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WWPR celebrates an evening of networking, learning, and uplifting as it recognizes its 2021 class of emerging leaders in PR.
Washington Women in Public Relations’ 2021 Emerging Leaders Awards (ELA) ceremony took place Thursday, May 20. Five women from varying communications backgrounds were recognized and awarded for their accomplishments and leadership in the industry. The night kicked off...
WASHINGTON WOMEN IN PUBLIC RELATIONS ANNOUNCES 2021 EMERGING LEADERS AWARDS WINNERS
ELAs Recognizes Rising Stars in the Communications Industry WASHINGTON, D.C. (May 20, 2021) — Today, Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR), the only professional society for female communicators in the greater capital area, named its 2021 class of Emerging...
Meet the 2021 Emerging Leaders Awards Finalists
Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR) is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2021 Emerging Leaders Awards (ELAs). We are excited to celebrate the 11th anniversary of the ELAs, where we are honoring emerging leaders in five categories - small/boutique...
How to Harness the Power of Data in Communications
Who among us hasn’t said, “I wish I had the data to back that up.”? Last week, WWPR held a panel discussion on harnessing the power of data for strategic communications. Panelists included seasoned communications and data experts who shared key learning on how data...
Resources for Nonprofit Communications Professionals
Our profession is all about connections and WWPR has been essential to my career in facilitating those connections. After meeting Kelly Mack, a WWPR Past President, early in my career, I joined WWPR’s Pro Bono Committee, and I served as WWPR Pro Bono Co-Chair...