Feb 15, 2023
Meet our new committee member: Nishika Bajaj
Nishika is Communications Consultant at Perpetual Motion and Deputy Editor of PlatformAfrica.com with focus on Fintech and financial...
Feb 15, 2023
Jacinda Ardern: when domestic issues have an international impact
Claire Benson, Founder and Co-Director of SDG Changemakers highlights the challenges that faced the New Zealand Prime Minister...
Dec 14, 2022
The sustainability business case for SMEs
Claire Benson, Founder and Co-Director of SDG Changemakers, offers a compelling business case which PR professionals can use to support...
Oct 31, 2022
Opportunity for practitioners to join the CPRE's new research panel
The below is an invitation letter from The Commission on Public Relations Education (CPRE). CIPR International is publishing the letter...
Oct 5, 2022
The need for transparency and accountability in PR in a world of distrust
Ahead of a discussion as part of the CIPR International's AGM, committee member Emma Duke questions the role of public relations in...
Sep 13, 2022
The language of sustainability
Sustainable practices offer businesses and the planet many benefits. Claire Benson, Founder and Co-Director of SDG Changemakers, explores...
Aug 2, 2022
Recognition for women in PR: Mabel Adeteye
CIPR Committee member Mabel Adeteye, Head, Corporate Communications, Public Relations & Digital at TVC COMMUNICATIONS was recently...
Jul 6, 2022
Creating a unique peer-learning and exchange experience in Eastern Africa
By Neema G. Mutemi, MCIPR , a Strategic thinker, Communicator, International Development practitioner and Youth Development Expert, based...
Jun 29, 2022
Meet our newest committee member
Taazima Kala, a Chartered member of the CIPR since 2020, Taazima is based in Gaborone, Botswana, joins the CIPR International Committee....
May 13, 2022
Getting Chartered restored my faith in my own professionalism
Emma Duke, CIPR International committee member who works with communicators across the globe through her consultancy business, Emma Duke PR,
