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Financial Communications 101
If you think financial communication is too boring for words you should skip this bit. But be warned: you’ll be missing out on one of the most exciting, challenging and influential parts of the professional communications portfolio.
Every organisation has a general responsibility to perform financially and to communicate about that performance to affected stakeholders. Increasingly it falls on communications professionals – not accountants – to manage the process.

In the Hot Seat? Media and Presentation Training for PR and Communications Practitioners
Understand how to best perform in broadcast media – a practical TV/Radio course to help you better appreciate what is required to make your clients media stars.

Digital PR 101
As PR practitioners, we now need to go beyond traditional PR and learn how to build a solid Digital PR strategy (beyond just media and organic social) …or risk being left behind. Our audiences are online, savvy and fully in control of who, what and where they get their information from.

PR Strategy and Evaluation – Leading the Way
In the aftermath of 2020, organisations of all types are looking for a new direction as they navigate through continued uncertainty and unpredictability. The best starting point is a clear strategy that leads the way.

PR Strategy and Evaluation – Leading the Way
In the aftermath of 2020, organisations of all types are looking for a new direction as they navigate through continued uncertainty and unpredictability. The best starting point is a clear strategy that leads the way.

Intercultural Competency
The link between culture and our work as communicators is inseparable.
In our roles, we are responsible for building and maintaining organisational relationships. This can’t be done in an authentic manner without first understanding the values, beliefs, motivations, and communication needs of our increasingly diverse publics.
The Public Relations Institute of New Zealand Te Pūtahi Whakakakau Tūmatanui o Aotearoa (PRINZ) is the industry body for public relations and communication management professionals in Aotearoa.
We enhance the capability and professionalism of public relations practitioners through professional development opportunities and promote public understanding of public relations through advocacy. PRINZ is committed to professional standards and members are bound by the PRINZ Code of Ethics.
The Institute was established in 1954, and today has a community of over 1,300 members.