Monthly Luncheons

Featured Monthly Luncheons

02/16/2012 · Perfecting Your Presentation Skills
Our February Luncheon
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Past Monthly Luncheons

01/19/2012 · Using Social Channels as a Pitching/Story Gathering Tool
Our January Luncheon - SOLD OUT!
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10/20/2011 · Writing for Social Media & Search Engines
Our October Luncheon - Sold Out!
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09/15/2011 · Do Ethics Matter?
Our September Luncheon
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07/28/2011 · Meet the Media
Our July Luncheon Has Sold Out
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05/19/2011 · Census 2010 Changes the Landscape: PR & Marketing Strategies for a New America
Download Presentations from the 7th Annual Diversity Conference and Monthly Luncheon
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04/21/2011 · Maximize Your Sales Pitch and Stand Out in the Crowd
Our April Luncheon - PowerPoint Now Available!
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03/17/2011 · State of the PR Industry
Our March Luncheon
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02/17/2011 · Communicating Via Video
Our February Luncheon Has Sold Out!
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01/20/2011 · Social Media: Then, Now and Next
Our January 2011 Luncheon Has SOLD OUT!
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11/18/2010 · Crisis Response: Myths, Exceptions, Realities
Our November Luncheon
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10/21/2010 · Case Study: Inside the Disneyland Resort Expansion
Our October Luncheon Has Sold Out!
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09/16/2010 · PR Ethics Interactive Session
Our September Luncheon
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07/15/2010 · Mobile Marketing 101: How to Incorporate the Mobile Channel into PR Campaigns
July Luncheon Program
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05/20/2010 · 6th Annual Diversity Conference Luncheon
Our May Luncheon: Mommy (and Daddy) Marketing 101
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04/15/2010 · State of the PR Industry in Orange County
April Luncheon Program
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03/18/2010 · The Secrets to Success for Winning Award Entries
March Luncheon Program
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02/18/2010 · Building Relationships Through More Effective Writing
February Luncheon Program
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01/21/2010 · January Luncheon
Leading Change without Authority
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11/19/2009 · Social Media Policies and Procedures
Our November Luncheon has Sold Out!
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10/15/2009 · Viral Videos: Are They Right for Your Next Campaign?
Our October Luncheon
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09/17/2009 · Meet the Media
Our September Luncheon
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08/26/2009 · Photos: Angels Game 2009
Kings of Publicity Stunts
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07/16/2009 · Transforming Perceptions 2009
Our July Luncheon Will Take a Candid Look at Wal-Mart's PR Program
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05/21/2009 · 5th Annual Diversity Conference
Our May Luncheon
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03/19/2009 · Thinning Line of Blogging & Journalism
Our March Luncheon
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02/19/2009 · "Why I've Ignored Your PR Pitches"
An Honest Conversation with a Media Veteran at our Feburary Luncheon
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01/15/2009 · Reaching Business Media in Turbulent 2009
Learn Positive New Approaches That All PR Pros Need to Master at our January Luncheon
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11/20/2008 · Cause-Related Marketing
Learn the Power of Partnership and Brand Alliance
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10/16/2008 · The Power of PR
At our October Luncheon, Learn how Communications can Change Public Behavior
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09/18/2008 · OC/PRSA Fourth Annual Diversity Conference and Luncheon
Exploring Targeted PR & Marketing for Today’s Diverse Audiences
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08/06/2008 · Angels Game 2008
SOLD OUT!
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07/17/2008 · The PR in Politics
At our July lunch learn the campaign practices to apply to non-political accounts
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05/15/2008 · The Next Generation of PR
Highlights from THE CASSANDRA REPORT®, the latest in new media & marketing, plus powerful research tactics and techniques.
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04/17/2008 · Hot Off the Press: The Inside Scoop from The OC Register
SOLD OUT! Editor Ken Brusic will explain how recent changes at the paper will affect the way local PR pros operate.
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03/20/2008 · Communicating Under Fire: Crisis Communications During the Recent OC Wildfires
Featured Guest Speakers: Kris Concepcion, PIO, Orange County Fire Authority, Suzie Suh, Reporter, CBS2/KCAL9
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02/21/2008 · Successful Strategies and the Role of PR in Building a Brand
What competitive edge can you offer that will be completely unique to your company? The answer: your brand.
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01/17/2008 · Rev Up Readership
How to draw people into your copy, make your copy more accessible to your audience — even reach "readers" who won't read.
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