What does it take to be at the top of your game in public relations? If you want to learn more about being the best in the business then join our live webinar to hear first-hand from the PRINZ 2022 PR Consultancy of the Year (medium to large), In-house Team of the Year and Young Professional of the year.
With more than eight decades’ combined journalism and communications experience under their belts, Mary Anne Gill and Roy Pilott, are media pros with lots of stories to tell. Join us for an engaging and entertaining evening as they share the good, bad and the ugly of storytelling and pitching to journalists and editors.
What do professional communicators do when the world goes crazy? Can we continue to use the good old crises communication handling methods – or do we need to invent new ones?
This one-day workshop balances both the theory and practice involved in identifying and managing issues and crisis situations.
Love TikTok but your organisation doesn’t? Hate TikTok but you know you need it? Help is at hand. Join the Wellington City Council team behind the quirky, creative, sometimes controversial but more often than not popular content that’s connecting with thousands of people on a daily basis
Whether you are thinking of applying for Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) or you just want to find out more about this internationally recognised programme, this Zoom meeting will be a great opportunity for you to understand what the programme involves and ask any questions of the Chief Examiner.
Come along to our first event of the year in Christchurch and hear from Mayor of Christchurch Phil Mauger over lunch.
The Regional PRINZ committee warmly welcomes local members to join us for an evening of networking at The Buxton Bar.
Join us for a fun networking breakfast event in the Hamilton CBD at Joe’s Garage. This is an informal and relaxed event, and everyone is welcome (members, non-members and PR/media students).
Specially designed for new or recent entrants, the four online sessions cover the fundamentals, the expectations, the tools, the settings – and, most important of all – the ethics of practice. We also look to the future to help you stay informed (and able to dazzle your colleagues with insights when you get back to the office).
Looking for a chance to relax and catch up with some local Wellington PR and comms colleagues? Come and enjoy an after-work drink with us at the beautiful Avida bar on Featherston Street.
The world of digital has completely changed the PR/Communications game in recent years. Audiences are more reliant on digital than ever before and are now using multiple devices and channels to get information about brands and who to trust.