canadian public relations society the state of public relations in canada cprs manitoba january 18,...
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Canadian Public Relations Society
The State of Public Relations in Canada
CPRS ManitobaJanuary 18, 2006
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Canadian Public Relations Society
State of Public Relations
Four key themes: How has the way we practice public
relations changed? Why is ethically practiced public
relations so important to maintaining public trust in institutions?
What are the new trends affecting our industry?
How does public relations facilitate democracy?
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Canadian Public Relations Society
State of Public Relations
How has the way we practice public relations changed? Today’s societies are complex Almost all private, public or social
organizations use public relations strategies
Concept of generic principles and specific applications
Four broad sets of implications
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Canadian Public Relations Society
State of Public Relations
Why is ethically practiced public relations so important to maintaining public trust in institutions? Universal protocol of ethics for the
profession Sixth annual Edelman Trust Barometer
found credibility of business, media and government is at its lowest point
Truth is one fundamental value we should carry with us every day
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Canadian Public Relations Society
State of Public Relations
What are the new trends affecting our industry? Corporate social responsibility (CSR) Ongoing changes in traditional media
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Canadian Public Relations Society
State of Public Relations
How does public relations facilitate democracy? Use of freedom of speech to foster
changes to society is at the core of Canadian democratic values
Role of public relations in the era of e-democracy will be even greater
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Canadian Public Relations Society
State of Public Relations
Summary Need to develop and strengthen business
skills Go beyond traditional skills to include
negotiating, conflict and dispute resolution Need to understand trends affecting
industry Embrace new technologies Practice with high-ethical standards, be
purveyors of truth and work to rebuild trust
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Canadian Public Relations Society
Thank youMerci
Colleen Killingsworth, APRCPRS National President
Senior Public Relations ConsultantNATIONAL Public Relations, Calgary