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Women in PR is a weekly podcast about inspiring women that have embraced PR and made it shine, changing it for the better every day, and research questioning current assumptions about the profession. It’s about mentors, founders, researchers, role models, leaders.Women in PR is hosted by Prof. Dr. Ana Adi, Professor of PR/Corporate Communications at Quadriga University of Applied Sciences in Berlin and is brought to you by Quadriga University of Applied Sciences in Berlin and professional-podcasts.com.
Ana Adi hosts Women in PR, a business show with 34 episodes published.
In this conversation, Anke Schmidt shares her journey into public relations, beginning with an internship in France that sparked her interest in intercultural communication. She discusses her extensive experience working
In this conversation, Ana Adi and Ne discuss the evolution and significance of public relations (PR), particularly in the context of climate change campaigns and the application of framing theory. Ne shares her journey f
In this conversation, Monique Zytnik shares her unique journey from being a physiotherapist to a public relations expert, discussing her experiences in Berlin and the inspiration behind her book on internal communication
In this conversation, Shannon Bowen discusses her journey into public relations, emphasizing the importance of ethics in data usage and communication. She highlights the challenges posed by AI in the field, particularly
In this conversation, Sarah Waddington shares her journey into public relations, discussing the challenges women face in the industry, particularly regarding the glass ceiling. She highlights the importance of social mob
In this conversation, Ana and Marianne explore the intricate relationship between communication, cultural competence, and Public Relations. They discuss the importance of understanding cultural contexts in communication
In this episode, Dr. Elizabeth (Liz) Bridgen discusses her research on the hidden aspects of public relations practice, particularly focusing on women working in stigmatized industries. She shares insights from her co-ed
In this episode, Teodora Takacs shares her unexpected journey into the field of communication, detailing how her career evolved from a university clerk to a marketing manager. She discusses the importance of continuous l
In this conversation, Katie shares her journey into public relations, discussing her experiences with gender inequality and the importance of diversity in the field. She highlights her research on the intersectionality o
In this conversation, Heather shares her journey from Canada to Japan, detailing her career in public relations and communications, including her role with the Special Olympics. She discusses the importance of inclusion
After a long awaited release, Series 3 of the Women in PR with Ana Adi podcast is finally ready for release thanks to the generous support of professional-podcasts.com and the patience of the amazing guests.
The pandemic has brought communicators a variety of challenges, greater pressure and visibility and a renewed sense of value. It also required reorganization and rethinking of both delivery and process. Just think of all
Is there something that unites PR practice globally? And more importantly, is there something that the PR practice as a whole can identify as its ideal professional self? Anne Gregory will help us find some answers to th
I met with Marian Salzman, Senior Vice President, Communications at Philip Morris International, for a fireside chat at the Global Communication Summit in 2020. At PMI, her work is focused on designing a smoke-free futur
There’s often talk about international public relations yet it doesn’t seem to be very clear what exactly do we mean by it: PR work done by the same organization in multiple countries, PR work done together with an inter
How can teams perform better and how can team members work better together. In this week's episode we talk about alignment as a process, the science behind it and the applications in practice.
Today we’ll focus on public relations for social justice, on the times when activism is public relations. To do so, we’ll also consider whether public relations practitioners themselves should be change agents. And we’ll
Diversity and inclusion have become such a big thing recently… especially after the #blacklivesmatter protests in the USA in 2020, companies around the world (or perhaps their communication teams) felt that it was about
From the PR fields of activity, corporate communications is still the most visible and praised, as is media relations. But it is really non-profit organizations that have been innovating in the field and they have been m
We have often spoken about what practitioners and academics perceive to be the role and mission of public relations and communications. And while discussing strategy, measurement and evaluation and thus research, two iss
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