A recent PRSA NJ Senior Pros “Shoot the Breeze” virtual event featured a panel discussion about how agencies can jumpstart sales with prospects and existing clients.   Panelist Bret Werner, who is president at PR agency MikeWorldWide, recommends that agency …

A PRSA NJ Board Diversity & Inclusion Discussion What does it take to embark on a successful diversity and inclusion (D&I) discussion? It requires taking bold steps that include refection and commitment. That was the framework for the May 26th …

Deirdre Lopian, who is creative director of DLPR, LLC, has been chosen president-elect of PRSA NJ. Lopian, who resides in Freehold, will shadow the chapter’s current president before becoming president in January 2022. She also will oversee a growing communications …

Jemia Kinsey Singleton, who founded a communications firm with vast Fortune 500 experience, has been named president of PRSA NJ. The New Jersey resident will focus on membership engagement and retention, mentoring for young professionals, and enhancing communications to members. …

PRSA NJ Member Appointed as 2021 Chair of PRSA’s Health Academy PRSA NJ board member Dennis Wilson, Jr., an accomplished healthcare communications and marketing leader, has been installed as the 2021 Chair of PRSA’s Health Academy. Wilson, of Basking Ridge, …

After more than a year of working remotely, the RoseComm team shares their thoughts and reflections on the past year. Read more here.

In this CommunicationsMatch™/PRSA NJ video, The Story of Gateway, Coyne PR’s Erin Drelick, and Pacira’s Madeline Gooding share lessons for communicators from the making of Gateway. In the video, they discuss the keys to the project’s success and the emotional impact it had …

As the Public Relations Society of America NJ Young Pros, we are more than excited to kick off our Speaker Series, Navigating the PR-ofessional World! In the series, we will be having various guest speakers coming in to talk virtually …

Phase II: How to Move From Survive To Thrive Technically, it has been more than a year since the COVID-19 pandemic began. But it has felt like one long day. Sure, the dates have changed along with everything else. And, …