Yankee Chapter’s own Stacey Smith, APR, Fellow PRSA, and senior counsel and partner at Jackson Jackson and Wagner (JJ&W) gave out one of two awards at the PRSA International Conference in Atlanta with ties to the late Patrick Jackson, APR, Fellow PRSA. Jackson, who founded the New Hampshire-based behavioral public relations firm JJ&W, was a highly-respected and nationally sought out visionary in the PR field.
We are an interesting breed – public relations professionals. Our natural affinity for communicating, whether in print, on line, on camera or in person, means that we are sought after to tell the stories that connect people. We connect customers with needed services, donors with worthy causes, legislators with key constituents, businesses with important partnerships, and the list goes on.
At our annual meeting November 5th, we had a dynamic panel discussion about NH’s powerful role in presidential politics, featuring Neil Levesque, NH Institute of Politics, Andy Smith, UNH Survey Center, Scott Tranchemontagne, Montagne Communications, and moderated by Amy Coveno, WMUR reporter.
The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) is the nation’s largest community of public relations and communications professionals. We provide training, set standards of excellence and uphold principles of ethics for the global public relations profession. As a leading voice in the PR industry, we also advocate for greater understanding and adoption of public relations […]
Come and find out more about New Hampshire’s powerful role in presidential politics, attend the Yankee Chapter’s annual meeting, and spend time with your colleagues, Thursday, November 5 at the NH Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College.
Nominating Committee announces 2016 Slate of Officers – to be voted on at the chapter’s annual meeting on November 5.
This year’s Summit Award will recognize excellence in achieving strategic public relations objectives through a community engagement strategy.
Ethics is key to good social media policy. Missteps and bad information can cause harm to a brand or organization. In this professional development session, we will look at some examples and examine some questions surrounding social media ethics.
Please join your colleagues for a Yankee PRSA Senior Practitioners’ Roundtable Event on 10/22 from 3-4:15 at Southern New Hampshire University (Walker Auditorium). The format will be roundtable style, so please come with a list of three topics/areas of interest you’d like to discuss.
Get the best of both for one price. New members receive a free one-year local Chapter membership when they join PRSA National in before September 30.