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PRESS RELEASE: WWPR Names Stephenie Fu the 2012 Washington PR Woman of the Year
Pioneering Businesswoman Charlotte Beers Keynotes 23rd Annual Awards Ceremony WASHINGTON, D.C. – November 15, 2012 – Stephenie Fu, a strategic communication counselor and consumer behavior specialist, was named Washington Women in Public Relations’ (WWPR) 2012...
Engaging Industry
Internships in the public relations industry are critical for students aspiring to become successful professionals in the field. Internships enable students to gain the necessary skills and experience to be attractive to potential employers and begin establishing a...
WWPR’s Media Roundtable Recap
Recently, we hosted members of the media for a state of the industry roundtable at the National Press Club in Washington, DC to answer the burning questions of PR professionals when it comes to what the media thinks in regard to pitches, what they think of PR, and...
The Glass Ceiling is Not Your Mother’s Problem
Pioneering Corporate Executive Charlotte Beers Speaks About Barriers in the Workplace If history is any measure, today’s career women have come a long way. They excel in the classroom, often graduating top of their class, and they have proven themselves to perform as...
Women, Careers & Shattered Ceilings: A Q & A with Trailblazing Advertising Executive Charlotte Beers
Once named “the most powerful woman in advertising,” Charlotte Beers is a business legend who shattered the glass ceiling as she rocketed to the top. She was the first female senior vice president at J. Walter Thompson Advertising, the first female CEO of the...