CIPR group for anyone working in or interested in international communication
Membership
A member base spanning borders and cultures
We aim to act both as a supportive membership organisation and a centre of excellence to public relations practitioners around the globe.
The group brings together many different sectors within the international communications industry to network, discuss, and learn from each other about the issues facing communicators working internationally today. We do this by holding face-to-face events as well as virtual meetings so that our colleagues overseas can take part.
We offer guidance, training, development and advice to PR colleagues around the world.
If you are already a member we hope you will find the site interesting and informative. If you are not, please consider joining this dynamic group!
We know that some of you operate under challenging and often difficult circumstances in your local market and it can sometimes seem that there is nowhere to turn to obtain the help or support you require. To those of you in this situation we say 'you are not alone' and encourage you to join us.
Member benefits
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Credibility and international professional recognition. Membership of the CIPR, the only professional body for the PR industry with a royal charter, provides members with industry-standard credibility both within and outside the profession.
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Global networking. Membership of CIPR International offers you a way of connecting with experienced communicators and PR experts working in the international arena.
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Being updated on international matters. Our social media channels – Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn - website and newsletters help you get the latest and remain up-to-date on PR developments from around the world. We also recently launched a Vimeo channel, containing thought-provoking webinars and views from industry leaders.
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Continuous professional development. As a member of CIPR International, you have discounted access to a wide range of initiatives focused on international communications.
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Getting accreditation and getting Chartered. Being an accredited PR Practitioner is a hallmark of your professional excellence. It shows you are committed to keeping your professional skills and knowledge up-to-date and continually developing and broadening your horizons. Your accreditation shows in CIPR’s PR register and Member directory profile. You’ll receive a logo and certificate to demonstrate your designation. To retain your accredited status you need to renew your membership and complete CPD every year.
Please look at the CIPR website to find out the criteria for becoming accredited.
Find out more about getting chartered here.
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How to join
If you are already a member of the CIPR but not of CIPR International, complete the Sector group registration form selecting "CIPR International". You will then have access to all our resources and lower ticket prices for events. If you are not yet a member, come and help us grow our network and increase our profile within the industry.
For details on how to join the CIPR see here.