Conversations 2013

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Address: Ottawa, ON, CA
Telephone: +14162397034

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Conversations 2013 Save the Date! 2014 Ascend Summit in Banff, May 25-27, 2014. The CPRS 2013 National Conference was held in our nation's capital. (June 9-11, 2013)

Each year the Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) hosts a professional development conference that attracts over 300 participants from across Canada.. The event features a combination of keynote speakers and workshops to support professional development in the field of public relations, as well as providing a networking opportunity with some of the top public relations practitioners from acr

oss Canada. Next year the conference will take place in the Ottawa-Gatineau region from June 9-11, 2013. To learn more about the conference and theme please visit http://conversations2013.cprs.ca/.

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Videos

CPRS2013: What kind of PR would you do for the PR industry?

Kristine Simpson, Young PR Pros, asks delegates "What kind of PR would you do for the PR industry?" We had all kinds of answers :-)

CPRS2013: Dan Tisch, APR, FCPRS

Kristine Simpson, Young PR Pros, sits down with Daniel Tisch APR, FCPRS, CEO, Argyle Communications and Chair, Global Alliance for PR and Communication Management. Dan was a workshop presenter at the conference and spoke on "Communication without control: How PR can change the world"

CPRS 2013 Panel: Changing the Conversation about Mental Health...

Kristine Simpson, Young PR Pros, sits down with Louise Bradley, Chris Cobb, Mary Deacon, Alex Munter after their panel discussion. Here's and overview of what the panel was about: Panelists participated in a one-hour discussion, focused around celebrating how far we've come in changing the conversation around mental health, as well as provoking a discussion around where we still need to go in terms of de-stigmatizing mental illness. This is a compelling case study on the power that public relations has in changing or reframing important conversations. Moderator Chris Cobb from the Ottawa Citizen led the discussion with Mary Deacon, Chair of Bell Canada's Mental Health Initiative, Alex Munter, CEO of the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, and Louise Bradley, President and CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Commission.