Campaign Collective has welcomed moves by the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) to expel any members working with sanctioned Russian organisations. The industry association for communications firms and professionals has also urged members to consider the reputational consequences of working for companies which whilst not sanctioned, nonetheless have links with the Russian Government. In …
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has given its backing to an industry-wide initiative to help UK advertising respond to the climate crisis caused by CO2 emissions.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) Council has launched a new drive to uncover suppliers with a positive social impact.
The communications and marketing world has been urged to have a positive social impact during the COVID-19 pandemic. While it’s generally business for usual for Campaign Collective, which already operates on a remote working model, Simon Francis, Founder Member of Campaign Collective and Chair of the Public Relations & Communications Association Council, said: As the …
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One of Campaign Collective’s Founder Members, Simon Francis, has been elected chair of the Public Relations and Communications Association Council.
One of Campaign Collective’s Founder Members, Simon Francis, will stand to be chair of the Public Relations and Communications Association Council. He will be standing on a platform to build on the work the profession has been doing to improve ethics, diversity and standards.
The first ever analysis of the social impact of PR and communications agencies has revealed that 80% of practitioners have helped meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through their work.
The positive impact of Campaign Collective has been validated through a new social value test created by the Public Relations & Communications Association.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) Council has launched a new definition of the social impact of public relations and communications.
A new PR and communications apprenticeship, which has been in development for almost three years by a group of 23 employers, has been approved by the Government for apprentices to start on the programme. The Public Relations and Communications Assistant Apprenticeship replaces the existing PR Apprenticeship programme which was first launched in 2011. The new programme places more emphasis …
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