Prsa Puget Sound Chapter ️ It S Time ️ The Call Facebook

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-Dec 5, 2025, 10:31 PM

prsa puget sound chapter ️ it s time ️ the call facebook

Join a network of communicators stretching from Bellingham to Vancouver. Together, we work to advance the public relations profession and foster understanding in the communities we serve. Learn about Puget Sound PRSA chapter membership. There are many ways to lend your time and talent with the chapter. Whether on a committee, the board of directors or for a specific event or program, volunteering with the chapter helps expand your network, open new doors and boost your career. Our chapter hosts a range of events – including casual mixers, educational sessions, scholarship fundraisers, the Summit Awards, and our Annual Meeting – that give our community opportunities to meet, learn and be inspired.

Join your PRSA Puget Sound community for a no-host happy hour mixer and meet fellow communications pros! Contact Us: info /at/ prsapugetsound.org Tis the season to sneak in one more networking mixer with your favorite PR pals! Join us for a North Seattle mixer on Wednesday, Dec. 10th, 4-5:30pm, at Watershed Pub in Northgate. ❄️ ⭐️ More information and RSVP at: https://lnkd.in/gRZvtpm5

Say hello to PRSA member Martin Munguia! ✨ We're excited to feature Martin, Senior Manager of External Communications at Community Transit! Learn more about his inspirations and journey to communications in our latest Member of the Month spotlight. #MemberoftheMonth #MemberSpotlight #PRSAPugetSound We had a wonderful group come together last week for our happy hour mixer in North Seattle. It was a cozy evening of connecting and socializing with fellow comms pros!

🍂 🍁 Interested in strengthening your communications community? Join us for our last North Seattle mixer of the year on Wednesday, Dec. 10th 4-5:30pm, at Watershed Pub in Northgate! More information & RSVP at: https://lnkd.in/gRZvtpm5 Last week, our chapter members headed to Washington, D.C. for ICON 2025!

⭐️ Our chapter president and president-elect, Eric Moss, and Jillian Henze, APR, attended alongside other chapter members and Puget Sound PR leaders. The conference was packed with inspiring sessions, meaningful networking, and valuable takeaways for our chapter. Even the Washington State Delegation came together! We left feeling inspired, connected, and proud to represent the Puget Sound PR community on a national stage. We’re already looking forward to ICON 2026 in Orlando, see you there! ☀️ #PRSAICON #ICON2025 #PRSAPugetSound

What are you doing on Wednesday, November 12, between 4-5:30 p.m.? You'll be at our next networking mixer at Watershed Pub in North Seattle, of course! 😉 Join your PRSA Puget Sound community for this no-host networking mixer and meet fellow communications pros! This is a free event and RSVPs are strongly encouraged. For more info and to RSVP today: https://lnkd.in/gn74HZC8 #seattlenetworking #seattlejobs #publicrelations Watershed Pub & Kitchen10104 3rd Ave NESeattle, WA 98125Venue website

Join your PRSA community for happy hour and meet fellow comms pros! LeMay - America's Car Museum2702 E D StreetTacoma, WA 98421Venue website Join the PRSA Puget Sound chapter for our Annual Meeting in Tacoma! Watershed Pub & Kitchen10104 3rd Ave NESeattle, WA 98125Venue website To begin, on behalf of your 2025 PRSA Puget Sound Chapter Board of Directors, I want to congratulate Annie Alley, Co-owner and Partner at Firmani + Associates Inc.. Annie has been selected as the 2025 PRSA Puget Sound PR Professional of the Year!

We’ll learn more about Annie and her incredible journey at the 2025 PRSA Puget Sound Summit Awards, but I want to share a note from her nomination. “From rodeo queen to agency owner, Annie Alley is a natural-born PR leader. Whether she’s crafting a killer strategic marketing and communications plan, inspiring her teams to pursue their passions and level-up their PR prowess, or building deep client relationships and giving back to her community –... We’re also thrilled to announce this year’s Summit Awards emcee, Emmy winning host and reporter Saint Bryan from KING 5! Saint will join us August 20 to help commemorate the best-of-the-best of the PR and communications profession in our region. We have an exciting program planned for you and I personally can’t wait to be together again for this evening of awards, community, and celebration.

Do not delay in purchasing your tickets – you don’t want to miss out on this fun! I also want to recognize that for many, the state of the world can be, quite frankly, overwhelming. It is important to remember to take time to prioritize yourself and your mental health when possible. This summer I prioritized live music, good food, and time to completely disconnect without technology. I have said before – as PR and communications professionals we are often first to know, first to have to respond, and the last to be able to process and grieve. There are a ton of resources out there, but I want to highlight a couple with you that are specific to PR and communications professionals: Muck Rack guided mediation for PR pros; PRSA blog...

Most importantly, remember you are not alone and have a community of peers with PRSA and the PRSA Puget Sound Chapter who know all too well the struggles of the profession and can be... I hope to see many of you at the Summit Awards and at one of our upcoming networking mixers. Eric MossPresident, PRSA Puget Sound Chapter Congratulations to the 2024 Summit Award winners! All well deserved. Our chapter was honored to receive applications from incredible students enrolled at institutions around the state in 2024.

After careful consideration, our judging panel named Gracey Harvey and Ashley Stirpe as our 2024 award recipients. This year, our chapter received numerous impressive applications from students across Washington. After careful evaluation, our Scholarship Committee selected Sophie Cadran and Azaria Purdy as the 2025 award recipients. Last year, Marissa Crane was the recipient of PRSA Puget Sound’s Horace and Susie Revels Cayton Scholarship, which supports students from systemically underrepresented racial/ethnic backgrounds who are pursuing a public relations career. Tacoma community booster and public relations pioneer Dan Voelpel, 62, died Jan. 4, 2023, after a battle with brain cancer that caused him to step down last year from his longstanding role as the Tacoma Public Schools executive director of communication.

Why attend the 2025 PRSA Puget Sound Annual Meeting on Oct. 14? ☑️ Time to connect with fellow communications pros ☑️ Top-notch keynote speaker in Katherine Cheng, executive leader in ESG, social impact and inclusive engagement ☑️ Presentation of exciting and well-deserved lifetime achievement awards to... Get your tickets today at https://lnkd.in/gm93eBDW. Members and non-members are welcome, so invite your favorite colleague (or car aficionado). #AnnualMeeting #PRSAPugetSound

The Puget Sound chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) serves public relations and communications professionals in Western Washington. One of the largest PRSA chapters in the country, we offer opportunities to advance careers through networking and access to professional development resources. Join us in advancing the profession and fostering understanding in the communities we serve. Contact Us: info /at/ prsapugetsound.org © 2025 PRSA Puget Sound Chapter All rights reserved.

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