Events

PRSA ANTITRUST COMPLIANCE STATEMENT (updated 5/11/21)
PRSA’s policy is to comply with federal and state antitrust laws. Participants in PRSA meetings and programs are not to discuss industry-wide or individual company prices (current or projected) or matters relating to pricing such as costs, profits, wages, market allocation, or other competitively sensitive information. Compliance with the antitrust laws is a requirement for PRSA membership and responsibility for compliance rests with each member. Participants have an obligation to terminate any discussion, seek legal counsel’s advice, or, if necessary, terminate any meeting if the discussion might be construed to raise antitrust risks.

PRSSA Speed Networking Event

Mar 10, 2025

UPCOMING: APRIL 2ND AT THE WALTON ARTS CENTER. We are extremely proud to engage with students from the University of Arkansas PRSSA Group. Advance the future professionals of the University of Arkansas PRSSA chapter and join us for an evening...

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Women’s History Month Mixer

Mar 10, 2025

The sun is out and we are excited to come together on March 20th for our next event at Tonitown Winery! This exclusive event brings together dynamic women in public relations, communications, and marketing to share insights, build connections, and uplift one...

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February Panel/ Mixer

Mar 10, 2025

We got snowed in for our February Event and unfortunately had to reschedule. We will revisit this topic in the...

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First NWA PRSA Event of 2025

Mar 10, 2025

Our first event of 2025 had a great turnout! It was a Professional Development Luncheon at Blue Cross Blue Shield in Springdale, where we heard from the incredible team at Dentsu Creative - Holly Gilbert, Robin Edie, and Caroline Sander. They shared invaluable...

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