Media Relations Next Practices Conference on Dec. 11 in D.C. to Deliver Valuable Takeaways for Communicators

PR News' Media Relations Next Practices Conference will be held at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. on December 11, 2014. Presented by the industry's most trusted PR and marketing brand, this once-a-year conference will offer communications professionals the opportunity to learn the latest best practices on resource allocation for media relations initiatives, media training, message crafting, crisis management and measurement. The early bird deadline ends November 21, 2014.

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Conference attendees will learn from media relations and digital PR experts who will share ideas on using popular and emerging social media networks to engage with members of the media. Organizations including Consumer Electronics Association, Pepco Holdings Inc., Finn Partners, AARP DC State Office, SAP and NAB and more will offer checklists, case studies and practical media relations tips.

The Media Relations Next Practices Conference will include networking opportunities, breakfast and a keynote luncheon. In addition, attendees will receive a certificate of attendance and earn four points toward a PR News certificate in social media.

The PR News Media Relations Next Practices Conference is an information-packed event that is sure to sell out weeks in advance. The early bird rate ends November 21, 2014 so register soon at http://www.mediarelationsconf.com/. The PR News One-Day Boot Camp for Emerging Digital Communicators will be held the day before the conference at the same location.

For questions regarding the conference, contact PR News’ Laura Snitkovskiy at laura@accessintel.com. For sponsorship information, contact PR News Senior Vice President & Group Publisher Diane Schwartz at dschwartz@accessintel.com.

Event Sponsors: BurrellesLuce, Business Wire, The George Washington University and MediaMobz.

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