How do you get your news and information? It’s no secret the world of media is changing and public relations professionals need to be one step ahead of the emerging trends. •Is there a marked difference in the way reporters like to receive news from PR practitioners? •Is social media always the best method to …
SAVE THE DATE! PR Horror Stories for Halloween DATE: Oct 31st. TIME: 11:45- 1:30 LOCATION: Fort Garry Hotel Registration: Click here Shirley Muir loves Halloween and promises to fill our heads with public relations horror stories highlighting the good, the bad and the ugly in some real life examples in crisis communications. Having spent half of …
Notice of the Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Public Relations Society Manitoba Please join your fellow CPRS Manitoba members for a wrap-up of the past year’s activities, a preview of the plans for coming year and lunch.
Brian Bowman, Partner at Pitblado Law and immediate Past Chair of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce will discuss how social media has changed the game. He will reference actual cases from years of advising as a leading social media lawyer and community activist. This “from the trenches” discussion will highlight the risks and opportunities of social …
CPRS Manitoba March Luncheon – From the Trenches: Social Media Ethics & Legalities Read More »
Season’s greetings! Please join your PR colleagues at LUXALUNE’s GASTROPUB for CPRS Manitoba’s festive holiday get-together. And this year, the party will be made even merrier as our collegues from IABC Manitoba will join us for the festivities. We’ll sample (some of!) the bar’s 140+ beers from all over the world and its extensive …
Communicating in Crisis: Pro Tips CPRS invites you to hone your crisis communications skills with a specialized half-day seminar targeting what you need to know – from planning to execution. You will learn from and interact with three industry experts on crisis communications that you can apply to your work.
A Networking Event for PR and Communications Professionals and Students Interested in learning more about the Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS)? CPRS Manitoba invites you to join us for a networking event to help us kick off our exciting upcoming year! Whether you’re a student, budding PR or communications enthusiast or you’ve been at it …
Join your fellow CPRS Manitoba members for a wrap-up of the past year’s activities, and a preview of the plans for coming year!
In 2009, the Assiniboine Park Conservancy launched a $200 million redevelopment plan to revitalize Assiniboine Park and Zoo. Join us as the Conservancy’s Lorne Perrin provides an overview of the management/development model for Assiniboine Park and Zoo, an update on the capital campaign and a progress report on completed projects as well as upcoming initiatives that will bring a new face to the park.
The student board members of CPRS Manitoba have organized a free networking event to be held at the Winnipeg Free Press News Cafe on Friday, April 13, 2012. All Red River College and University of Winnipeg Public Relations students are invited, along with CPRS Manitoba members and friends!
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