Lenovo’s North America communications team shares how it navigated the fast-moving demands of three major sporting events in ...

A PRSA Hampton Roads Chapter team provided pro bono communications support that helped expand the reach of a record-breaking local giving campaign. Here's how they did it.

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Which icon has served as an aerial PR vehicle for 100 years, helped raise tens of millions of dollars for nonprofits and causes, and still inspires a sense of wonder and nostalgia in all who see it?

As vice president of communications at the NAACP, Dominic K. Hawkins II leads the organization’s integrated marketing and communications strategy to advance civil rights and social justice. Named PRSA ...

The formal practice of what is now commonly referred to as “public relations” dates to the early 20th century. Since that time, public relations has been defined in myriad ways, the definition often ...

The Employee Communications Section practitioners understand your workplace issues and are eager to share ideas and solutions. Through in-person and virtual networking opportunities, an online ...

District Conferences are planned, hosted and attended by PRSSA Chapters. They are an opportunity for attendees to network and learn, and for planners to build their portfolio and gain event planning ...

I used to bristle whenever people would call it odd — or even creepy — to talk to artificial intelligence in a back-and-forth manner. “It’s just a machine,” they would say, “why treat it like a person ...

PRSA professionals are leading the important conversations around the globe. PRSA, the foremost professional membership organization for public relations, communications and marketing professionals, ...

Trust is no longer assumed … it must be earned, reinforced, and protected. The corporate communicators who earn trust play a critical role in shaping business decisions and organizational direction.