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Courtney Quattrini, Vice President, Marketing Communications, Hill+Knowlton Strategies Courtney Quattrini epitomizes what successful women in public relations are and seek to be. She is driven, organized, creative and has the endless capacity to adjust to the… Continued

Catherine Frymark, Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications, Discovery Communications  Expertly leading Discovery’s powerful internal agency, Catherine Frymark spearheads communications efforts for Discovery Channel, TLC and Animal Planet. In the spring of 2013, both her portfolio… Continued

Cari Brunelle, Partner, HBC The two cofounders and only partners of HBC marked the agency’s tenth anniversary in late 2013 by naming Cari Brunelle the agency’s third and only female partner. With a background in… Continued

Barri Rafferty, Senior Partner & CEO, North America, Ketchum  As the first female North American CEO in Ketchum’s 90-year history and a high-ranking executive with Omnicom, Barri Rafferty is a role model and champion for… Continued

Anastasia Khoo, Director of Marketing, Human Rights Campaign Anastasia Khoo is one of the finest marketing professionals in the nonprofit sector and beyond. While she is best know for turning the Internet red with the… Continued

Amber Winans, Managing Director, Bhava Communications As managing director of Bhava Communications, Amber’s work ethic and positive attitude help maintain a success oriented, ambitious and fun work environment. Amber has a passion for mentoring tomorrow’s… Continued

Susan Gordon, Director, Strategic Communications & Public Relations, Bell Helicopter  Susan personifies everything a public relations practitioner should be. She is professional, passionate about her company and extremely productive in a very competitive industry. Through her… Continued

PR News celebrated the honorees of this year’s Top Women in PR Awards Luncheon, held at New York City’s Grand Hyatt on Feb. 27, 2015.

There is no shortage of advice from social media experts on how to build your Twitter following. But how do you keep the people that you do have?

The FCC appears ready to approve new net neutrality regulations today. With so much of the work of the communications industry now taking place online, let’s take a look at how the new regulations could impact PR.