New Survey: Tennessee Communications Professionals Value Social Media More in 2012
A recent survey asked communications professionals in Tennessee about their views of social media as it fits within a strategic communications plan. Similar to a survey that was conducted in 2010, the results found that practitioners place a...
May Professional Development Luncheon: Mastering the Art of Bragging
You were taught it’s not okay to brag, right? Join the club. But in today’s world, there are important and surprising reasons why high performing professionals need to regain this lost skill and start sharing their success stories...
April Professional Development Luncheon: Looking at Strategy Through 4 I’s
Join us for the April Professional Development Luncheon on Wednesday, April 18 at Niko’s Southside Grill. Bill Stiles, Director of Strategy & Research for The Johnson Group, will explore four essential elements of strategy that...
Celebrate Luther & Communication Week at UTC on March 9
Join the UTC Public Relations Student Society of America as they wrap up Communications Week with a keynote address from legendary local broadcaster, Luther Massingil. Hosted by his Sunny 92.3 morning show partner, James Howard, “A...
New Member? Join in March and Get a Section Membership for Free!
March 2012 Membership Promotion — Free Section PRSA’s March 2012 membership campaign offers new members joining during the month a free Professional Interest Section membership for one year. Current members receive $20 off a Section...
Help Judge the PRIME Awards
Attention members! We need help judging the on Tuesday, March 13. Judging will be at Blood Assurance in downtown Chattanooga in the Board Room on the third floor from 1-7 p.m. You do not have to stay the entire time, but we would appreciate a...
Take a PRSA Survey on PR & Wikipedia
The Public Relations Society of America is currently conducting a survey regarding Wikipedia and public relations. The national organization is calling for all members to participate regarding the role of PR practitioners and engaging in...
Save the Date for the Southeast District Conference this Fall!
Save the date for September 19-21! The Lookout Chapter will be hosting the PRSA Southeast District Conference, which will focus on “Creating Authentic Relationships in the Age of Me.” The conference will draw public relations and...
About Lookout PRSA
Formed in 1994, the Lookout Chapter is one of more than 100 PRSA chapters throughout the United States and represents more than 70 public relations professionals across Southeast Tennessee and North Georgia. The Public Relations Society of America, based in New York City, is the world’s largest professional organization for public relations practitioners. The Society has nearly 32,000 professional and student members worldwide.
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he Incline Awards are the Lookout Chapters annual awards of excellence in the public relations field. Entering the Incline Awards is a great way to have your achievements recognized by peers in the PR industry as well as colleagues, supervisors and others.
Categories include community relations, events and observances, external publications, promotional writing, integrated communications, internal communications, corporate annual report and internal communications.
The Lookout Chapter is one of 116 PRSA chapters throughout the United States. The national Public Relations Society of America, headquartered in New York City, is the largest professional organization for public relations practitioners and has nearly 20,000 members.