CIPR president blog launched

Posted Tuesday, May 23, 2006 at 1:03pm in Blogging, PR General  | 

I’m pleased to announce the launch of a new blog by CIPR president, Tony Bradley. PR Voice has been in the pipeline for a couple of weeks now and today sees its official launch. The blog, which will focus mainly on CIPR issues, is a another channel the institute is using to communicate with, and receive feedback from, its members.

Tony says: “I hope this forum will enable those of you who are interested in what’s going on to find out more - and more importantly let me know what you think.

“I’m encouraging the Institute’s PR and marketing team to use this as another communications channel and will also be suggesting to the rest of my executive board that they use this blog as a way of reaching some of their stakeholders. Royal Charter, CPD, significant research into the PR industry and the move to St James’s Square has given us masses of things to tell our membership.

Personally I think it’s a great move by the CIPR and I know that Tony has been supporting the use of online communication for a while now. It will also give CIPR members the opportunity to air their thoughts on issues that matter to them. I know Tony personally - he’s a sound guy, a big advocate of PR students and has helped me out on more than one occasion. Welcome to the blogosphere.

Disclaimer: I work part-time for Tony at his consultancy in Newcastle. However, I would have said these things even if I didn’t because I knew him prior.

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