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.
Crisis Communications Panel (Sept.)
Join Northwest Arkansas communications professionals for a lunchtime panel discussion highlighting best practices for crisis communications. Attendees can expect networking opportunities with chapter members and panelists, hands-on experiences and case studies, and...
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Kick off 2024 with a roundtable event after work to meet the Board of Directors, mingle with members, discuss the chapter's strategy for 2024, and toast to new opportunities and connections in the new year. Register for free at...
read more2023 Holiday Party
Join NWA PRSA for our annual end-of-year celebration! The holly jolly holiday party will be full of festive fun with fellow PRSA members and local communications professionals. Enjoy a cup of cheer and cozy treats in celebration of the holiday season.🎁 Registration is...
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