The Chartered Institute of Public Relations International Committee (CIPR International) hosted a joint breakfast event with the Mauritius Africa FinTech Hub (MAFH) in Port Louis, Mauritius, on 19 November 2019, focusing on the theme ‘Mauritius as the FinTech hub for A...

CIPR International is working with Opinium to carry out the first ever worldwide mental wellbeing survey of the PR industry.

The results will bring to life how workplaces can support people working in the Public Relations sector, as well as assessing the current we...

Research into the public relations profession has discovered that over a fifth of PRs have been diagnosed with a mental health condition, while 75% said that agency or consultancy comms was the most stressful sector.

According to the CIPR’s State of PR research, which l...

The 2019 CIPR International AGM will take place on Wednesday 25 September.

Further details will be announced shortly, together with a link to the events page where you will be able to register.

Anyone wishing to stand for election should be a CIPR member. They will need...

The latest episode of CIPR International's podcast is available here.

This time our guest is Dr David Landsman OBE, keynote speaker at the 2019 Maggie Nally Memorial Lecture.

David shares thoughts on how and why PR and diplomacy are two sides of the same coin, and o...

Dr David Landsman OBE is to give this year’s Maggie Nally Memorial Lecture keynote address, Chartered Institute of Public Relations International (CIPR International) announced today. The annual lecture was set up to commemorate the CIPR’s first female president.

David’...

Our flagship event, the annual Maggie Nally Memorial lecture, will take place on Thursday 23 May in London. Further details will be announced soon, so watch this space!

In the meantime, here is a summary of the prominent speakers who have given the address in the past.

L...

Can you trust research? Tying in with CIPR's Ethics Festival, the CIPR International committee recently arranged a successful panel event challenging attendee's perceptions about the use of research in communications.

Were you unable to join us on the evening? Don't w...

With a CIPR report estimating that 12% of a PR practitioner’s total skills could be complemented or replaced by AI today, potentially climbing to 38% within five years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not a challenge for the future – it already is one today.

But exactly...