PRSA Ireland is a professional association that was founded in 1912. The Association has been instrumental in raising standards across the communications industry, championing diversity and inclusion and working towards a more diverse world.

Celebrating 100 years at the heart of the communications profession

• PRSA Ireland is celebrating 100 years of supporting the communications profession.
• PRSA Ireland is a professional body that aims to promote the highest standards in public relations.
• PRSA Ireland is a not-for-profit organisation that is open to all communicators

Advancing the PR industry in Ireland and championing high standards

The professional association for communicators in Ireland, PRSA Ireland is a forum for discussion and debate. We’re here to connect people with shared interests who want to advance the PR industry in Ireland.

We’re also dedicated to championing high standards of practice within our profession by promoting ethical behaviour and professionalism across all areas of business practice – including marketing communications, crisis management and public affairs.

Working towards a professional world that is more diverse and inclusive

You can be sure that PRSA is committed to diversity and inclusion.

PRSA has a strong history of promoting equal opportunities for all jobseekers, regardless of their gender, ethnicity or background. It’s a great place to work if you want your workplace to be more diverse and inclusive in terms of the people who make up its workforce.

In addition to our commitment to equality at work, we have also been leaders in supporting LGBT+ employees around the world. We have worked hard over many years on this issue so that our members can feel confident about coming out at work without worrying about discrimination or harassment by colleagues or managers

Being a safe home for member discussions and networking opportunities

PRSA is a professional association for communicators. It’s also a professional association for public relations professionals and practitioners, but it’s not just about the practice of communications in general—it’s about the practice of public relations!

And why should you join this organization? Well, there are plenty of reasons:

• You can network with other members who share your interests and values.
• You’ll learn new things every day by attending events like conferences or workshops where experts teach you how to do your job better than ever before (and maybe even make some money doing so!).

If none of these sound appealing to you right now but something else does? Then check out our membership page today!

A history of diversity and inclusion

The Professional Road Safety Association (PRSA) was founded in the United States in 1912 by Dr. John H. Watson, who was also the president of a group called the League for the Promotion of Highway Safety. In Ireland, PRSA Ireland was formed in 2011 and has grown to become one of Europe’s largest professional associations for communications professionals working in road safety.

As well as offering members access to shared resources related to road safety and driver training, it provides opportunities for networking with other professionals involved in this field locally or internationally through its meetings & events programme which include conferences held around Ireland every two years; workshops on topics such as automated enforcement systems; resource packs covering best practice across all areas within our sector including media relations/public relations strategy development support services etc.; access via website dashboard portal where members can view their own profiles published online under “my account”.

Achieving professional accreditation through Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

CPD is a way to keep your skills up to date, so that you can continue to provide excellent service. The most common way of achieving CPD is through continuing education credits and qualifications.

There are many ways in which PRSA members can achieve CPD, including:

• attending conferences or seminars;
• reading books on a particular subject area;
• undertaking online courses (for example, through study.com).

PRSA membership is open to all communicators regardless of their specialism.

PRSA membership is open to all communicators regardless of their specialism. The organization welcomes anyone who uses communication skills in any capacity, from journalists to graphic designers and from PR professionals to those with marketing backgrounds.

PRSA Pension members come from varied backgrounds and have different interests, but it’s their shared commitment to helping each other that makes PRSA such a unique network: no matter what your role in the communications industry, you’ll find something here that speaks directly to you—and vice versa!

Conclusion

We hope that you have found this article informative and useful. If you have any questions, or would like further information about PRSA please do not hesitate to get in touch with us.