The Public Relations Society of America’s Hampton Roads Chapter (PRSA-HR) announced the winners of its annual Pinnacle Awards competition at a lunch meeting on November 20 at the Norfolk Yacht and Country Club.

We see your #PRinAction Sally Kirby Hartman, using an expert column to spread the word about the generosity of the Hampton Roads Community Foundation's donors.

At our Oct. 16 breakfast workshop, we took a deep dive into identifying our unconscious biases (yes, we all have them) and discussing tools to be more inclusive and effective in our communication.

The Public Relations Society of America’s Hampton Roads Chapter will honor three local public relations professionals at its Annual Pinnacle Awards luncheon on Nov. 20.

PRSA Hampton Roads members will vote at the chapter’s Nov. 20 meeting on the slate of officers nominated to serve the chapter in 2020.

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Your chapter Ethics Committee chairs, Teresa Diaz, APR, and Tiffany Russell, APR, CDME, invite you to enjoy some of the interesting and timely articles available to coincide with PRSA’s Ethics Month (Sept.).  

We see your #PRinAction The Princess Anne Country Club. A recent charity event with pro golfer Ernie Els garnered coverage from all three local tv stations. Way to go!