Why Are There So Few African American Males in Public Relations?

11/29/20 • 20 min

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According to 2015 numbers by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, of the total number of men working in public relations and related services and advertising, 5.9 percent are African American. In this episode we speak with a PR Executive who has researched the perceptions, experiences, and possible barriers for African American males to getting into, and leading within, the field of communications.

Guest: Chuck Wallington

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Guest: Chuck Wallington

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Link to Ken Chenault address to Barron’s Tech Conference https://bit.ly/2HAhl2B

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PRCA in Latin America

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By membership the Public Relations and Communications Association is the largest PR Association in the World; 35,000 members and growing. Based in the UK, the PRCA has offices in Dubai and Singapore, and now Buenos Aires as it ventures into Latin America. In this episode we catch up with Isobel Arrowsmith to talk PR throughout Latin America.

Guest Isobel Arrowsmith MPRCA, Director of the Americas, PRCA

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https://latam.prca.global/
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Stressing the Benefits… of Stress

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Stress is almost an evil word in our lives today. Nobody wants stress. Do we? Actually, could you imagine life with no stress? In this episode we speak with a neuroscience expert who says we can all benefit from the right kinds of stress.

Guest: Sue Langley, Langley Group, Australia

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