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Be a TRUTH TELLER to Your Girlfriends – Help Them Be Their Own SUPERHEROES

Feb 23, 2012 | Professional Development

The first of three blog postings providing my recap from Kiki McLean’s WWPR annual meeting keynote. ‘BE TRUTH TELLERS’ – Kiki suggested we help the women we know be the best they can be. Share motivating feedback with peers after a big presentation. Show friends how others see them in professional situations to boost confidence, […]

D.C.-based Washington Women in PR Inducts Board with Keynote from Kiki McLean

Feb 2, 2012 | Events, Professional Development

Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR), the premier resource for communications professionals in the nation’s capital, announced its 2012 board of directors to serve the over 300 member organization during its annual meeting at the National Press Club. 2011 Highlights – WWPR Visibility Elevated To New Levels Out-going president Kendra Kojcsich was honored for her many […]

A Special Invitation to WWPR Members – Videojournalism for the Web

Oct 12, 2011 | Professional Development

In collaboration with Arizona State University – Walter Cronkite School of Journalism, Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR) invites you to attend a two-day workshop: “Videojournalism for the Web” When: October 22nd and 29th Where: ASU – Cronkite School 1834 Connecticut Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20009 You’ll learn the fundamentals of shooting on-camera interviews and […]

Getting the Job Done and Looking Good While Doing It

Oct 7, 2011 | Professional Development

We spend a lot of time analyzing data, running multiple appointments in a day, and developing brands for our clients and business partners. This is second nature, and ultimately first and foremost in our brains. Well, have you ever given yourself the same care and attention when it comes to branding YOURSELF? Sure we make […]

How to leave a footprint at your internship… and in the hearts of your colleagues.

Aug 19, 2011 | Professional Development

Rachel Krasnow, Porter Novelli Intern Okay, so the title’s a little cheesy. I’m here to provide tips for how create an impact at your PR internship that will stick even after you leave. In this economy, the best you can hope for is that you leave your boss and colleagues a good impression of: 1) Your […]

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