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PRSA Foundation to Present 2010 Paladin Award to Marcia Silverman, Chair, Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide at March 18 Event in New York

February 04, 2010

The PRSA Foundation will honor a long-time public relations industry leader at its annual Paladin Dinner on Thursday, March 18, at the W Union Square Hotel in New York City.

“The PRSA Foundation Paladin Dinner was created to honor champions — industry leaders who have been advocates for our profession,” said Debbie Mason, APR, Fellow PRSA, president of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees. “A paladin was a heroic champion, a determined advocate of a noble cause in medieval times, and the PRSA Foundation is pleased to honor a true advocate for public relations, Marcia Silverman, chair of Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide.”

PRSA Web Site Named “Best in Class” by Interactive Media Council

February 01, 2010

The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)’s Web site was recognized as “Best in Class” by the Interactive Media Council (IMC). It is the top honor given by IMC in its Interactive Media Awards (IMA) competition....Read More

PRSA Health Academy Executive Committee Announced

January 29, 2010

The Health Academy of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) today announced its national executive committee for 2010. With approximately 800 members, the Health Academy is PRSA’s largest Professional Interest Section, and the largest network of health care public relations and communications professionals in the world....Read More

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PRSA Chair & CEO Michael Cherenson Appears Live on Sky News in the U.K. With Professional Advice for Tiger Woods

December 08, 2009

PRSA Chair & CEO Michael Cherenson was interviewed live on the primetime "Live at Five" television news broadcast on Sky News in Great Britain and throughout Europe to provide expert advice on how Tiger Woods should communicate to restore his flagging image....Read More

PRSA Chair & CEO Michael Cherenson Interviewed in New York Daily News on Tiger Woods' Reputation

December 08, 2009

PRSA Chair & CEO Michael Cherenson was interviewed for a New York Daily News article to discuss how Tiger Woods can restore his reputation. Cherenson recommended that Woods speak out candidly to fill the void of information that has led to misinformation....Read More

PRSA Chair & CEO Michael Cherenson Talks to Reuters, Gives Communications Advice on Tiger Woods Image Rebuilding

December 04, 2009

A recent Reuters article featured comments from PRSA Chair & CEO Michael Cherenson, APR, offering communications advice on how Tiger Woods can rebuild his reputation. He suggests that Woods explain himself with certainty and sincerity, take responsibility, apologize and get on with his life and career. "If he handles it right, I think his vast appeal and reserve of goodwill will make his fans forgive and forget."

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