News: Chapter Governance

Benefits include visibility to 300 members and counting through programmed events, digital communications, and online exposure throughout the year.

The PRSA Richmond membership will vote on the slate of officers to lead the 2023 board of directors at the September 29 program. New officers will be installed on November 29, 2022.

The majority of our membership is extremely satisfied or satisfied with their membership.

Beginning formal DEI initiatives as an organization was a process that was a long time coming, and though there are many challenges, we can embrace the structure around action steps taken.

Diana Miller, APR, is slated as incoming president. She is the VP of Marketing and Communications for SOAR365.

In an effort to provide a measure of financial relief to our valued members and to prospective members, the board of PRSA Richmond voted to reduce chapter dues for calendar year 2021.

Watch for updates and new virtual offerings coming soon.

PRSA Richmond feels strongly that postponing in-person events in March is the responsible action needed at this time in order to protect the health and safety of our members, our colleagues, our families and our community at-large.

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Responses to this anonymous survey will guide our planning and strategy for the next two years.

The promise commits the board and members of PRSA Richmond to the acknowledgement that every individual is valuable to the organization.

Windy Campbell, founder of Campbell Communications, will serve as the chapter's next president.