For more than 30 years, Robert Austin, APR, has been involved in the many disciplines that comprise public relations. From managing reputations to developing strategic campaigns to counseling executives and providing media training for spokespeople,

As PRSA members know, among the many benefits of being part of the nation’s largest professional organization serving the communications community are the opportunities for professional development and networking with peers.

As leaders, advocates and members of the PRSA Colorado Chapter, we want to express our support of the PRSA National Board and staff. Collectively, we reaffirm our belief in the PRSA vision and our ongoing commitment to upholding the Society’s bylaws and c

Does your business put on events? Do you wonder how you can optimize social media to gain exposure?

In 2015, PRSA National announced plans to enact a Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) initiative. According to its website, “diversity is not only about racial, ethnic, religious, sexual orientation and gender differences, but also about diversity of skill sets

You may remember when Ink Coffee in Five Points — one of the four complex neighborhoods in the River North Art District (RiNo) — proudly displayed a sidewalk sign with the message: “Happily Gentrifying the Neighborhood Since 2014.”

It was quite an evening at the 2018 Gold Pick Awards as PR pros from across the state gathered to celebrate incredible and impactful campaigns over the past year.

PRSA Colorado continues to be a leading force in advancing the profession through accreditation. The APR credential is the mark of distinction for public relations practitioners who have demonstrated their commitment to the profession and its ethical prac

This year marks our chapter’s 60th — or diamond — anniversary. As we celebrate our diamond jubilee throughout 2018, we’re looking back over our history of serving public relations and communications professionals in Colorado

September PRSACO President's Message