NYWICI Event Promotes 'Power of the Pack'
Thu, Oct. 18, 2018
By Steve Barnes
The keys to making gender equality a reality in the workplace are the subject of "Power of the Pack," a New York Women in Communications event being held tonight as part of Communications Week.

Female communications leaders will share their insights at Sept. 20’s Night of the Roundtables, an event hosted by New York Women in Communications.
The Museum of Public Relations is teaming up with the Hispanic PR Association to present the second annual Celebration of Latino PR History on Sept. 10.
CCI is holding its 2018 Corporation Communication Conference at Baruch College in New York from May 29 to June 2.
PRSA-NY is getting help from Ketchum for a clothing drive benefiting the international not-for-profit organization Dress For Success, which helps women achieve economic and personal independence.
The Institute for Public Relations has launched The Bridge, a two-day conference (April 12-13) that is geared toward PR and corporate communications practitioners and academics.
Making corporate anniversary campaigns more effective is the focus of the fourth annual Anniversary Marketing Summit.
The hurdles crossed and barriers broken by the first generation of women to work in the public relations industry were the subject of “PR Women Who Changed History,” an event sponsored by the Museum of Public Relations on Thursday.
The PR pioneers who blazed a path for other women to follow will be celebrated tonight at “PR Women Who Changed History,” an event sponsored by the Museum of Public Relations.
Getting the most out of corporate anniversary campaigns was the focus of the third Anniversary Marketing Summit held Oct. 17 in Chicago.
David Albritton, General Motors executive director, communications, and Terry Edmonds, first African-American speech writer for President Clinton, are among speakers tonight at 6 p.m. at Baruch College CUNY.
Communications Week, whose “media partners” include AdWeek, Commpro, O’Dwyer’s and other ad/PR media, is an event in New York starting Oct. 19 on the theme of “Reinventing the Industry.”
Baruch College’s Museum of Public Relations is hosting a month-long exhibit in September to honor the life and career of PR visionary Patrick Jackson.
PRSA's New York chapter staged a mirthful evening of games and competition at Dave and Buster's on West 42nd Street on July 28, in the spirit of the chapter's "Summer Social."
Johnnetta Cole, first black female president of Spelman College; Dawn Kelly, VP-global communications at Prudential; and Gloria Steinem were interviewed for a broadcast hosted by Weber Shandwick at the July 31 ColorComm Conference in Miami.
Create “open cultures,” maximize info flow, be quick to learn and change, be lean, and dump past practices readily, the Arthur W. Page Society was told April 3-4.
Edelman CEO Richard Edelman and noted PR professor and author James Grunig are among panelists slated for a free Feb. 28 event by The Conference Board and New York University's School of Continuing and Professional Studies.



















