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PRSA MD Volunteers Deliver Big for Sister Chapter

Jul 7, 2020

A small army of The Public Relations Society of America Maryland Chapter collaborated on a project to help colleagues six states away have their big moment in the sun. Twenty-eight volunteers from PRSA Maryland judged The Public Relations Society of America...

The Role of PR in Advancing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Jul 1, 2020

On June 18, we were joined by 24 communications professionals for a candid conversation on how we as public relations professionals have an opportunity to play an important role in shaping how our organizations, and our chapter, address diversity, equity and inclusion...

Important Update for APR Candidates

Jul 1, 2020

Here’s some great news for APR candidates! There are now two ways to take the examination for Accreditation in Public Relations (APR). As of June 19, 2020, candidates have the option to take the APR exam either at a Prometric Testing Center or remotely through...

Never assume your crisis is over … until your audience says so!

Jun 14, 2020

We took a brief break from our #PRSAMDWeeklyChat only to come back on June 12 with PR pro Jeffrey Davis, APR, Managing Partner, Van Eperen! Jeff talked about the realities of crisis communications and why you need a solid plan to address Covid 2.0, our national...

From Baltimore and beyond, our response to racial injustice

Jun 10, 2020

Open Letter from the PRSA MD Board of Directors: Yesterday George Floyd was laid to rest. It should not have happened. In the name of Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and many others who have been brutally killed, PRSA Maryland stands with the protesting nation...

Internal communications in the age of COVID-19

May 29, 2020

When the pandemic hit earlier this year, many organizations immediately started focusing on their external stakeholders making sure their customers knew the organization valued them especially as they had to close down or curtail operations for an indefinite period of...

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If you want to develop your communications skills and grow your career, then PRSA Maryland is the professional organization for you. You won’t be disappointed. I promise.
 

– Claudia Ciolfi, PRSA Maryland President (2017)

Manager of PR and Strategic Communications, Chesapeake Employers’ Insurance Company

It’s always pleasing to be with like-minded individuals, but PRSA also provides the opportunity to learn, expand, and meet professionals whose work and concepts may differ from yours.
 

– Lisa Brusio Coster

President, Coster Communications, Ltd.

PRSA Maryland serves as the cornerstone of my professional development and helps me in a variety of ways to continually adapt to the ever-changing public relations profession.
 

– Dan Dunne, APR

Director of Communications, Erickson Living.

PRSA is really all about the people you meet and the relationships you develop, and it all leads to personal and professional development, increasing your value in the workplace.
 

– Jeffrey A. Davis, APR

Managing Director, Van Eperen.

Sandy Arnett, APR, was actually the very first PRSA MD person I met when I moved back to Baltimore. Sandy was doing registration at some events and her friendliness and welcoming me was a factor in my joining the Chapter.  I was able to tell her that at the internal communications program at GSCM in January (2019).

 

– Emily McDermott

Account Supervisor/Project Manager, Van Eperen.

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