All About APR! Lunch & Learn
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All About APR! Lunch & Learn

Join us for a lunch panel on the Accreditation for Public Relations (APR) certification & gain insights from past Best of Show winners.

By PRSA Hawaii Chapter

Date and time

Tuesday, April 29 · 12 - 1pm HST

Location

Anthology Marketing Group, Theater

Pauahi Tower, 8th Fl. 1003 Bishop St. Honolulu, HI 96813

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Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour

What's the APR and what makes Best of Show?

Join us for a dynamic lunch & learn panel on all things APR, moderated by Jen Armstrong, PRSA Hawaii's Accreditation Chair! Level up your professional development with an APR credential that certifies your expertise and principles in the practice of public relations. We will hear from APR certified professionals as well as deep dive into winning campaigns from past Best of Show Koa Anvil Award recipients from Olomana Loomis ISC (2022 & 2023) and Anthology FINN Partners (2024).

Lunch will be provided.

Parking will be validated for one hour at The Bishop Square parking structure.

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PRSA Hawaii Chapter

Founded in 1947, PRSA Hawaii is one of six founding chapters of the Public Relations Society of America. The chapter's mission is to build value, understanding, and the demand for public relations professionals in Hawaii.

PRSA Hawaii is committed to advancing the standards of the public relations profession and supporting students and young practitioners who are developing skills in the field. Professional development seminars, informational forums, skills workshops, and monthly luncheon programs are offered to over 300 public relations professionals and students across the state.

PRSA Hawaii is a vibrant organization comprised of an active nucleus on Oahu, a progressive affinity group on Maui, and over 100 members across the state. The organization also mentors two Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapters at Hawaii Pacific University and the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

The Hawaii chapter is one of 117 chapters grouped into 10 geographical districts. Download a brochure about our history.