PRCA calls for examples of good practice in working towards gender equality

On this years International Women’s Day 2024 the PRCA issued a call for examples of good practice within the PR industry in working towards gender equality and combating misogyny. The trade association will compile a set of case studies on topics such as: flexible working, leave for parents and carers, recruitment, training and promotion, equal pay and policies on supporting colleagues who are, for example, going through the menopause. The work is being led by the PR and Communications Professional Board and the PRCA Equity and Inclusion Advisory Board (EIAB).…

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PRCA – Polimonitor Public Affairs Awards 2024 winners announced

The PRCA – Polimonitor Public Affairs Awards 2024 ceremony took place last night at the London Marriot Hotel Grosvenor Square to recognise and celebrate the very highest standards in public affairs. This year’s headline sponsors are Polimonitor. Additional sponsorship includes CARMA, Higginson Strategy, Melbury Wood, Reuben Sinclair, and Women in Public Affairs(WiPA). We are proud to reward the excellent achievements of these individuals and teams. Best In-House Consultancy Collaboration – Sponsored by CARMA Highly commended: Cavendish Liquid Gas: Off-Grid Green Winner: PLMR PLMR + Ella’s Kitchen – Write to your…

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Young Lions Competitions in UK, MENA and APAC now open for entry

The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) is thrilled to announce the opening of entries for the Young Lions Competitions in the UK, MENA, and APAC regions. Aspiring young PR professionals have the chance to showcase their creativity and strategic thinking by answering a creative brief provided by a regional charity in 24 hours. In addition to participating in the international competition, the winning duo from each region will have the opportunity to attend the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity and participate in various sessions. UK Key Dates: Registration…

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PRCA Managing Director to step down in February

PRCA Managing Director Renna Markson recently announced that she has decided to leave the organisation, after six years’ service. Her announcement on LinkedIn can be found here. Interim Management Board Chair Ray Eglington paid tribute to Renna. He said: ‘During her six years with us, Renna helped to build PRCA during a time of rapid growth, provided leadership and support to our industry during the COVID-19 pandemic, and provided the stability that the organisation needed when its director general, Francis Ingham, passed away. She played an instrumental part in PRCA’s…

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New study finds that PR must make itself visible among young talent to tackle global recruitment crisis

To address a global talent and recruitment challenge within the public relations field, the new report titled ‘Seeking a New Way of Working in the Public Relations Industry – A Global View from Emerging Young Public Relations Professionals’ carried on by the PRCA International University Advisory Group, underscores the need for greater outreach to young individuals prior to their entry into university education. The study took soundings from international PR and communications students to find out their perceptions and expectations of working in the industry. The research found that over…

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