Are you looking to move closer to your organisation’s leadership team? Then join us for our professional development series on public relations strategy and evaluation.
Hear from one of New Zealand’s leading public relations experts working in the social media influencer space. You’ll learn how influencer PR has changed in recent years, how it could work for your brand, and the pitfalls to avoid.
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.
Are you looking to move closer to your organisation’s leadership team? Then join us for our professional development series on public relations strategy and evaluation.
Join the SenateSHJ team for our May learning lunch where we’ll be exploring how communication professionals from across the sector can work effectively with PR consultancies, the type of support they can provide, and the areas where they can add most value.
Come join us at the beautiful Beast and Butterflies restaurant at M Social and have a great time with your peers!
Connect with your peers and enjoy a delicious breakfast. You will also learn from our guest speaker, Kirsten Patterson, who will talk about the “Five issues facing the boardroom in 2023”.
Find out how you can use AI tools like ChatGPT to support your work. What other AI tools are on the horizon, and how do they work? We will also have a discussion about the impact of these AI tools for our profession, and society. How do we navigate ethical concerns over creativity, integrity, plagiarism, fake news and more?
Join the celebration of the annual PRINZ Awards at Maritime Room! This prestigious event will celebrate the achievements and excellence of our members in the field of public relations and communication.
Brought to you by the PR Institute of NZ (PRINZ) and the Waikato Branch of the Institute of Directors.
Warm up this winter with a tipple with your southern PR colleagues at the Little Fiddle and hear from the new PRINZ CEO Susanne Martin, who is down from Auckland Head Office.
Plain language is a skill. It’s about so much more than just choosing the right words. Presenting information clearly, concisely and in an engaging way is an art form.