Monthly Luncheons and Featured Events
Monthly luncheons are held in Anchorage and Fairbanks. Recent program topics include: social media, government relations, reputation management, media relations and crisis communications.
Luncheons will be held one Wednesday of each month, with exceptions for holidays and venue scheduling conflicts.
In order to honor our commitment with the venue, the PRSA Alaska Chapter will close registration for all programs at noon, the day prior before each professional development session. This will ensure your seat and meal at the session. At-the-door sales will only be accepted if space is available at the start of the meeting. If seats are not available, walk-ins may purchase a late registration ticket to the event and receive coffee service.
Model Antitrust Statement for Distribution and Recitation at PRSA Meetings
PRSA’s policy is to comply fully and strictly with all federal and state antitrust laws. Meetings and programs held under the auspices of PRSA must be conducted in a manner that avoids the fact or appearance of conduct that may violate the antitrust laws.
Participants are not to discuss industry-wide or individual company prices (current or projected) or matters relating to pricing such as costs, profits, contractual terms and conditions (e.g., discounts, credit terms), wages/salaries, market allocation, market shares/sales or clients/customers, or other competitively sensitive information.
Compliance with the antitrust laws is a requirement for PRSA membership and responsibility for compliance rests with each member. Participants in PRSA meetings and programs have an obligation to terminate any discussion, seek legal counsel’s advice, or, if necessary, terminate any meeting if the discussion might be construed to raise any antitrust risks.
Anchorage Events
Building crisis immunity: Getting your head around crisis stress
Join us Jan. 26 via zoom for a 30-year reputation architect’s take on “Building crisis immunity: Getting your head around crisis stress.” Register today!
Navigating TV News in Alaska: The new landscape (OR, who’s on first?)
WHEN: Noon - 1 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 12 WHERE: Anywhere you can join us via Zoom - Here's the meeting link Meeting ID: 815 0052 8710 Passcode: 783955 WHAT: TV news has changed dramatically in Alaska recently. Viewers are asking, what happened to Channel 2 and...
Double Trouble: When Crises Converge in the Time of Covid
In the midst of responding to COVID-19, Alyeska Pipeline communicators faced a second crisis. The COVID comms effort had involved all hands on deck, yet suddenly there were two decks and no extra hands. This July 22 PRSA professional development webinar features a first-hand account of the circumstances and lessons from dual crisis communications efforts.
Fairbanks Events
Paving the Way: Using video on social media to increase public support
Paving the Way: Using video on social media to increase public support for major construction the Alaska Department of Transportation's award-winning social media video series on the Mitchell Expressway construction project in Fairbanks. Caitlin Frye will discuss the...
Pocket Principles – Your Ethics on an Index Card
We all have an individual set of personal and professional ethics based on our childhood, life experiences, religion, and profession. Some ethical decisions are easy – our values and the choices are clear. In a complex world, though, a lot of ethical decisions are...
Award-winning PR campaigns on a budget
Join PRSA Alaska in Fairbanks for a behind the scenes look at “Indigenous Visible,” a public relations campaign by the UAF College of Rural and Community Development. This campaign won a 2019 Silver Anvil Award of Excellence in the government section of the “Most...
CommEx: Alaska Communicators Exchange
The most recent CommEx was held Nov. 8, 2019. We look forward to seeing everyone at future events!