In a crisis, media scrutiny is intense, and public opinion is shaped by the quality and the amount of coverage. Organizational accountability is critical, and accurate, timely information is crucial to public confidence.
The Manitoba Chapter of the Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) is pleased to announce Jane Puchniak of Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) is the recipient of the 2015 Manitoba Communicator of the Year Award (MCOY). Please join us to celebrate Jane and hear her achievements at a gala luncheon at the Manitoba Club on Thursday, May 7, 2015.
You have the education you need, now it’s time to start thinking about the next step in your career: the entry-level position. CPRS Manitoba has what you need to give yourself the best chance at finding that first job! Our presenters are PR pros who will give three short talks about things you need to …
Ahem: ATTENTION STUDENTS! The PR Pros and Up-and-Comers mixer is April 16 Read More »
Spring is almost here and to celebrate, CPRS Manitoba is hosting the second Brews and News event at the King’s Head Pub. Meet up at this free, informal event on Wednesday, April 22nd from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. to talk about local, national and international public relations and communications issues while mingling with fellow …
In our globalized world, how do you effectively and accurately communicate with your audience during an international healthcare threat? At our luncheon on Thursday March 26, our expert panelists will take you through the ins and outs of communications tactics about the Ebola virus. Our panel of local experts include Isabelle Robitaille, Communications Coordinator, Manitoba …
There’s been a lot going on in Winnipeg news lately, and CPRS Manitoba thinks we need to carry on the PR conversation after-hours! Join us for a free meet-up at the King’s Head to connect and share opinions, ideas and maybe even some insider dish. Brews and News, Gin and Spin, call it what you …
Brews and PR News: CPRS Manitoba After-Hours Meet-up Read More »
Over the next few years, websites will change from validation tools to learning platforms. Through your website, people will want to learn from your business, connect with your ideas, and develop strong relationships. Remarkable content, coupled with smart design, will help make those connections. The best communication professionals will help drive those connections and must …
The Canadian Public Relations Society Manitoba Chapter is pleased to open up nominations for the eighth annual Manitoba Communicator of the Year (MCOY) award. CPRS Manitoba celebrates excellence in public communications, and developed the MCOY award in 2008 to honour individuals and organizations whose work in public relations or communications has had a significant impact. …
Nominations Open for Manitoba Communicator of the Year Read More »
You’re invited to our 2014 Holiday Mixer! For the first time, CPRS Manitoba and IABC Manitoba will be joined by the Advertising Association of Winnipeg for our annual holiday mixer. This year we’ll be celebrating the holiday cheer upstairs at THE KING’S HEAD PUB at 120 King Street in the Exchange District from 6:00-9:00 p.m. …
Great opportunity to learn more about internal communications at our next luncheon on Wednesday, November 26! Find out how the communications teams from the MLCC & Manitoba Lotteries navigated through uncharted territory in response to the news they would be merging into the province’s newest crown corporation. Speaking from first-hand experience, Karen Hiebert, Director of …