Sarah Rasmussen, APR’s history with PRSA extends back to 1993 with her involvement in PRSSA as a student at Drake University. She joined her first PRSA chapter in 1997 in Des Moines, Wis., and became a PRSA Colorado chapter member in 2007.

While PRSA Colorado commemorates 60 years of providing formal professional development programs to its members, it’s also recognizing the value of its less formal “Targeted Groups.”

PRSA is often lauded for its professional development and networking opportunities. For member Chris Chavez, while those aspects of a PRSA membership are undoubtedly a benefit, building lasting connections with fellow PR pros outweighs any hot topic lunch

The annual PRSA Colorado Media Roundtable is one of the most popular events of the year among members, and this year’s program didn’t disappoint.

Representatives from PRSA Colorado will travel to Austin Oct. 5 ahead of PRSA’s 2018 International Conference (ICON) to attend the annual assembly delegate meeting.

If you ask PR practitioners what’s the most challenging part of their job, you may get a variety of answers: ability to write well, skilled in crisis response, aptitude in media relations, proficiency in digital outreach and so on. For member Sara

This year, Pete Webb celebrates 30 years as founder of Webb Strategic Communications, formerly known as Webb PR. In those three decades, Pete has done and seen it all, from promoting the grand opening of Anheuser-Busch’s Fort Collins brewery to branding

Excerpt from the forward to A Practical Guide to Ethics in Public Relations by Regina Luttrell and Jamie Ward, published by Rowan and Littlefield. Introduction by Teresa Dougherty, APR, ethics officer, PRSA Colorado

September PRSACO President's Message