Nigerian Women In PR

Nigerian Women in Public Relations, during the fifteenth edition of its virtual Public Relations Students on Campus Summit, urged aspiring PR professionals to develop requisite skills that prepare them for a career in Public Relations. The summit was held for students of NTA Television College, Jos. Dorcas Adebayo informed the undergraduates about Nigeria women in […]

In the public relations industry, women constitute 70% of the workforce at entry level, but only 30% advance to C-suite roles according to recent reports. Nigerian Women in PR (NWiPR) is working to close this gap by fostering a supportive community that empowers women at all stages of their careers. By building networks, offering mentorship,

In today’s fast-paced world, continuous learning and growth are no longer optional, they’re essential. As professionals, it’s crucial to stay ahead of industry trends, expand networks, and acquire new knowledge and skills to remain competitive and relevant. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is by attending professional events and conferences. Have you

Networking is at the heart of a PR professional\’s success. It’s not just about building connections, it’s about nurturing relationships that can open doors, encourage collaborations, and create new opportunities. In PR, your network is your go-to resource for insights, support, and influence. Whether you’re securing media coverage or handling a crisis, strong connections can

Are you a female public relations professional with five or more years of experience? If so, we have exciting news for you! Have you heard of Nigerian Women in Public Relations (NWiPR) premium membership?  Nigerian Women in PR (NWiPR) is a vibrant professional social impact organisation committed to empowering Nigerian women in the public relations

Volunteering is a great way to give back to the community, but its benefits outweigh the morale boost. For PR professionals, volunteering is an untapped goldmine that can significantly enhance your career, expand your network, and provide experiences that money simply can\’t buy. As the PR landscape continues to evolve, staying ahead of the curve

The Public Relations (PR) and Communications (Comms) industry is constantly evolving, and with it, the opportunities for professionals to advance their careers. Whether you’re a newcomer to the field or an experienced practitioner, understanding current industry trends is key to staying competitive. But more than just knowing the trends, having the right connections and being

Entering the field of public relations without a deep understanding of its intricacies is common, especially in Nigeria. While effective communication and writing skills are crucial, other vital aspects include strategic planning, media relations, relationship building, expectation management, and stakeholder engagement. Both entry-level professionals and seasoned PR practitioners need access to the right support and

The importance of starting early in one’s career journey and gaining work experience cannot be overstated. Starting your career early allows you to accumulate knowledge, test creative ideas, build credibility, and develop a robust portfolio. In today’s competitive job market, experience is essential for climbing the remuneration ladder. Recently, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board