Through the use of creative and innovative techniques, Downtown Peggy has amassed a Twitter following of almost 2,000 people and had more than 40,000 visits to her blog in the past year. She celebrates the fun things happening downtown focusing on dining, shopping and entertainment.
This is a great opportunity to gain a fascinating insight into the planning and protocol involved in a Royal visit, a subject that is sure to be of interest to professional communicators but also to those with a interest in the Monarch.
Want to make a difference? You can! Become a member of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure Planning Committee in Winnipeg.
CPRS Manitoba is hosting their first luncheon of 2011 on Wednesday, January 26th.
Our guest speaker is Scott Brown, Director, Corporate Communications & Hockey Operations, Manitoba Moose.
We are experiencing a slight problem with our Member Login page, due to the transition of our old CPRS Manitoba website, to the new one you see now. We are presently working on amending this problem, and hope to have it fixed as soon as possible.
Season Greetings members! In festive spirit, the Canadian Public Relations Society invites you to venture ‘all over the map’ at LUXALUNE’s GASTROPUB.
Ian Miller of Halifax, Nova Scotia, is the 2010 winner of the Ruth Hammond Scholarship, awarded annually to a public relations student in his/her final year of the Bachelor of Public Relations program at Mount Saint Vincent University (The Mount), Halifax.
CPRS Manitoba kicked off its 2010-11 season of monthly luncheons with Yes! Winnipeg’s Bill Morrissey. Held at the Fort Garry Hotel on September 22, Morrissey spoke to approximately two-dozen CPRS members about his role with this “results focused initiative”, designed to “promote, support and expedite successful business development in Winnipeg.”
CPRS Manitoba is proud to announce the complete redesign of its web site by Canadian design agency Sage Media. Read the press release here.