Welcome to PRSA Boston

We're an active network of communication professionals representing a range of industries, job settings and levels of experience in public relations.

With chapter resources, our members

Hope to See You Here!

Check out our events. There's plenty on tap -- training workshops, informational sessions and networking opportunities. Coming up next:

How to Integrate PR into Marketing & Gain a Strategic Seat at the Table
Smart CMOs & CEOs know that the most effective marketing campaigns are highly integrated
March 06, 2012
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Digitas
33 Arch Street
Boston, MA 02110
http://www.digitas.com
$30.00 Members only
$25.00 Earlybird rate before February 28

$45.00 Guest
$40.00 Earlybird rate before February 28

$20.00 Young Professionals Network (YPN)
$15.00 Earlybird rate before February 28

$10.00 PRSSA Members & Students

 

Have a favorite topic you don't see? Turn us on to your idea and we can develop a future program around that, too. Please contact a member of the Program committee.

Free Webinars

Feb. 28

Crystallizing Public Opinion

Community Relations That Build the Bottom Line

May 24
 
 
People Are the Killer App

Be sure to check out upcoming professional development programs and webinars through PRSA (links below open listings on the national website).

 

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Member Spotlight

Rachel Sprung

Rachel Sprung

Young Professionals Network

 

What are your plans for YPN?

We are looking to create a network of young professionals who can help each other adjust to working full time.  YPN is a great way to transition from being a student to full time employee.  We will have monthly events ranging from socials to workshops and constantly engage with our members through our blog and social media.

As a young professional in PR, what are you enjoying the most?  What are you finding the most challenging?

I love the amount of responsibilities I am given as an entry level employee.  The learning curve is challenging at times, but everyone is always willing to take time to sit down and help you out.  Don't be afraid to ask questions as you are learning the ropes of a new company!

How do you get involved with the Boston community?

Attend as many events as you can.  There are multiple networking events going on each night that give you a chance to learn about a wide range of topics. Everyone is excited to meet new people so don't be afraid to strike up a conversation with someone you don't know.  Also, make sure you keep in touch with the people you meet.Zakim Spire & Wires

 

 

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PRSA Boston Facebook group        @PRSABoston      PRSA Boston LinkedIn Group