Guest blog post by Richard Liebrecht Edmontonians who don’t mind paying an extra $10 for lunch are free to attend our professional development luncheons. Anyone can come to a mixer for even less, sometimes free. Membership isn’t required, and the savings […]
Established in 1962, the awards salute outstanding public relations campaigns, internal and external programs and tactics, and the dedication and contribution of public relations professionals like you. These awards are exclusive to CPRS members and are a tremendous source for […]
Jay Palter was invited to give a presentation on personal branding at the PD luncheon on January 15, hosted at the Westin hotel. As a social strategist, Palter has worked with several corporate and non-profit clients since he launched his […]