2012 World PR Forum Summary

Sunday 18 November The Research Colloquium at this year’s World PR Forum was a great success with 100 people turning out to hear the newest ideas and research in public relations in the beautiful surrounds of the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre. Social media was an ongoing theme with sessions focusing on its use in [...]

World PR Forum delegates found out that with the rapid development of the PR industry over the last few decades, an assumption that most practitioners have ‘done their time’ in a newsroom is far from safe. The public relations industry tour was a welcome addition to the program of social events, which were part of [...]

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Largest World PR Forum comes to a close

How do you top the first day of a World PR Forum that ends with dinner for 500 people? Particularly when dinner is at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Grounds with a spectacular sunset. The answer is a program bursting with content and inspiring sessions from world leading communicators topped off by the arrival of even [...]

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Forum engages the world’s communicators

The first day of the 2012 World PR Forum saw speakers from around the world cover a range of topics including public relations in sport, the laws surrounding social media and the implementation of integrated reporting. The welcome address from Daniel Tisch of the Global Alliance set the tone of the event. This was followed [...]

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Global WPRF TV with Michael Sheldrick: How would you describe the World PR Forum?

Posted on November 6, 2012 by World PR Forum

As a campaigner, commentator, blogger and speaker on global issues, Michael Sheldrick describes why the World PR Forum is significant.

How would you describe the World PR Forum? from Hunting With Pixels on Vimeo.

He is currently the Manager of Global Policy and Campaigns at the Global Poverty Project and a Fellow with the UWA Religion and Globalisation Initiative. One of Michael’s latest achievements is being recognized as one of Western Australia’s 50 Best and Brightest by The Sunday Times.

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2012 World PR Forum Summary

Delegates take an industry tour at the close of the 2012 WPRF

Largest World PR Forum comes to a close

Forum engages the world’s communicators

WPRF12 blog

Global WPRF TV with Michael Sheldrick: How would you describe the World PR Forum?

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