Guest post by Aaliyah Miller “Each one, teach one.” – An African proverb The African proverb above has a strong significance in my life. It’s significance is two-fold; historical and practical. According to Wikipedia, the short yet powerful phrase, “originated in the United States during slavery, when Africans were denied education, including learning to read. […]
Greater Connecticut Chapter – PRSA NEW DATE: THURSDAY APRIL 19, 2018 Albertus Magnus College, New Haven, CT Annual Meeting – Panel Discussion Fake News and Fancy Free Reporting – How to Tell Your Story in the 21st Century. Format Panel Introducer – Greater Connecticut Chapter PRSA Officer Moderator – Diane Orson – Host Morning Edition […]
By Ken Scudder Sam Nunberg’s two in-person interviews (on CNN and MSNBC), and his phone-in to Katy Tur, were classic counter-examples of how to handle oneself with the media. Nunberg ranted, raved, whined, and played the martyr, leading those on both sides of the aisle genuinely concerned for his well-being. Nunberg could have made some […]
Attention PRSA Tri-State Members! PRSA New York is generously extending the “member rate” discount to us for the 2018 Big Apple Awards. We can save $50 on a single entry, $100 on two entries, and $150 on three. There are also two categories that have no-charge: Media Group entries and In-House Communication Group entries. The […]
By John T. Tintera, Founder JTT Marketing People over the age of 40 know that everyone under 40 knows EVERYTHING. A horrible generalization, but there’s some truth to it. Only it didn’t begin 20 years ago. I can remember being in a job in my late twenties where I was the front-line account executive for […]
After returning from this year’s PRSA International Conference in Boston, I came away with one word from the conference about building an effective PR strategy: adaptation. With the constant stream of new apps, social media platforms, and #hashtags to stay updated on, even the most well-planned PR or communications strategy can fail to reach the […]
Recap of PRSA Tri-State Conference 2016 Posted by: 2016 Conference Chairs – Megan Linebarger (@MeganLinebarger) & Priyanki Brahma (@priyanki_bh) Engagement is the key to a successful public relations campaign. With this end in mind, PRSA Tri-State hosted its annual conference for this year on October 18 in New York City. The venue was the Eisner & Lubin […]
The Southern Connecticut and Connecticut Valley PRSA chapters will be hosting a Summer Social on August 4th, 2016 at the fabulous Madison Beach Hotel in Madison, CT. Check out the event listing on our website for details!
We created a new Jobs section on our site! If you have open roles, positions, and internships at your company, please submit them here! See the full listing of open roles at this page. Again, link to POST a job: http://prsatristate.org/get-involved/post-open-jobs/ Link for ALL job listings: http://prsatristate.org/get-involved/open-jobs-tri-state-area/
By Priyanki Brahma, Programming co-chair, PRSA Tri-State Influencer marketing is now an essential component of every communications plan. Whether it’s business-to-business or business-to-consumers marketing, these individuals have taken up the job of promoting brands like no other. They are creative, engaging, and have a huge following on their social platforms. Consumers associate themselves more with […]