Want to develop a Digital PR plan – but not sure where to start? Our newly developed 4-week course has been specially designed to help PR practitioners (both in-house and agency) understand the basics of Digital PR and how to design your own bespoke plan
Following the popularity of last year’s collaboration with Waikato-Tainui, we’re back with a session that will provide insights into taking a kaupapa Maaori approach to your communications and public relations practice.
This interactive course outlines the steps that PR Practitioners need to take in today’s world to get their clients into traditional media, whether that be a national television news programme, a niche magazine or an online news website.
Join our free careers workshop for PRINZ student members. This interactive online session is the perfect place to ask questions or explore options for your future comms career.
As PR and Communications professionals you are constantly putting your clients or your key company personnel in front of the media – maybe it is time for you to experience exactly what that feels like?
Central Division PRINZ Fellows old and new are gathering for a networking dinner in September. This is your chance to blow off some steam and talk about PR with the people who get it, and get you. Enjoy informal drinks and mingling from 5pm at the bar, followed by an excellent 3-course set-menu dinner in the Private Dining Room.
Kohikohi mai, kōrero mai, ka huihui mai hei te whakahaumanu i te reo Māori!
Come along to the PRINZ Parakuihi breakfast event at Karaka Cafe in Te Whanganui a Tara for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori
The Waikato PRINZ committee warmly welcomes local members and PR practitioners to join us for an in-person networking breakfast at Weave Eatery at Waikato Innovation Park in Hamilton.
Looking for a chance to relax and catch up with some local Wellington comms colleagues? Come and enjoy an after-work drink with us at the beautiful Two Grey Café, Bar & Eatery on Grey Street.
This one-day workshop balances both the theory and practice involved in identifying and managing issues and crisis situations. The course will enable you to understand appropriate actions before, during and after a major incident as well as provide strategies around communications planning and practical guidance on working with the media and broader aspects of communication in times of crisis.
It’s been a long time between drinks! Our next event features several of Christchurch’s successful PRINZ awards finalists for 2022. Discover what made their communications great, ask questions and be inspired. You’ll also have time to catch up with fellow communications professionals and students over drinks and nibbles afterwards.
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. Brands also expect to be seen and found in all the right places online, over and above just traditional media.