
Member Profile – Lisa Rousseau
Welcome to one of our newest members Lisa Rousseau! Lisa is a…

2019 Yankee Chapter PRSA Treasury Report
January 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019
For the current fiscal…

Oct 9 2019 Yankee Chapter PRSA Board Meeting Minutes
DRAFT-For Approval
October 9, 2019
Present: Stefanie Breton,…

2018 Yankee Chapter PRSA Annual Meeting Minutes
Thursday, November 1, 2018
Red River Theatres, Concord
Present:…

2019 Annual Meeting — How SNHU Uses Marketing Communications Throughout the Student Lifecycle
Join Yankee Chapter PRSA for its annual meeting at Red River Theatres on October 30, from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. The event includes a continental breakfast and networking at 8:30 a.m., followed by a presentation from Kristin Lamas Patterson, from Southern New Hampshire University, on "How SNHU Uses Marketing Communications throughout the Student Lifecycle."

Champlain College Junior Brianna Newman Awarded 2019 Yankee Chapter Scholarship
Brianna Newman, a junior at Champlain College and a resident…

When “It” Hits The Fan!
A crisis can strike any business at any time. Join Scott Spradling of The Spradling Group on Wednesday, September 25 to learn how to anticipate likely scenarios and how they can impact your stakeholders. You will get a plan for rebuilding corporate and institutional image and enhancing positive relations with the public, customers, opinion leaders, and the media.

The Value of Membership
When you join PRSA you join a vibrant network of practitioners, focused on sharing insights and best practices. Our members understand the realities of practicing public relations and offer solutions for all career levels. As the world’s leading advocate for public relations and communications professionals, PRSA represents a diverse cross-section of the industry, including corporate institutions, agencies, independent practitioners, public affairs organizations, associations, hospitals, schools, professional services firms and nonprofit.

Measurement Base Camp – May 16
Most communications professionals have listened to at least one, if not many, lectures on how to do measurement right. The challenge is, once they’ve heard the theory, how do they implement it at their place of work? To help individuals prepare and manage these hurdles and more, Paine Publishing is holding a Measurement Base Camp—a one-day intensive training session that will cover all things measurement—on May 16.
