Authored by Alyssa Badalamenti, Diversity & Inclusion Chair for the PRSA Orlando chapter The PRSA Orlando chapter recently selected 12 members of diverse backgrounds to participate in an open discussion on diversity and inclusion. During the first-time experimental event, Dinner, Diversity, and Dialogue provided an opportunity for sharing personal experiences followed by a focused brainstorm […]
Take a look at PRSA Orlando’s January Newsletter. This browser does not support PDFs. Please download the PDF to view it: Download PDF
by Alyssa Badalamenti, PRSA Diversity and Inclusion Chair @PRSAOrlando, your chapter implemented a consistent diversity and inclusion blog that addresses timely topics, but also isn’t afraid to rid formality – share top lessons learned? PRSA Orlando: We heard feedback from our members that it was refreshing to hear our chapter address #PRdiversity topics in […]
Take a look at PRSA Orlando’s December Newsletter. This browser does not support PDFs. Please download the PDF to view it: Download PDF
by Monique Trevett, UCF student PRSA Orlando held its annual Professional Development Summit on November 30, 2018 at Rosen Shingle Creek. The event consisted of a keynote speaker and three breakout sessions that were lined up with enthusiastic panelists. The day started with a keynote address by Moira Vetter, who spoke about the importance of entrepreneurial […]
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Take a look at PRSA Orlando’s November Newsletter. This browser does not support PDFs. Please download the PDF to view it: Download PDF
by Lauren Leetun, APR (pictured third from the left) Many people associate Austin with “keeping it weird,” and while I did happen to come across one or two locals who were a little different, the vibe at the PRSA 2018 International Conference was anything but weird. In fact, if I had to sum it up […]
Take a look at PRSA Orlando’s October Newsletter. This browser does not support PDFs. Please download the PDF to view it: Download PDF
By Alyssa Badalamenti, PRSA Diversity and Inclusion Chair By now, everyone has replaced ‘millennials’ with ‘Gen X’ in their editorials, and millennials are looped in with the previous generations who grew into having negative stereotypes of the newest generation. Why is it that with every generation we get into this cycle of comparing habits and […]