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Have Your Say in the Women in PR 2016 Annual Survey

There have been a lot of changes at Women in PR over the past 18 months and we’d love to…

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WPR and PRWeek Mentoring Scheme – Mentors Announced

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#GetChartered

Laurian Hubbard, Chart.PR, MCIPR Head of Communications and Engagement in Care and Social Services Inspectorate Wales. With less than 100…

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How to Work With Brands Event With Women in Journalism

Helena Raven Head of Digital, NSPCC   When I was asked to think about how, as a brand, we can…

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Reputation and Managing Corporate Partnerships in Charity Communications

Amanda Azeez, Head of NSPCC & O2 Online Safety Partnership When I spoke at the recent Women in PR event,…

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PR Week Mentor Scheme Launch: My Experience

Claire Foster Deputy Head of News, Direct Line Group I had worked in financial services and motoring PR for over…

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Women occupy half of senior jobs in UK PR but are they just going it alone?

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SPOTLIGHT ON: MARY WHENMAN, INTERIM COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR, CALLCREDIT INFORMATION GROUP

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My secret work weapon: Seeing the funny side of life

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Mentoring Scheme Diary: Making the leap to director

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Mentoring Scheme Diary: Bouncing back from redundancy

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Flexible working is paramount as women challenge the traditional ‘nine to five’ in PR

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