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#ICYMI, here's the recording of the Accredited Public Relations (APR) webinar by Canadian Public Relations Society. All tips, no tricks to assuage your fears of the #APR - just in time for #Halloween! 🎃 🔶 Do you only have #InternalCommunications examples for your work sample? Fear not. You can absolutely write up a robust work sample based on internal communications alone. Example: my APR work sample in 2021 was a communications plan for employee return to office during the #COVID19 pandemic. 🔶 No APR references for your application? The National Council of Accreditation can help facilitate connections. Email certification@cprs.ca 🔶 Want to understand how you'd be tested? Peruse the CPRS member portal for resources. There are past written exams and work samples for reference. More tips in this webinar presented by Tom Ormsby, APR, Alex Sévigny, PhD, APR and me. I welcome questions. ⤵ https://lnkd.in/gBTvyfwQ Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) - Hamilton

Interested in getting your Accreditation in Public Relations from PRSA? These FREE seminars will answer all your questions and provide helpful tips. April 3, May 1, and June 5.

Fellow #PR practitioners: did you know that April is APR Month for the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)? I received my Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) in 2007 and have maintained the credential since then. I look back at it as a pivotal career moment, changing the way I approach my work and helping me build PR programs that moved me from tactician to being a business partner. One thing I really like about the APR is it tends to signify that people with the credential are committed to ethical practice. The stereotypes of PR and many of the most-visible PR people on TV are not the role models we need for our profession and the people we serve. APRs are. I encourage PR professionals everywhere to consider pursuing the APR. It is a challenging process, but the upsides make it all worth it. Learn more (and start your journey) here: https://lnkd.in/g6g_vJKi

Join the conversation on Public Relations and Business Creativity with Riki Neill from RNN Communications in this insightful interview. Watch here: @learningmole

Why Creating a mission is important? 1) Inform Organization's stakeholders about its plan and goals. 2) Effective public relations tool. 3) Provide basis for allocating resources. 4) Guide strategic or daily decision making.

I'm thrilled to share that I've completed a course in the principles of public relations! This course has given me valuable insights into effective communication, media relations, crisis management, and more. I'm excited to apply these skills to my professional journey and build stronger stakeholder relationships. #publicrelations #communication #professionaldevelopment 

This is your sign to invest in yourself 🙌 Thinking about getting an Accreditation in Public Relations? Your success is dependent on staying relevant, resourceful and inspired. More than 4,000 practitioners have taken the extra step. We can help 🙋♀️ #APRmonth #publicrelations

Choosing to pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations Management is akin to understanding the fundamental building blocks of society, much like atoms are to matter. Just as atoms combine to form complex structures, effective public relations is essential for building and nurturing relationships that sustain organizations and communities. The Spark of Interest My interest in Public Relations Management was ignited by the realization that communication is the lifeblood of any successful endeavor. In an increasingly interconnected world, the ability to communicate effectively (ie. both verbally and non-verbally )and build trust is paramount. The Importance of Public Relations Today In today's digital age, where information travels at lightning speed, the need for skilled Public Relations professionals (like myself 😂) has never been greater. Public relations serves as a bridge between organizations and their stakeholders, ensuring that messages are not only heard but understood. PS: The featured picture was me on April 8, 2022 during my matriculation #PathprowithEstherGyanwah #14LinkdInconsistencychallenge Esther Adwoa Gyanwah Karikari Abigail Appoh Emmanuel Aborgah

In the public relations course, we talked about the topic of LinkedIn and the doctor challenged the students Dr Dana Kakeesh PhD, MBA to post in 3 minutes and get 3 extra points. This is the post🙂↔️💗 Encourage me and put like👍🏻

Interested in becoming Accredited in Public Relations? Join this first prep session to learn more and get your APR by Halloween! Free to attend - simply register at prsaokc.com. Questions? Email accreditation@prsaokc.com.