What was the world/media like when you were president? It feels like a million years have past, even though it was only a decade ago. The core principles of PRPLI have always remained true: Network, Learn, Share, Advance – so many of my PRPLI friends and colleagues have lived and breathed these words every day of their careers.
There is no “right” path to what your career goals are. Bumps and stops along the way can and will lead you to your destination. Leverage all your resources and keep going!
Local government communications professional discusses the various challenges throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
My involvement with PRPLI started a few years back when my former Director, Laurie Bloom, started to bring me to their events and programs. I remember being enamored seeing all of the friendships she developed from being a former President and member.
By Jeffrey S. Morosoff The Public Relations Professionals of Long Island was formed out of the ashes of a defunct Long Island chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. Understanding the importance of networking and professional development for PR practitioners based on Long Island, local PR legends Howard Blankman, Jack Rettaliata and others created [...]
I joined the group in 1990, and had the privilege of serving on the board and enjoying the hospitality of Louise Cassano with laughter and smiles around her dining room table as we planned out the year.
Learning how to prepare for Zoom meetings and virtual presentations will enable you to comfortably and confidently deliver engaging messages with impact.
I truly have such fond memories of my time as a board member and of course, as president. The friendships and connections I have made through PRPLI are countless.
Louise Cassano Talks About Cycles Of Change In The PR Profession. Watch her video as she looks back on 30 years of PRPLI.
By Flo Federman, former PRPLI president, current Senior Marketing Manager, Marcum LLP. It was the Spring of 2003 and I was where I loved to be – at the registration table of a PRPLI event. I’ve manned many a registration table over the years but that day stands out because it was the due date for my first child.
