IPR president highlights the role of women in PR
06 Nov 1998 | by SIMON ELLERY
Alison Clarke, chief executive of Shandwick Welbeck, has been elected Institute of Public Relations president for the year 2000.
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Platform: Discretion is the key to PR credibility - Gordon Brown was right to hire an adviser who has no aspirations to becoming a celebrity in her own right, says Quentin Cowdry
29 Jan 1999 | by QUENTIN COWDRY
; the Evening Standard devotes two pages to celebrating posh women in PR, and New Labour s prince ...
Diary: This old dog can still teach a few tricks about media handling
20 Feb 1998 | by IAN DARBY
I couldn t help casting an apprehensive eye over the decision made by Women in PR to invite Alan...I couldn t help casting an apprehensive eye over the decision made by Women in PR to invite Alan ...
Denton takes up European MD role with B-M
31 Oct 1997 | by JEMIMAH BAILEY
and women. Denton is also patron of Women in PR. ...
Network support for women in PR
06 Jun 1997 | by KATE NICHOLAS
PR networking organisation, The Association of Women in Public Relations (AWPR), is to relaunch on 23 September as Women in Public Relations, with a new logo and patron, in a bid to modernise its image.
NEWS: When it comes to fitness PR women prefer a stiff drink
13 Sep 1996 | by LISA CAMPBELL
Women in PR prefer drink and sex to the gym according to a new survey on exercise, diet and beauty....Women in PR prefer drink and sex to the gym according to a new survey on exercise, diet and ...
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