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Behind the Headlines With Connie Partoyan

Cision

I am excited about being part of an evolving industry where local influence is growing in importance. A lot has changed in that time, especially in how companies, associations and organizations approach public affairs and government affairs. It is a lot more integrated, targeted and localized. I came to D.C.

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The Field of Emergency Management: Why It Is Not A Profession

Melissa Agnes

The issue has all sorts of implications including recognition as professionals, education versus training, classroom instruction versus on-the-job experience, and respect for the work emergency managers do both when responding to a disaster and when doing other things to preserve life, property and the environment. In conclusion.

Education 270
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APR, Ph.D. or Experience: Which Is Best for Teaching Undergrad?

PRSay

My teaching colleague and PR mentor, John Luecke, said that while getting a master’s degree may be a requirement to teach at the undergraduate level, earning the Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) credential would be the game-changer in how I educate. John was right. However, Accreditation wasn’t easy.

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Faces & Markets of PRGN: Malaysia – The Future-Forward and Business Ready Market

Bianchi Biz Blog

Highlight cultural authenticity and respect local customs. Develop content that resonates with the Malaysian audience by incorporating local culture and values. If possible, incorporate products, spokespersons or cultural events local to Sabah and Sarawak for your campaign to better resonate with East Malaysian audience.

Marketing 102
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Behind the Headlines With Steve Majors

Cision

Their public affairs agency was at the center of so much that was happening to rebuild trust in public institutions after Hurricane Katrina. They gave me the opportunity to work with clients in virtually every sector – education, healthcare, criminal justice, housing, hospitality.

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The Field of Emergency Management: Why It Is Not A Profession

Melissa Agnes

The issue has all sorts of implications including recognition as professionals, education versus training, classroom instruction versus on-the-job experience, and respect for the work emergency managers do both when responding to a disaster and when doing other things to preserve life, property and the environment. In conclusion.

Education 100
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What a Duck Can Do For “Social” Media Relations

Waxing UnLyrical

However, this past year we wanted to go beyond simply looking at money raised, but also increase the public’s understanding of the Duck Derby’s purpose. Our new strategy was to educate the community that by adopting a rubber duck for as little as $5, they were truly helping a child.