The 2019 Public Relations Society of Malawi (PRSM) PR Lakeshore Conference had Re-defining PR, Truth, Global and African PR trends, the Art of Storytelling and other insightful lessons. Here is a glimpse of what transpired at Sunbird Nkopola.
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The conference commenced with keynote speaker Juanita Vorster from South Africa presenting a PR Masterclass One to bring delegates up to speed on global PR trends. She said defining PR is less of what PR is and more of what PR needs to do for business.
Day 2 of extensive exploration of effective organizational information dissemination strategies. PR Practitioners pose for a group photo.
‘What is the best PR? It is the truth, nothing but the whole truth. –Dr. Thomson Mpinganjira.
Dr. Thomson Mpinganjira was awarded for his commitment in promoting the PR profession in the country. PRSM Vice Chairperson Lorraine Lusinje symbolically presents the 2019 PRSM Hnorary Award to Dr. Mpinganjira.
Ngabo Nankonde from Zambia (centre) interacts with fellow PR practitioners during a short break. She presented on ‘Protecting your brand on social media amid concerns of data breaches, fake news and regulations’.
Jimmy Kainja of the University of Malawi (left) presented on the Art of Storytelling.
Tamara Chafunya of Lilongwe City Council hosted the Gala dinner.
’Bon Appetit’, PR. Practitioners treating themselves to a good meal.
Thom Khanje of Auction Holdings Commodities Exchange and Benson Linje of the British High Commission announce the winner of the 2019 PR Practitioner of the Year Award.
Presentation of the 2019 PR Practitioner of the Year Award that went to Mbani Ngwira of the Reserve Bank of Malawi. Airtel Malawi’s Norah Chavula collected on his behalf.
(left to right) Airtel’s Norah Chavula, Joshua Malango of the Ministry of Health and Paul Muriugi of Capital One Group (Uganda) during the Gala dinner.
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