Tiffany Esposito-Kittinger, APR, of the Southwest Florida Chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association (FPRA) recently earned professional public relations accreditation and
Social media is a balancing act. Where to spend your efforts, how often to post/share and what to share. This week we'll
I can’t live without the Native Union POP Phone which allows me to talk into a comfortable handset whenever I’m using my
By Jessica Clark, APRjessicaclark@shellpoint.org As all of you know, being a member of FPRA is a great professional and personal tool, and
On May 30 from noon to 1:30 p.m., FPRA members will be able to watch, via streaming video, an iCast titled: The
Nominations are currently being accepted for the annual Chapter awards. To nominate someone for one of the following awards, email Carla Ulakovic
By Gail Dolan, MBA Gail@DolanMarketing.com Four local media professionals will share their diverse perspectives and experiences at a Media Breakfast from 8:00 to
August 5-8, 2012$595 Registration Fee (Member Rate)Lodging at The Renaissance World Golf Village Resort Guestrooms: $139 For four days, FPRA members, as
Carolyn Rogers, APR, CPRC, CFRE and principal of SimplifyPR presented “Putting the ‘Special’ in Events” at this month's luncheon. Ms. Rogers is
Q: True or False: Accredited public relations professions earn more on average than non-accredited professionals?A: True (According to a 2005 PR Week/Ferry