WWPR Names a New Group of Leaders
Wed, Dec. 10, 2025
By Steve Barnes
Washington Women in Public Relations, a membership organization for female communications professionals in the Washington, D.C. area, announces its 2026 board of directors.
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Washington Women in Public Relations, a membership organization for female communications professionals in the Washington, D.C. area, announces its 2026 board of directors.
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PRSA-NY has named Leslie Gottlieb president-elect, filling the position previously held by Doug Simon.
New York Women in Communications president Meredith Long encouraged female students at the group's annual career conference Nov. 18 to "help each other up" to break into the executive level.
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The inaugural celebration of Women’s PR History Month will kick-off Thursday March 9 at 6 p.m. at the Genome Center, 101 Sixth ave., New York.
The Arthur W. Page Center at Penn State, taking a much-needed PR leadership role, has launched a campaign for better government/institutional press relations. It can’t be done alone.
Yvonne Lorie, founder of ReFresh PR, has been elected president of the HPRA’s national board.
The group, which was developed to connect women leaders in PR across North America, will welcome new advisory members in New York City on June 8 at the launch of Women in PR New York.
The Institute for Public Relations has picked Mark Weiner, CEO of PRIME Research Americas, to head its measurement commission.
The first-ever Black PR History Month, honoring achievements of black PR professionals, will kick off in February at the Museum of Public Relations, Baruch College, New York City.
Public Relations Global Network adds firms from Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Denmark and Lithuania along with unveiling a new logo for the global PR and marketing communications group.
Martha Boudreau, chief communications and marketing officer at AARP, was named PR Woman of the Year by WWPR.
Brooklyn native Phil Andrews takes the helm of the society founded in 1989.
Going into its 10th year PR Boutiques International continues to grow with new member agencies in Netherlands and San Francisco.
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