs industry are worried about the cost-of-living crisis. Over half (51%) of respondents say they are worried about the impact on their mental health and are concerned that they will need to reduce essentia
From redundancies and doubt, to pay rises and growth: LATAM PR looks to move on from COVID-19
The PR profession in Latin America is still feeling the impact of the pandemic, but there is much reason for positivity as it looks ahead to 2023.
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