Raleigh Public Relations Society

The Raleigh Public Relations Society (RPRS) aims to advance the art and science of public relations and to strengthen communication, understanding and cooperation among the diverse individuals, groups, and institutions of the Society.

Member Spotlight

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Talking Politics—the Good, the Bad, and the Not So Scary

Thank you to our longtime friend Seth Palmer for joining us yesterday for September’s Lunch & Learn event at Lonnie Poole Golf Course for “Talking Politics—the Good, the Bad, and the Not So Scary“!

Talking Politics with Seth Palmer at RPRS
Talking Politics with Seth Palmer at RPRS

 

If you were able to join us in person (and we’re thrilled so many of you were, it was great to be in person with everyone again!), please take a moment to fill out Seth’s speaker evaluation. He has made a personal commitment to solicit more feedback and use it to improve. Now that’s professional inspiration we can all appreciate!

Interesting in working with Seth or inviting him to speak to your group? Be sure to reach out.

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Congratulations to DesignHammer on Celebrating 20 Years!

Twenty cheers to 20 YEARS! Yesterday marked DesignHammer‘s 20th anniversary and to celebrate they shared with us the launch of their new website.

DesignHammer 20th Anniversary Team

Developed in Drupal 8, the new website was a highly collaborative process across the entire company. When visiting, users can expect to read about the web strategy, design, and development agency’s documented, repeatable Process—a recently added feature designed to show site visitors our roadmap for building successful websites. Be sure to get to know their team (since we haven’t been able to gather live in over a year and say “Hi!” to them in person) and learn more about the services they offer across their wide technology stack.

Please join us in raising a virtual glass to commemorate this RPRS member firm on their milestone achievement! ?

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Are You Open To Freelance Work?

In the last few weeks, we’ve received multiple requests asking for referrals to Raleigh Public Relations Society members who are open to freelance work and we’d love to be able to provide our requesting members a roster of folks who they can connect to when the need arises!

RPRS Call for Freelance

As of today, we’ve added a field to each member’s online profile where you can detail your interest in freelance work so that we can share those pertinent details with our members who request referrals to you. Please visit https://rprs.org/myaccount/, login, and submit your brief description of your freelance interests and we’ll be glad to include you in these requests moving forward.

To request a list of our members who are open to referrals for freelance work, the requesting individual or agency must be an active member of the Raleigh Public Relations Society. Please email RaleighPRSociety@gmail.com to request our Freelance Referrals list after confirming your membership status.

Happy hustling, friends!

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RPRS Member Spotlight: Lisa Sullivan

Have you met our newest Raleigh Public Relations Society member, Lisa Sullivan? Chances are if you’ve been a marketing communications professional in the Triangle within the last 10 years, you’ve had the chance to meet this warm, smiling gal!

Her resume includes positions at WNCN, Media Two Interactive, Fonville Morisey Realty, and Coastal Credit Union. She’s currently exploring opportunities, so if you’ve got an open role to fill, or you’re looking to connect with seasoned professionals here in the Triangle, make sure you keep reading and watching!

RPRS MEMBER SPOTLIGHT - Lisa Sullivan

In light of our lack of ability to gather in person right now for good, old fashioned networking, we’ve reached out to our newer members to ask them to introduce themselves via video. (And for you to veteran members, we’ll be reaching out to you soon, too!) Thank you, Lisa, for being willing to jump in front of the camera for us!

Get to know Lisa Sullivan in the video below…

…and be sure to connect with her on LinkedIn!