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Northwest Ohio Chapter of PRSAMonthly Luncheon MeetingsMonthly luncheon meetings give professionals a chance to network and learn from first-hand accounts. Speakers run the gamut from media panels and the mayor to some of the region's top public relations executives.
They are timely such as the meeting we flew in from New York the communications director for the September 11th Fund. Or hearing from DaimlerChrysler about its international merger. They are relevant. Speaking on crisis communications have been leaders from Cooper Tire and Rubber, United Way of Greater Toledo, The American Red Cross and Cedar Point. And they are enjoyable. Although meetings are generally held at The Toledo Club, we have traveled around the Glass City to destinations such as the Toledo Museum to hear about its centennial celebration, the Toledo Zoo and the Toledo Speedway. We have even learned about branding frogs! Photo at right: Steve Rubel, VP, CooperKatz & Co. of New York City and author of "MicroPersuasion Weblog," brought meeting attendees up to speed on blogs, blogging and what it means for public relations. Professional Development SeminarsEach year the chapter holds one full or half-day Professional Development Seminar that tackles a particular topic, examining it in depth. Recent topics have included media training, strategic planning and relationship building via new technologies. Membership DirectoryMembers will receive a Membership Directory networking them to other public relations professionals in Northwest Ohio. This is available free to members only and is a great way to get and stay connected in our local business and public relations community. Members: Make sure your directory information is current, especially if you have a change of address or other information. To update membership information, visit www.prsa.org and notify the chapter membership director. JoblineThis members-only service is a great way to learn about positions in our community when they first become available–before they are even announced to the public. For employers, our Jobline is a great way to find qualified applicants. Look for the Jobline in the e-newsletter The On-line ChronicleThe monthly e-newsletter will keep you informed of all the goings-on and provides a vehicle for member news as well. Social Get-togethersHoliday or after-work outings are a great time to relax, enjoy each other's company and make new friends. Leadership OpportunitiesAdvancing the professional and advancing the profession. There's no better way to do this than through PRSA. There are plenty of opportunities for involvement and leadership. Contact the president or chapter administrator to find out how. International ConferenceThis can be one of the most rewarding parts of membership. The international conference is a wonderful educational and networking experience–a great way to grow professionally. Regional and National ResourcesThere are also a tremendous amount of resources and programs available through regional activities and the national PRSA. For more information about national programs and activities, visit www.prsa.org. PRSSAThe Northwest Ohio Chapter is proud to host student chapters at Adrian College, Bowling Green State University, The University of Findlay and The University of Toledo. PRSSA members are invited to attend events and are afforded reduced rates. Students are encouraged to connect with professional members throughout their college career. Upon graduation, students are encouraged to join national PRSA at a significantly reduced rate through an Associate Membership--a great first step to a successful career. |
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