The PRINZ Central Committee is excited to host a friendly in-person networking event at the Dirty Little Secret rooftop bar from 5pm on Thursday 15 February.
This is a fantastic opportunity to ease back into the world of work and PR, widen your professional network, and enjoy the beautiful summer weather while it’s here!
New to public relations and ready to build your future career? Then this course is for you.
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). Please note that all prices are inclusive of GST
Calling all Tauranga Comms professionals — join us for an evening of networking over a beverage and nibbles! This will be an amazing opportunity to get together to widen your professional network in Tauranga, discuss upcoming trends, predictions, and any opportunities coming up.
Calling all Rotorua Comms professionals — join us for an evening of networking over a beverage and nibbles! This will be an amazing opportunity to get together to widen your professional network in Rotorua, discuss upcoming trends, predictions, and any opportunities coming up.
We will be kicking off our first ever hybrid event with Isentia’s latest research paper on the perceptions of PR and Communications in Aotearoa and Australia, followed by an expert panel discussion.
Looking at narratives across traditional and social media, we will be taking a closer look at the impact current perceptions might have on the future of the PR industry.
Join us for an insightful session where we demystify Google Analytics 4, empowering PR and Communications professionals to harness its full potential for data-driven success.
You’re invited to our panel event ‘Working well with the media’, tailored specifically for PR and communications professionals based in Taranaki. In the dynamic world of PR and communications, establishing successful relationships with journalists and broadcasters is essential. That’s why we’ve assembled a panel of media professionals who lead the news in Taranaki. They’ll provide insights and shed light on what effective news media relations look like in your region.
Our breakfast networking events are back for 2024! Come along for a coffee (and breakfast if you wish) on March 7 at Joe’s Garage, in the heart of Hamilton’s CBD. Catch up with colleagues working in the public relations, communications, marketing, and associated industries
Belatedly back for 2024, First Thursdays are a chance for Auckland PRs to catch up in an informal setting, make or renew acquaintances and swap tales from the trenches. There’ll always be a couple of Northern Committee members around, so they’re also a good opportunity to share your thoughts on how we can continue to engage the PR community here in Tāmaki Makaurau.
We are delighted to have the incredible Kirsty Von Minden share a virtual presentation on mental health & resilience, the science of stress in the context of 21st century living, the pandemic and the current climate of constant change and uncertainty.
Kirsty will investigate where stress comes from and what’s happening when we are in the stress response, and how stress is wearing down our health, energy and performance. In this workshop we will explore why stress itself is not the problem and what we can instead shift our focus to, to rewire our own brains for calm and resilience. All with a self-led wellbeing practice that only takes a few minutes a day.
Step into the future of Public Relations with our exclusive speaker event led by artificial intelligence expert Justin Flitter. This event and networking opportunity is designed to unravel the complexities of AI technology and how you can use it within a PR context. Embrace the opportunity to explore how AI is not just reshaping the PR landscape but is set to revolutionise our profession.
Since Covid the topic of employee engagement has been high on the agenda for many organisations and for many different reasons. And as we continue into what could be a difficult year for many workplaces, keeping employees engaged will be more important than ever.