public relations

PR Summit is a strategic PR event, looking at the transformation of PR in the global and digital landscape. More than just a conference, the summit is where senior PR and comms professionals can gather together to debate, exchange ideas, showcase challenges and successes, and tackle some of the existing and emerging issues facing the industry.

Bringing together the best and brightest in Media, Advertising and Technology to discuss innovations in cross-platform storytelling.

Join us for breakfast on "Is the press release dead?" at the Press Association (London) on 26 June. Topic: the state of the press release and everything in between from multimedia news releases to social media. Speakers include: Teilo Colley & Jim Grice-PA, Anna Averkiou, Louise Stewart-Muir-Say. Moderator: Simon Quarendon-Keene Communications

Business Wire: FREE Breakfast Sessions on Media & PR. With the Commonwealth Games and the Ryder Cup on our doorstep in 2014, Event Scotland, Radio Clyde and the Press Association will provide insight into what their respective organisations are doing, discuss how the major sporting events will affect the media landscape and everything in between.

CIPR PR Fundamentals workshop

PR and SEO workshop from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations

Digital Marketing workshop from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations

Managing Creative PR teams workshop from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations

Word of Mouth and Viral Communications workshop from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations

Writing for the Web workshop from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations

Google Analytics workshop from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations

Introduction to Social Media workshop from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations

Working with the Media workshop from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations

Fundamentals of PR strategy workshop from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations

Social Media Relations workshop from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations