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World PR Festival in Mother City

18 Apr 2007

2010 is looming at a rapid rate and there are lessons to be learnt - most importantly, what works and what does not. The PRISA conference at the World PR Festival (WPRF), being held in Cape Town, 13 – 15 May 2007, will include a panel discussion on country image and reputation.

The World Bank recently completed focus group research amongst 12 major international public relations consultancies in the US. This research will be presented at the professional conference.

The Global Alliance for PR & Communication Management is also allowing PRISA to use the WPRF brand for its 50th anniversary celebrations, including the professional conference, meetings and other events, and it is priced at the affordable local level of previous years.

Use this opportunity to learn from case studies and plenary presentations from local, continental and global experts by registering now on www.prisa.co.za/wprf. You can book and pay online or access the registration forms and fax them to +27 (0)11 326 1259. Contact Lorraine or AnneMarie at PRISA on tel +27 (0)11 326 1262 for assistance.

Hotel information is also available on the WPRF site.