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SUMMARY:Effective Communication in Addressing Global Challenges Takes Centre Stage At 11th ICSR
DESCRIPTION:PUTRAJAYA\, Sept 5 (Bernama) — Effective communication in addressing global challenges took centre stage today at the lith International Conference on Social Responsibility\, Ethics and Sustainability (ICSR). \nGraced by the Tengku Ampuan of Pahang Tunku Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah\, accompanied by Tengku Puteri Jihan Azizah ‘Athiyatullah\, the conference was hosted by Universiti Sains Malaysia’s (USM) School of Communications. \nUSM Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Industry and Community Network) Prof Dr Alan Amran said the conference was held given the need for effective communication with diverse communities and industries in dealing with current global challenges. \n“This is the role of this conference\, to serve as a platform for such engagement\, fostering dialogue and collaboration across disciplines and borders\,” he said in his opening remarks during the event here today. \nAzlan said the decision to bring ICSR to Asia\, reflected the growing global recognition of the region’s importance in advancing corporate social responsibility and sustainable business practices as well as Malaysia’s emerging role as a leader in these critical areas. \nThis is the first time the conference has been held outside Europe since its inception in 2012. The ICSR conference serves as a crucible for scholarly dialogue and practical insights\, bridging the gap between sustainability imperatives and the needs of the diverse communities crucial for their realisation. \nDeputy Higher Education Minister Datuk Mustapha Sakmud was also present at the event today. \nMeanwhile\, Alan in his remarks also addressed the role and challenges of technology and digital transformation in achieving sustainable development\, which would be the centre of discussion during the conference to be held until Saturday. \nHe said while technology offered unprecedented opportunities to enhance efficiency\, reduce waste\, and promote sustainable practices\, it also posed significant challenges\, particularly in terms of digital equity and the environmental impact of technology production and disposal. \n“The digital divide remains a critical barrier towards achieving equitable development. As we embrace digital transformation\, it is imperative that we also work to bridge this divide\, ensuring that all communities\, regardless of their socio-economic status\, have access to the tools and opportunities that technology\nprovides. \n“This is a challenge that requires not only innovative solutions but also strong partnerships between governments\, the private sector\, and civil society.” he added. \n— BERNAMA \nArticle source: Bernama
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/effective-communication-in-addressing-global-challenges-takes-centre-stage-at-11th-icsr/
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SUMMARY:ICSR 2024 marks Malaysia’s continued commitment to fostering global discussions
DESCRIPTION:by Tengku Adrian Ismail \nPUTRAJAYA\, Sept 8: Malaysia continued its growing role in fostering global discussions on sustainable development when it hosted the three-day 11th International Conference on Social Responsibility\, Ethics and Sustainable Business (ICSR 2024) which ended here yesterday. \nIt also marked a historic moment as it was the first ICSR conference held outside Europe. \nOrganised and hosted by the School of Communication\, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM)\, the event gathered global thought leaders\, academics and industry experts to exchange insights on sustainability\, ethics and corporate social responsibility (CSR). \nBy hosting this prestigious international conference\, Malaysia underscored its commitment to fostering global dialogue on sustainability. \nIn her keynote address\, Queen Tunku Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah binti Almarhum Sultan Iskandar Al-Haj emphasised the importance of responsible leadership in addressing societal challenges\, sharing insights on how royal influence can inspire sustainable practices and ethical governance. \nHer keynote entitled “Royal Social Responsibility: Insights and Inspiration” set a reflective tone for the conference\, encouraging participants to adopt ethical responsibility at every level of society. \nDato’ Seri Syed Mohamad Aidid Syed Murtaza\, Executive Chairman of Master-Pack Group Berhad and Chairman of Penang Port Sdn Bhd\, spoke on “Navigating Ethics for Sustainable Success: Insights from Malaysia” which focused on the intersection of business ethics and sustainability. \nHe highlighted the Malaysian corporate sector’s role in shaping ethical frameworks that drove long-term success while contributing to national and global sustainability goals. \nSeveral academics shared their research and experiences in CSR and sustainability. Professor Dr. Azlan Amran of Universiti Sains Malaysia\, who spoke on “Successful Factors for Impactful Community Development Projects: USM’s Experience\,”\, reinforced the role of academic institutions in driving meaningful community engagement through sustainable initiatives. \nFrom Spain’s University of Alicante\, Professor Dr. Bartolomé Marco-Lajara explored the “Challenges for the Tourism Business Environment” in implementing CSR and sustainability while Dr. Esther Poveda-Pareja offered insights into “CSR in Agglomeration Environments: A Tourism District Approach\,” emphasising the need for localised sustainability practices in the tourism industry. \nA key session themed “Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)” explored the evolving role of AI in fostering ethical business practices. It was co-chaired by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Georgiana Grigore\, founder of ICSR from the University of Leicester\, and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mike Molesworth from the University of Birmingham. Together\, they guided discussions on how AI could drive accountability and transparency in CSR efforts. \nTwelve parallel sessions on Day 2 of the conference covered a range of pertinent themes\, including “Business and Ethical Leadership in CSR\,” “Storytelling for Impact\,” “Digital Accountability” and “Engaging Stakeholders.” These sessions were chaired by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Heba Abou-El-Sood from the United Arab Emirates University\, and Professor Dr. Mitja Ruzzier from the University of Primorska\, Slovenia. \nParticularly notable were discussions on “PR for the Planet: Crafting Sustainable Communication Strategies”. These particular presentations emphasised the role of strategic communication in promoting environmental sustainability\, and “Sustainable Advertising” which focused on crafting eco-conscious marketing campaigns. \nThe Chairperson of ICSR 2024\, Professor Dr. Jamilah Ahmad\, played a pivotal role in bringing the conference to fruition that left participants with a renewed purpose amidst their expanded global networks. \nICSR 2024 not only offered a platform for knowledge-sharing but also highlighted the pressing need for sustainable practices in today’s rapidly changing world\, echoing the global call for ethical leadership and corporate responsibility. \nThe conference also united stakeholders from academia\, industry and government under the banner of sustainability who agreed on the need for collaborative and inclusive approaches to achieve a sustainable future. \nCentral to these was the importance of aligning public relations initiatives with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). \nArticle Source: Weekly Echo
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/icsr-2024-marks-malaysias-continued-commitment-to-fostering-global-discussions/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
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SUMMARY:IPRM Conference On Ethical And Responsible Communication In Conjunction With World PR Day
DESCRIPTION:The ‘IPRM Conference on Ethical and Responsible Communication in Conjunction with World PR Day’ was held at the Ministry of Communication on 16 July 2024\, featured Minister of Communication\, YB Fahmi Fadzil\, Public Relations practitioners\, academicians\, and 20 universities\, to introduce about the high standard of ethical and responsible communication and practices in the field of Public Relations. \n\n 
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/iprm-conference-on-ethical-and-responsible-communication-in-conjunction-with-world-pr-day/
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SUMMARY:Welcome to the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia!
DESCRIPTION:Institute of Public Relations Malaysia \nDear Esteemed Member\, \nSubject: Welcome to the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia! \nI hope this letter finds you in good health. On behalf of the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM)\, I wish to extend a warm welcome to you as a valued member of our esteemed institute. \nAt IPRM\, we are committed to advancing the standards and professionalism of public relations in Malaysia. Your membership not only strengthens our collective voice but underscores your dedication to the highest ethical and professional standards in public relations. \nWe are excited to introduce our new online membership system\, designed to streamline application process and enhance accessibility for our existing members. This system allows aspiring members to renew your membership and keep our database updated. \nFor new applicants\, upon submission\, applications will be reviewed and verified by our Council to ensure alignment with our membership criteria. Once approved\, you will receive official certification as a member of the Institute. \nAs a member\, you gain access to a wide range of exclusive benefits and resources\, including: \n\nNetworking opportunities with industry leaders and peers\nProfessional development programs and workshops\nAccess to cutting-edge research and publications\nDiscounts on events and conferences\nRecognition of your commitment to excellence in public relations\nWe encourage you to explore our website and familiarize yourself with various resources and benefits available to you.\n\nShould you have any questions or require assistance\, please do not hesitate to contact our membership team at iprm.org.my@gmail.com \nWelcome to the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia. We look forward to your active participation and contributions to our vibrant community of public relations professionals. \nWarm regards\, \nRavindran Raman Kutty\nMembership Chairman\nInstitute of Public Relations Malaysia
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/welcome-to-the-institute-of-public-relations-malaysia/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
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SUMMARY:A tribute to the public relations industry in Malaysia
DESCRIPTION:AS THE world commemorates World Public Relations Day on July 16\, it is a momentous occasion to celebrate the achievements and evolution of Malaysia’s public relations (PR) industry. \nThe PR industry has grown exponentially\, pivotal in shaping public perception\, enhancing corporate communication\, and driving strategic initiatives across various sectors. At the heart of this progress is the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM)\, a field beacon of excellence and professionalism. \nIPRM will be organising an international conference titled “IPRM Conference on Ethical and Responsible Communication” on this date to be held in Putrajaya which is expected to be officiated by Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil. \nThe conference is expected to draw attendance from among PR practitioners in the corporate/private and public sectors apart from academics and communications and public relations students from universities throughout the country. \nThe conference is intended to bring to attention the significance of the media and public relations industry and practitioners to focus on the issue of ethical and responsible communication in their jobs. \nEvolution of public relations in Malaysia \nThe PR landscape in Malaysia has undergone significant transformation\, adapting to the dynamic changes in technology\, media\, and societal expectations. From traditional media relations and press releases to digital storytelling and social media engagement\, PR practitioners in Malaysia have demonstrated a remarkable ability to evolve and meet the demands of an ever-changing environment. \nThis adaptability has been crucial in navigating the complexities of the modern media landscape and ensuring that the voices of organisations are heard effectively. \nThe period from early 1970s until 1990s have seen a number of universities and academic institutions in the country introducing courses on communication and public relations which signalled the importance of producing qualified communication and public relations professionals\, practitioners and experts in the field to meet the needs of emerging Malaysia economically\, politically and socially. Starting with USM in 1971\, followed by ITM (UiTM) in 1972\, other universities like UKM\, UPM\, UM and later other new universities have all started communication programmes to train and expose potential graduates to the field of communication. \nToday\, we find not only public universities but also a number of private universities setting up similar programmes to teach communication and public relations. \nIPRM: A legacy of excellence \nFounded in 1962\, the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM) has been at the forefront of the industry’s growth and professional development. \nAs Malaysia’s national body for PR practitioners\, IPRM has tirelessly worked to elevate the profession’s standards through education\, training\, and advocacy. \nSome of the critical achievements of IPRM include: \n1. Professional Accreditation and Certification – IPRM has established rigorous voluntary accreditation and certification programmes to ensure that PR practitioners in Malaysia adhere to the highest standards of professionalism and ethics. These programmes have helped build a community of skilled and knowledgeable PR professionals equipped to handle modern communication’s complexities. \n2. Educational Initiatives and Training – Education has always been a cornerstone of IPRM’s mission. The institute has collaborated with universities and industry experts to develop comprehensive PR curricula and training programmes. These initiatives have enhanced the skill sets of practitioners and attracted new talent to the field\, ensuring a continuous pipeline of qualified professionals. In the recent past\, IPRM has attracted companies and organisations to send their executives to undergo training programmes with the institute on courses like media and public relations skills\, media relations\, crisis management and communication skills which have benefited the industry. \n3. Advocacy and Public Awareness – IPRM has been instrumental in advocating for the importance of PR in the business and public sectors. Through various campaigns\, conferences\, and public forums\, the institute has raised awareness about the critical role of PR in building and maintaining relationships with stakeholders\, managing crises\, and driving organisational success. In its activities and programmes\, IPRM has established collaboration with organisations and agencies in both public and private/corporate sectors to share experience on latest trends and developments affecting the practice of public relations nationally and globally. One example is IPRM’s involvement and participation in conferences like Kuala Lumpur International PR Conference (KLIP) organised by World Communications since the last six years of which IPRM members had benefited through interaction\, networking and knowledge sharing with participants not only from Malaysia but other parts of the world. \nEvery year\, IPRM has also participated in the World PR Conference held in major cities of the world organised by Global Alliance (GA)\, a conference that brings practitioners from many parts of the world to discuss current issues and trends of public relations. This year\, the World PR conference will be held in Bali\, Indonesia in November where IPRM is expected to be represented. \nIPRM is a member of the GA where its current president\, Jaffri Amin Osman sits as director in the Global Alliance PR and Communication Management in Switzerland. \nGlobal Alliance for PR and Communication Management (GA) is one of the biggest PR associations in the world with more than 350\,000 affiliated members from around the globe. \n4. Networking and Community Building – One of IPRM’s key strengths is its ability to foster a strong sense of community among PR practitioners. The institute regularly organises events\, workshops\, and seminars that provide opportunities for networking\, knowledge sharing\, and collaboration. These events have been invaluable in building a cohesive and supportive PR community in Malaysia. \n5. Recognition and Awards – To celebrate excellence in PR\, IPRM has established several awards and recognition programmes highlighting practitioners and organisations’ outstanding achievements. These accolades inspire professionals to strive for excellence and showcase effective PR strategies’ impact on business and society. One such example is the Asean PR Excellence Awards that was created by IPRM and inaugurated in 2015. \nLast year\, IPRM participated in the fifth programme of the Asean PR Excellence Awards in Ho Chi Minh\, Vietnam with participants from Malaysia winning several awards in PR advocacy\, campaign publicity and promotion. \nChallenges in Malaysia \nWhile the PR industry in Malaysia has achieved remarkable milestones\, it also faces several challenges that need to be addressed to ensure continued growth and effectiveness: \n1. Adapting to Digital Transformation: The rapid advancement of digital technologies and the proliferation of social media platforms have transformed how PR operates. PR professionals must constantly update their skills and strategies to leverage these new tools effectively. The challenge lies in integrating traditional PR practices with digital techniques to create cohesive and impactful campaigns; \n2. Managing Misinformation and Fake News: In the age of information overload\, misinformation and fake news have become significant challenges for PR practitioners. Ensuring the accuracy and credibility of information disseminated to the public is crucial. PR professionals must develop robust fact-checking mechanisms and crisis communication strategies to combat the spread of false information. \n3. Navigating Cultural Diversity: Malaysia is a multicultural nation with diverse ethnic groups\, languages\, and cultural practices. PR professionals must be adept at crafting messages that resonate with different audiences while being sensitive to cultural nuances. This requires a deep understanding of the local context and the ability to communicate effectively across diverse groups. \n4. Crisis Management: The unpredictable nature of crises\, ranging from natural disasters to corporate scandals\, poses a constant challenge for PR professionals. Effective crisis management requires rapid response\, transparency\, and maintaining public trust. PR practitioners must have comprehensive crisis communication plans and the agility to adapt to evolving situations. \n5. Maintaining Ethical Standards: Upholding ethical standards in PR is essential for maintaining credibility and trust. However\, the pressure to deliver results and the competitive nature of the industry can sometimes lead to ethical dilemmas. PR professionals must navigate these challenges by adhering to a robust code of ethics and prioritising transparency and integrity. \nLooking Ahead: The future of PR in Malaysia \nAs we look to the future\, the PR industry in Malaysia is poised for even more remarkable achievements. The rise of digital media\, the increasing importance of corporate social responsibility (CSR)\, and the need for effective crisis communication to address complex global and national issues in an unpredictable world present both challenges and opportunities for PR practitioners. \nThe Institute of Public Relations Malaysia will continue to lead the way\, guiding the industry through these changes with innovation\, integrity\, and a commitment to excellence. \nOn this World Public Relations Day\, let us celebrate the remarkable journey of the PR industry in Malaysia and the invaluable contributions of the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia. \nTogether\, we can look forward to a future where PR continues to play a crucial role in shaping narratives\, building trust\, and fostering meaningful connections in an ever-evolving world. \nINSTITUTE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS MALAYSIA \nKuala Lumpur
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/a-tribute-to-the-public-relations-industry-in-malaysia/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:news
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SUMMARY:Celebrating World Public Relations Day: A tribute to the Public Relations industry in Malaysia
DESCRIPTION:Efforts in motion to push for PR Act\n  \n \nBy Ravindran Raman Kutty \nOPINION: As the world commemorates World Public Relations Day on July 16\, it is a momentous occasion to celebrate the achievements and evolution of Malaysia’s Public Relations (PR) industry. \nThe PR industry has grown exponentially\, pivotal in shaping public perception\, enhancing corporate communication\, and driving strategic initiatives across various sectors. At the heart of this progress is the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM)\, a field beacon of excellence and professionalism. \nIPRM is organising an international conference titled “IPRM Conference on Ethical and Responsible Communication” today in Putrajaya which is expected to be officiated by the Minister of Communications. \nThe Conference is intended to bring to attention the significance of the media and public relations industry and practitioners to focus on the issue of ethical and responsible communication in their jobs. \nThe Evolution of Public Relations in Malaysia The PR landscape in Malaysia has undergone significant transformation\, adapting to the dynamic changes in technology\, media\, and societal expectations. From traditional media relations and press releases to digital storytelling and social media engagement\, PR practitioners in Malaysia have demonstrated a remarkable ability to evolve and meet the demands of an ever-changing environment. This adaptability has been crucial in navigating the complexities of the modern media landscape and ensuring that the voices of organisations are heard effectively. \nThe period from early 1970s until 1990s have seen a number of universities and academic institutions in the country introducing courses on communication and public relations which signalled the importance of producing qualified communication and public relations professionals\, practitioners and experts in the field to meet the need of emerging Malaysia economically\, politically and socially. Starting with USM in 1971\, followed by ITM (UiTM) in 1972\, other universities like UKM\, UPM\, UM and later other new universities have all started communication programmes to train and expose potential graduates to the field of communication. Today\, we find not only public universities but also a number of private universities setting up similar programmes to teach communication and public relations. \nInstitute of Public Relations Malaysia: A Legacy of Excellence \nFounded in 1962\, the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM) has been at the forefront of the industry’s growth and professional development. As Malaysia’s national body for PR practitioners\, IPRM has tirelessly worked to elevate the profession’s standards through education\, training\, and advocacy. Some of the critical achievements of IPRM include: \n[1] Professional Accreditation and Certification IPRM has established rigorous voluntary accreditation and certification programmes to ensure that PR practitioners in Malaysia adhere to the highest standards of professionalism and ethics. These programmes have helped build a community of skilled and knowledgeable PR professionals equipped to handle modern communication’s complexities. \n[2] Educational Initiatives and Training Education has always been a cornerstone of IPRM’s mission. The institute has collaborated with universities and industry experts to develop comprehensive PR curricula and training programmes. These initiatives have enhanced the skill sets of practitioners and attracted new talent to the field\, ensuring a continuous pipeline of qualified professionals. In recent past\, IPRM has attracted companies and organizations to send their executives to undergo training programmes with the institute on courses like media and public relations skills\, media relations\, crisis management and communication skills which have benefitted the industry. \n[3] Advocacy and Public Awareness IPRM has been instrumental in advocating for the importance of PR in the business and public sectors. Through various campaigns\, conferences\, and public forums\, the institute has raised awareness about the critical role of PR in building and maintaining relationships with stakeholders\, managing crises\, and driving organisational success. \nIn its activities and programmes \nIPRM has established collaboration with organisations and agencies in both public and private/corporate sectors to share experience on latest trends and development affecting the practice of public relations nationally and globally. One example is IPRM’s involvement and participation in conference like Kuala Lumpur International PR Conference (KLIP) organised by World Communications since the last six years of which IPRM members had benefitted through interaction\, networking and knowledge sharing with participants not only from Malaysia but other parts of the world. \nEvery year IPRM also participated in World PR Conference held in major cities of the world organised by Global Alliance (GA)\, a conference that brings practitioners from many parts of the world to discuss current issues and trends of public relations. This year the World PR conference will be held in Bali\, Indonesia in November where IPRM is expected to be represented. \nIPRM is a member of the GA where its current President\, Jaffri Amin Osman sits as Director in the Global Alliance PR and Communication Management in Switzerland. Global Alliance for PR and Communication Management (GA) is one of the biggest PR associations in the world with more than 350\,000 affiliated members from around the globe. \n[4] Networking and Community Building One of IPRM’s key strengths is its ability to foster a strong sense of community among PR practitioners. The institute regularly organises events\, workshops\, and seminars that provide opportunities for networking\, knowledge sharing\, and collaboration. These events have been invaluable in building a cohesive and supportive PR community in Malaysia. \n[5] Recognition and Awards To celebrate excellence in PR\, IPRM has established several awards and recognition programmes highlighting practitioners and organisations’ outstanding achievements. These accolades inspire professionals to strive for excellence and showcase effective PR strategies’ impact on business and society. One such example is the ASEAN PR Excellence Awards was created by IPRM and inaugurated in 2015. \nLast year IPRM participated in the 5th programme of ASEAN PR Excellence Awards in Ho Chi Minh\, Vietnam with participants from Malaysia winning several awards in PR advocacy\, campaign\npublicity and promotion. \nChallenges of Public Relations in Malaysia \nWhile the PR industry in Malaysia has achieved remarkable milestones\, it also faces several challenges that need to be addressed to ensure continued growth and effectiveness: \n[1] Adapting to Digital Transformation: The rapid advancement of digital technologies and the proliferation of social media platforms have transformed how PR operates. PR professionals must constantly update their skills and strategies to leverage these new tools effectively. The challenge lies in integrating traditional PR practices with digital techniques to create cohesive and impactful campaigns. \n[2] Managing Misinformation and Fake News In the age of information overload\, misinformation and fake news have become significant challenges for PR practitioners. Ensuring the accuracy and credibility of information disseminated to the public is crucial. PR professionals must develop robust fact-checking mechanisms and crisis communication strategies to combat the spread of false information. \n[3] Navigating Cultural Diversity Malaysia is a multicultural nation with diverse ethnic groups\, languages\, and cultural practices. PR professionals must be adept at crafting messages that resonate with different audiences while being sensitive to cultural nuances. This requires a deep understanding of the local context and the ability to communicate effectively across diverse groups. \n[4] Crisis Management The unpredictable nature of crises\, ranging from natural disasters to corporate scandals\, poses a constant challenge for PR professionals. Effective crisis management requires rapid response\, transparency\, and maintaining public trust. PR practitioners must have comprehensive crisis communication plans and the agility to adapt to evolving situations. \n[5] Maintaining Ethical Standards Upholding ethical standards in PR is essential for maintaining credibility and trust. However\, the pressure to deliver results and the competitive nature of the industry can sometimes lead to ethical dilemmas. PR professionals must navigate these challenges by adhering to a robust code of ethics and prioritising transparency and integrity. \nLooking Ahead: The Future of PR in Malaysia \nAs we look to the future\, the PR industry in Malaysia is poised for even more remarkable achievements. The rise of digital media\, the increasing importance of corporate social responsibility (CSR)\, and the need for effective crisis communication to address complex global and national issues in an unpredictable world present both challenges and opportunities for PR practitioners. \nThe Institute of Public Relations Malaysia will continue to lead the way\, guiding the industry through these changes with innovation\, integrity\, and a commitment to excellence. \nOn this World Public Relations Day\, let us celebrate the remarkable journey of the PR industry in Malaysia and the invaluable contributions of the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia. Together\, we can look forward to a future where PR continues to play a crucial role in shaping narratives\, building trust\, and fostering meaningful connections in an ever-evolving world. \nNote: Ravindran Raman Kutty is a Fellow of the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM)
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/celebrating-world-public-relations-day-a-tribute-to-the-public-relations-industry-in-malaysia/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:news
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SUMMARY:Efforts in motion to push for PR Act
DESCRIPTION:PETALING JAYA: The Institute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM) will gather feedback through several planned stakeholder engagement sessions starting in October\, with a view to having Parliament pass a Public Relations Practitioners Act. \nIPRM president Jaffri Amin Osman told the Sun that the Act was needed to deter “unethical conduct” by some public relations (PR) practitioners who may embellish the truth\, do not provide source identification when making “outlandish” claims and practise deception in their press releases. \n“When in place\, the Act would ensure every PR professional undergoes a mandatory licencing\, registration and accreditation process. The Act would also ensure the profession is practised more systematically with well-trained personnel.” \nJaffri was commenting on recent press releases issued by some PR firms. In one case\, a press release claimed that the PR firm’s client is “the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider”. \nHowever\, upon checking\, the client only has a 2.4% global share in technology design and architecture. The PR firm later changed its tune and claimed that according to an analyst\, its client was ranked “first worldwide by revenue in 2022 for Infrastructure Implementation and as managed services providers”. \n“When in place\, the Act would ensure every PR professional undergoes a mandatory licencing\, registration and accreditation process. The Act would also ensure the profession is practised more systematically with well-trained personnel.” \nJaffri was commenting on recent press releases issued by some PR firms. In one case\, a press release claimed that the PR firm’s client is “the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider”. \nHowever\, upon checking\, the client only has a 2.4% global share in technology design and architecture. The PR firm later changed its tune and claimed that according to an analyst\, its client was ranked “first worldwide by revenue in 2022 for Infrastructure Implementation and as managed services providers”. \n“Some clients could be unfamiliar with PR best practices\, while some PR firms struggle to balance client expectations with ethical and effective communications.” \nHe said the PR industry is highly competitive and some firms might feel pressured to use aggressive tactics to stand out and secure clients. \nHowever\, he stressed that “hard selling” is not considered an effective PR strategy and focusing on ethical and strategic communications will ultimately lead to more successful and sustainable outcomes. \nHe added that the growing demand for PR professionals has led to a surge in specialisations\, such as corporate communications\, strategic communications\, employee communications\, media relations\, stakeholder relations and investor relations. \n“The PR field also encompasses practices with less positive connotations\, such as ‘spin doctoring’ and ‘astroturfing’. These terms\, while used variably depending on context\, can contribute to a negative perception of the profession as a whole.” \nJaffri called on PR practitioners to adhere to the IPRM code of conduct in practising ethical PR. \n“Currently\, it is only a guideline and is not enforceable. This is why IPRM is working hard on the Act and wants it to be enacted\, so that unverified claims and unethical practices can be legally stopped.” \nHe said it is organising a conference titled “Ethical and Responsible Communication” on July 16\, in collaboration with the Communications Ministry and the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communications Management. \nHeld in conjunction with World PR Day\, which falls on the same date\, speakers will make presentations on ethical awareness\, digital and social media ethics\, corporate ethics in PR\, analyses of notable PR ethics cases and best practices\, among others. \nJaffri urged online and print editors to watch out for press releases with overly promotional language\, sensational claims or insufficient supporting evidence. \nAuthor: Joshua Purushotman \nThis article was originated from & full credit to The Sun & author for featuring our president Mr. Jaffri Amin Osman. Article: https://thesun.my/local-news/efforts-in-motion-to-push-for-pr-act-EE12706064
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/efforts-in-motion-to-push-for-pr-act/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:news
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SUMMARY:IPRM Conference on Ethical and Responsible Communication in Conjunction with World PR Day
DESCRIPTION:IPRM Conference on Ethical and Responsible Communication in Conjunction with World PR Day\, 16 July 2024 \nInstitute Public Relations Malaysia is pleased to invite all PR Practitioners at the upcoming IPRM Conference on Ethical and Responsible Communication (ICERC) which will be held on 16 July 2024 at B1 Hall\, Ministry of Communications in Putrajaya. \nThe theme of this conference is “The Ethics of Communication in the Digital Age” and it aims to bring together leading researchers\, practitioners\, and students to discuss recent advancements and future directions in the field of public relations. The Conference is organised on 16 July which is also World Public Relations Day. \nThe objectives of this conference\, among others\, is to promote ethical awareness about the critical importance of ethics and responsible communication in public relations; knowledge sharing on research\, case studies and practical experience related to ethical public relations (PR) practices and efforts at encouraging collaboration among academics\, practitioners and students to innovate and uphold ethical standards in PR. \nWith the vast knowledge and years of experience in the field of communication and public relations\, we would certainly be very honoured to have your presence at the conference. You may register at https://forms.gle/imja5inXr1ny4ZEU6 \nShould you have any questions or require further information\, please do not hesitate to contact us at iprm.org.my@gmail.com. \nThank you. \n  \n \n  \n \n  \n \n 
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/iprm-conference-on-ethical-and-responsible-communication-in-conjunction-with-world-pr-day-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231229
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SUMMARY:IPRMSA Networking & Leadership Programme: Platform for IPT Students to Improve PR Skills
DESCRIPTION:PENANG\, 22 December 2023 – In an effort to improve public relations skills among students\, several local universities participated in a collaborative programme on 8-10 December 2023 at the Centre for Marine and Coastal Studies (CEMACS)\, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM). \nNine higher education institutions (IPTs) were involved in the three-day\, two-night programme\, known as the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia Student Association (IPRMSA) Networking & Leadership Programme Series II 2023. \nThe IPTs involved were USM; Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Melaka Branch; UiTM Shah Alam Campus\, Selangor Branch; Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin (UniSZA); International Islamic University Malaysia (UIAM); Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM); Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM); University of Wollongong Malaysia (UOW); and Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TAR UC). \n \nThis programme was jointly organised by the IPRM Education Committee led by its Director\, Professor Dr. Jamilah Hj Ahmad; APR\, FIPR and IPRMSA-USM Chapter led by Chapter Advisor\, Dr. Suriati Saad. Both Jamilah and Suriati are from the USM School of Communication. \n \nIt is a collaborative endeavour aimed at fostering a fraternity of public relations experts from the professional body (IPRM) and lecturers teaching public relations to elevate the standards of Public Relations profession and contribute to a brighter\, more interconnected future for the young graduates. \nIPRMSA Networking & Leadership Programme Series II 2023 provided a platform for the IPT students to improve their public relations skills\, resulting in the development of their personal and professional growth\, as well as creating industry-ready talents in the related field. \nStudents who attended the programme get to engage in a variety of interesting activities\, including activities that develop students’ critical thinking skills as well as helping them to be more creative when solving problems. \nIn addition\, it also allowed the participants to network themselves with the IPRM top leadership\, the council members\, and future public relations practitioners who would likely be among those who attended the programme. \n \nOverall\, the goals of the programme were achieved\, which were to connect participants with other organisations while practicing public relations knowledge and skills in a more professional way\, and to prepare them to adapt to the constant change brought about by the use of modern technology\, public expectations and communication mediums that have a significant impact on public relations in the future. \nThus\, such a programme can help to produce a generation of public relations trainees that can improve the standards of public relations in the country in the future. \n \n\nAlso present was the IPRM President\, Jaffri Amin Osman who encouraged industry practitioners to share their experiences with students and academics to ensure the ecosystem in the field of public relations is always conducive for the rapid development of this industry\, in line with the current trends and its relevance. \nThe emergence of Industry 4.0 as well as new communication technologies such as social media and big data requires public relations practitioners who are creative and innovative\, skilled in writing\, having the ability to discern which news are fake and which are not\, in addition to working as a team in performing their respective tasks. \nRead the full article here: USM News Portal
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/iprmsa-networking-leadership-programme-platform-for-ipt-students-to-improve-pr-skills/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:news
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230914
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230915
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
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SUMMARY:4th ASEAN PR Excellence Awards 2023
DESCRIPTION:KUALA LUMPUR\, 9 September- Jabatan Penerangan (JaPen) merangkul dua anugerah di 4th ASEAN PR Excellence Awards 2023 di Ho Chi Minh City\, Vietnam\, semalam. \nJaPen menerusi satu kenyataan berkata\, dua anugerah diterima pada majlis anjuran bersama ASEAN PR Network (APRN) dan Institut Perhubungan Awam Malaysia (IPRM) itu adalah Anugerah Berlian bagi kategori ‘Best Crisis Management’ dan Anugerah Gangsa untuk kategori ‘Best Government PR. \nBagi kedua-dua kategori itu\, JaPen mengemukakan laporan khas mengenai peranan Jabatan Penerangan Malaysia sebagai agensi yang bertanggungjawab dalam pengurusan media semasa tragedi bencana tanah runtuh di Batang Kali\, Selangor pada 16 Disimber 2022. \nKenyataan itu turut memaklumkan dua anugerah diterima itu adalah bagi pihak semua petugas Kementerian Komunikasi dan Digital yang bertugas dengan cemerlang semasa tragedi berkenaan. \nBaca artikel penuh: Berita RTM
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/4th-asean-pr-excellence-awards-2023/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:news
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230915
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
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SUMMARY:JAPEN RANGKUL DUA ANUGERAH DI 4TH ASEAN PR EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2023
DESCRIPTION:KUALA LUMPUR\, 9 Sept (Bernama) — Jabatan Penerangan (JaPen) merangkul dua anugerah di 4th  ASEAN PR Excellence Awards 2023 di Ho Chi Minh City\, Vietnam\, semalam. \nJaPen dalam kenyataan hari ini memaklumkan dua anugerah diterima pada majlis anjuran bersama ASEAN PR Network (APRN) dan Institut Perhubungan Awam Malaysia (IPRM) itu adalah Anugerah Berlian bagi kategori ‘Best Crisis Management’ dan Anugerah Gangsa untuk kategori ‘Best Government PR. \n“Bagi kedua-dua kategori ini\, JaPen mengemukakan laporan khas berkaitan peranan Jabatan Penerangan Malaysia sebagai agensi yang bertanggungjawab dalam pengurusan media semasa tragedi bencana tanah runtuh di Batang Kali\, Selangor pada 16 Dis 2022\,” menurut kenyataan itu. \nKenyataan itu turut memaklumkan dua anugerah diterima itu adalah bagi pihak semua petugas Kementerian Komunikasi dan Digital yang bertugas dengan cemerlang semasa tragedi berkenaan. \nBaca artikel penuh: Bernama
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/japen-rangkul-dua-anugerah-di-4th-asean-pr-excellence-awards-2023/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:news
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SUMMARY:Japen bags two awards at 4th Asean Public Relations Excellence Awards 2023
DESCRIPTION:KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Information Department (Japen) has received two public relations excellence awards at the Asean level. \nIt received the Best Crisis Management and Best Government PR categories at the 4th Asean Public Relations Excellence Awards 2023\, jointly-organised by the Asean PR Network (APRN) and IPRM held in Ho Chi Minh City\, Vietnam on Sept 8. \nFor the nomination of these two categories\, Japen had submitted a special report related to Japen’s role as the agency responsible for media management during the tragedy of the landslide disaster in Batang Kali\, Selangor on Dec 16\, 2022. \nThe excellence award is held to benchmark the PR industry and practice standards. This initiative serves as a distinctive badge to recognise and celebrate achievements in Public Relations practices. \nThe awards were handed over by former-president of Institute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM) president Datuk Seri Ibrahim Abdul Rahman to Japen director-general Datuk Sukari Hamid in Putrajaya\, today. \nRead the full article here: New Straits Times
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/japen-bags-two-awards-at-4th-asean-public-relations-excellence-awards-2023/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:news
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230914
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230915
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20230914T150620Z
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SUMMARY:UiTM Receives Bronze Award at the 4th ASEAN PR Excellence Awards 2023
DESCRIPTION:On September 8\, 2023\, the 4th ASEAN PR Excellence Awards ceremony was held at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC) in District 7\, Ho Chi Minh City. The event aimed to recognize and celebrate exceptional achievements in the field of Public Relations across the ASEAN region. Among the distinguished recipients was Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)\, which was honored with the bronze award in the Outstanding University / Institution in Public Relations category. The award was accepted by Prof Dr Hajah Norhayati binti Saad on behalf of UiTM’s Vice-Chancellor and the university. \nThe ASEAN PR Excellence Awards ceremony featured 12 categories\, each focusing on various aspects of PR excellence. Ranging from the Best PR Programme to the Lifetime Achievement Award\, these categories recognized individuals and organizations for their outstanding contributions to the field. The Outstanding University / Institution in Public Relations award stood as a prestigious distinction\, acknowledging institutions that have demonstrated exceptional performance and commitment to the PR industry. UiTM’s achievement of the bronze award serves as a testament to the university’s dedication to maintaining high standards in the field. \nThe winners in this category were chosen based on their remarkable achievements and contributions to the PR industry. Alongside UiTM\, LSPR Institute of Communication and Business (Indonesia) was awarded the Diamond\, Monash University (Malaysia) received the Gold\, and De La Salle – Dasmarinas (Philippines) attained the Silver. UiTM’s success in securing the bronze award further fortifies its reputation in Public Relations within the ASEAN region\, serving as a benchmark for other institutions to strive for excellence. \nThis recognition at the ASEAN PR Excellence Awards will undoubtedly enhance UiTM’s credibility and reputation in the PR field. It showcases the unwavering commitment and hard work of UiTM’s faculty\, staff\, and students\, who consistently exhibit excellence in Public Relations. \nIn conclusion\, UiTM’s bronze award in the Outstanding University / Institution in Public Relations category at the 4th ASEAN PR Excellence Awards 2023 is a well-deserved acknowledgment that underscores the university’s exceptional performance in the field. This achievement solidifies UiTM’s standing as a leading institution within the ASEAN region\, while also motivating other organizations in the field of PR to strive for excellence. \nRead the full article here: UiTM News Hub
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/uitm-receives-bronze-award-at-the-4th-asean-pr-excellence-awards-2023/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230718
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230719
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
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SUMMARY:Approaching The Future 2023- Trends in Reputation and Intangible Asset Management
DESCRIPTION:Thank you for joining us @ the International Launch of of “Approaching The Future 2023- Trends in Reputation and Intangible Asset Management”. \nDear Global Chairs\, Thank you so much for your support. \nWe would be grateful if you share the streaming as well as the materials with your network. \nThe 8th edition is more than a report\, it’s a compass to navigate in the reputation economy and it offers a very useful analysis to understand: \nKey intangible assets in which organizations are working on and the challenges they face. \nYou will see that communication is playing a key role in this edition as well. And it is the aspect worked on the most by senior managers. \n\n\nVideo: Youtube\n➡️ Knowledge Kit\n➡️ Press Release \nIf you wish to further your knowledge in this report or have any other questions\, we will be happy to give out more details about the impact and challenges companies are facing in the 2023 WPRF in Chennai
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/approaching-the-future-2023/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230221
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230222
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20230221T184238Z
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SUMMARY:GLOBAL ALLIANCE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION 2023
DESCRIPTION:GA Asia-Pacific Team or TEAM GAP had successfully completed various PR and Communication Programmes including conferences\, events\, research\, trainings\, membership recruitments and collaborations in 2022\, most of which carried the GA brand and had tractions with Global Alliance. \n\n\nFor full event details \n\nDownload PDF file
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/global-alliance-asia-pacific-region-2023/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230221
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230222
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20230221T184112Z
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SUMMARY:World Public Relations Forum 2023
DESCRIPTION:  \nWe are delighted to announce that India will host the 11th edition of World Public Relations Forum #WPRF2023 in conjunction with #PRAXIS10. The event aims to build goodwill among PR and communication professionals. Get a chance to extend your network & learn from the experts. \nRegister today: bit.ly/WPRF2023
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/world-public-relations-forum-2023/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221129
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20221128T183856Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241224T162225Z
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SUMMARY:STUDENT AND YOUNG PRACTITIONER MONTH
DESCRIPTION:MEET THE SPEAKERS\n#CareerWorld\nLIVE STREAMING SESSIONS
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/student-and-young-practitioner-month/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221012
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221013
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20221012T144632Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241226T105025Z
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SUMMARY:KUALA LUMPUR INTERNATIONAL PR CONFERENCE 2023
DESCRIPTION:Calling communication executives and public relations practitioners.\nLet’s stand together. Strategize. Communicate. Love. \nTogether we seek light at the end of this pandemic tunnel. Create new\nwaves. New passion. Digital. Social. Share. One Communication. One\nCommunity. One Voice. \nA new communication zest. Sharing a bouquet of knowledge. We\nlearn. We share. \n\n\n\nFor full event details \n\nDownload PDF file\n\n\n\nor visit klipworld.com
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/kuala-lumpur-international-pr-conference-2023-2/
CATEGORIES:event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220414
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220415
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20220414T121703Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241224T162444Z
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SUMMARY:Trust and reputation as pillars for sustainable growth of organisations
DESCRIPTION:PUTRAJAYA\, 7 April 2022 – In time of uncertainties\, trust and reputation are possibly the two fundamentals that become organisation’s pillars for sustainable and future growth\, and this is where public relations (PR) can play a major role\, according to Secretary-General of Ministry of Communications and Multimedia\, Dato’ Sri Haji Mohammad Mentek. \nIn his speech at the launching of Global Alliance Education\, Training and Development Month (GAETM) 2022 last Friday (1 April) in Putrajaya\, he pointed out that the world today continues to go through a high degree of uncertainty\, and South East Asia continues to be impacted by global issues. \nIn this context\, he said\, public opinion remains central to shaping the perception which translates into image and reputation. \nHis speech was delivered by Deputy Director-General of Information Department\, Mr. Zainudin Haji Ismail\, who represented him at the event which coincided with the launching of the 60th anniversary logo of the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM). \nMohammad Mentek said: “A business can achieve its objective more easily if it has a good reputation among its stakeholders\, opinion leaders in the business community\, suppliers\, and current and potential employees.” \nHe said that corporate reputation is a ‘soft’ concept. “It is the overall estimation in which an organisation is held by its internal and external stakeholders based on its past actions and probability of its future behaviour.” \n“While reputation is an intangible concept\, it is evident that a good reputation demonstrably increases corporate worth and provide sustained competitive advantage\,” he highlighted. \nHe further said that an organisation which is well regarded by its stakeholders will influence other publics with words of mouth or words of mouth aided by technology. \n“The public will be more inclined to trust your organisation. Likewise\, generally government regulators will trust the organisation more if it has a good reputation\,” he added. \nGAETM 2022 was held in a hybrid mode that saw the speech delivered by the President and CEO of Global Alliance (GA)\, Mr. Justin Green\, and a live presentation of the Global Capability Framework for PR practitioners by Prof. Anne Gregory of Huddersfield University (UK). \nAttended by PR and communication practitioners\, as well as communication academics and students from across the globe\, the event was regarded as important as the social media and digital transformation today rules the communication world. \nMohamad Mentek told the audience that the Ministry recognised the commitment and contribution of outstanding organisations and individuals who share important stories\, creative strategies\, leadership skills and communication tactics as part of their contributions to global PR and communication body of knowledge. \nThe event was chaired by Mr. Jaffri Amin Osman\, the Global Alliance (GA) chair of the Asia Pacific\, who is also the Vice-President of IPRM and the CEO of World Communications\, a public relations consultancy firm. Jaffri is the first Malaysian to be elected to the Switzerland-based GA executive board. \nPresent at the event was President of IPRM\, Dato’ Sri Haji Ibrahim Abdul Rahman and President of ASEAN Public Relations Network (APRN)\, Ibu Prita Kemal Gani who appeared online. \n  \n \nGAETM is the first and largest free global education programme undertaken so far. Through collaboration of members\, GA held global educational and training for communication and public relations professionals during April and May last year. This included over 150 webinars with professionals sharing their knowledge and insights from around the world during the unprecedented time. \nThe event this year featured sharing of public relations and communication materials like articles\, videos\, case studies\, podcasts\, and other related PR materials. The 24-hourly video marathon which was held from 5 p.m on 31 March until 5 p.m on 1 April was launched from its Kuala Lumpur office. \nCurrent issues and topics shared throughout GAETM 2022 included digital transformation\, trust issues\, empathy\, impacts of Korean culture\, brand inclusivity and diversity\, future of PR\, ethics in social media\, and voices of the young. These materials are available in the format of videos\, podcasts\, articles\, and special write-ups. \nAmong others\, the objectives of GAETM 2022 are to share impact assessment of COVID-19 to public relations and communication profession as well as the resilience of learning institutions; to share how IR 4.0 and soon IR 5.0 dramatically changed the landscape of the profession and institutions; to share rescue strategy in terms of transforming the way to do business. \nIt is also aimed to prepare professionals and institutions in welcoming recovery and sustainability post-pandemic\, assess the damage and the remaining assets\, and make bold and courageous moves to regain business brands hit by the pandemic\, apart from sharing latest PR and communication tactics and strategies relevant to corporate sector and institutions globally. \nThe event also witnessed the handing over of the Malay translation of the Global Alliance PR and Communication Model to the representative of the Secretary-General by Dr. Wan Norbani Wan Noordin of Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) who led the team to undertake the translation work. ***
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/trust-and-reputation-as-pillars-for-sustainable-growth-of-organisations/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:news
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211026
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211027
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20211026T145105Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241224T162541Z
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SUMMARY:KLIP 2022 WILL ENRICH YOUR COMM TEAM
DESCRIPTION:  \n \n  \n\nCalling communication executives and public relations practitioners.\nLet’s stand together. Strategize. Communicate. Love. \nTogether we seek light at the end of this pandemic tunnel. Create new\nwaves. New passion. Digital. Social. Share. One Communication. One\nCommunity. One Voice. \nA new communication zest. Sharing a bouquet of knowledge. We\nlearn. We share. \n\n\n\n\nFor full event details \n\nDownload PDF file\n\n\n\nor visit klipworld.com
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/klip-2022-will-enrich-your-comm-team/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210624
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210625
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20210624T121414Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241224T162645Z
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SUMMARY:Best Educator Award GOLD – Tuan Haji Aznan Mat Piah
DESCRIPTION:  \nPROF. DATO’ SRI DR SYED ARABI SYED ABDULLAH IDID won an individual award HIGH CITATION IN INDEXED JOURNAL AWARD GOLD & GLOBAL PROMINENCE AWARD GOLD won by Department (Communication) but he was leading it – WAPOR International Conference last year. \nCongratulations Honorary Secretary of IPRM Tuan Haji Aznan Mat Piah for his achievement recently. \n——————————————— \nWhen I joined the university in early 2008 after my retirement from government services\, I never aspire for higher achievement other than\, out of my passion\, to contribute back in a small way to the society and the country. \nMy hope was that I be given the opportunity to share my knowledge and experience with the students so I can play the role as an educator to produce graduates who are resilient\, competent and embedded with wisdom and maturity to face the many challenges in real life situation. \nToday\, I am humbled and honoured by the recognition I received at TAKREEM 2021. I owe this award to the inspiration and motivation not only from my senior professors and academic and professional colleagues\, but also from the students of various batches that I have taught at the university including international students. Not forgetting the support I received from my other half and kids who have been very supportive of my role as an educator. \nThey were the strength and drive behind my motivation. \nAlhamdulillah\, feeling blessed ❤ \nInstagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CQYEn5iH7EG/?utm_medium=share_sheet
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/best-educator-award-gold-tuan-haji-aznan-mat-piah/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:news
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210624
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210625
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20210624T083733Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241224T162756Z
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SUMMARY:Jaffri Amin elected to Switzerland-based GA’s executive board member
DESCRIPTION:  \n\nKUALA LUMPUR: Institute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM) vice-president Jaffri Amin Osman has been elected as an executive member of the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management (GA) from 2021 to 2023. \nIPRM said Jaffri was appointed GA chair for the Asia Pacific region and a delegate-at-large for GA. \nJaffri\, an accredited PR member and a fellow at IPRM\, is a veteran public relations practitioner of more than 30 years. \nIPRM said the appointment was timely and recognised the growing dynamism of Asia Pacific with its geopolitics\, demographic and economic challenges as well as shifts and growths\, which would influence PR and communications practice and impact numerous sectors. \n\n\n\n\nJaffri and IPRM will advocate GA’s recently-launched 2021 Global PR & Communication Model\, a roadmap for corporate excellence anchored on research in his newly-minted positions. \nJaffri is the managing consultant at World Communications Network here\, which manages PR and communication activities since 1994. \nHe established the highly successful Kuala Lumpur International Public Relations Conference (KLIP) with local\, regional and global speakers and participation. \nJaffri will work closely with Joe D’Silva\, IPRM’s international bureau head\, to coordinate GA’s Asia Pacific activities with IPRM\, Asean PR Network (Jakarta) and PR associations and partners in Singapore\, New Zealand\, Australia\, Korea\, China\, Vietnam\, Thailand and the Philippines. \nGA secretary and chair of Public Relations Institute of New Zealand\, Fiona Cassidy\, said she was honoured to have shared the stage with Jaffri at public relations conferences worldwide over the past six years. \n“Jaffri is a dynamic communicator and an outstanding professional. He is committed to the continuing development of the public relations profession and is recognised as an outstanding and engaging presenter. \n“Congratulations to Jaffri and IPRM on having a Global Alliance board member. Jaffri’s skills and experience will make a significant contribution to us all\, and I look forward to working with him\,” she said in a statement today. \nIPRM president Datuk Seri Ibrahim Abdul Rahman said the 2021 Global PR and Communication Model and Jaffri’s multiple roles and tasks in GA were synergistic to IPRM’s vision to elevate the Malaysian public relations fraternity with best of breed practices and knowledge acquisition. \nIbrahim said IPRM had come of age and would celebrate its 60th anniversary next year in 2022\, growing its brand presence through many outreach programmes to members\, diverse corporations\, large and small\, and educational institutions. \nHe said Jaffri was instrumental in introducing IPRM CHALK programmes – an acronym signifying PR through chatting\, listening and knowledge sharing. \n“Through his efforts\, IPRM conduced 26 CHALK roadshows from visiting Petronas Sabah\, Permodalan Nasional Bhd\, Sarawak Energy\, Khazanah Nasional Bhd\, and PR sharings at UITM\, UM\, TARC\, and media houses too. \n“IPRM and our regional and international contacts too will assist Jaffri\, who has been tasked to lead Global Alliance Education and  Training Month in April 2022\,” he added. \nBernama former chairman Datuk Seri Azman Ujang said Jaffri had assisted many multinationals companies and government-linked companies in their media relations and corporate social responsibility activities. \nIPRM senior fellow professor Datuk Seri Dr Syed Arabi Idid said Jaffri had made Malaysia proud. \n“I have known Jaffri for many years now. He is one of the most active propagators of public relations in this country\, not just at IPRM but internationally. So I am looking forward to institutions of higher learnings in Malaysia to get even greater exposure in the global scene. Syabas Jaffri\,” he said. \nAsean Public Relations Network (APRN) chair Prita Kemal Ghani said Jaffri was a family to its regional public relations fraternity. \nGA chair of Africa Peter Mutie from Peterson Integrated Communication Ltd Kenya said Jaffri presented great narratives and made learning simple\, fun\, and warm. \nGA is a non-profit organisation registered in Switzerland\, representing over 300\,000 practitioners and academics across 126 countries worldwide. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nNews from: NST
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/jaffri-amin-elected-to-switzerland-based-gas-executive-board-member/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:news
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210511
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210512
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20210511T095850Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241224T162851Z
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SUMMARY:SELAMAT HARI RAYA AIDILFITRI
DESCRIPTION:Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri\nMaaf Zahir & Batin \nDengan ingatan tulus ikhlas\,\nPresiden & ahli majlis\nInstitute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM)
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/selamat-hari-raya-aidilfitri/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201119
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201120
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20201119T082512Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241224T163004Z
UID:1248-1605744000-1605830399@iprm.org.my
SUMMARY:COMMUNICATING BRANDS\, COMPANIES &PERSONALITIES BEYOND 2020
DESCRIPTION:Organized by WORLD COMM\, ASEAN PR NETWORK\, GLOBAL ALLIANCE for PR & Communication Management and INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS MALAYSIA(IPRM). \nDATE: TUESDAY\, 1ST DECEMBER 2020 \nTIME: 8:30AM– 5:00PM \nONLINE CONFERENCE \nFor more information\, visit https://klipworld.com/ \n\n\n\nDownload Brochure
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/communicating-brands-companies-personalities-beyond-2020/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200910
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200911
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20200910T095756Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241224T163120Z
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SUMMARY:WAPOR Asia Kuala Lumpur 2020
DESCRIPTION:Public opinion: Present Reflection and Beyond 2020\n\n\n\n\nA virtual conference “WAPOR Asia Kuala Lumpur 2020” to be held on 9 and 10 November this year on the broad theme “Public Opinion: Present Reflection and Beyond 2020” will provide opportunities not only for the academics but also professional communities to gain an understanding of issues and values of public opinion. \nThe main conference will be held on 10 November. However\, the conference will be preceded by a workshop on 9 November after the official opening\, featuring prominent scholar\, Prof. Edith de Leeuw of University of Utrecht who will be talking on multimode and multimethod\, assisted by Anen Elevelt\, while Prof. Sahari Nordin\, an expert on statistics from International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM)\, will be handling assessment on validity and reliability tests using factor analysis and Rasch Measurement. \nOrganised by the World Association for Public Opinion Research or WAPOR Asia (Malaysia)\, the conference is open to participation by scholars\, academics\, media practitioners and professional communities dealing in public opinion. The proposed themes/streams include factors fostering growth of public opinion; media\, power and conflict; polling and gauging voter sentiment; media communication and technology; methods of research (survey and content analysis); and public opinion in digital age. \nBecause of health\, travel safety and access to funding concerns\, WAPOR Asia has decided to hold the conference in a virtual format. The goal is to provide the public opinion community with a rich\, valuable and engaging experience. “Our virtual conference plans to have all aspects of our in person event translated to a user friendly\, online format”\, says a promo poster on the event issued today giving the highlights of the conference. \nThe conference will see sharing sessions on insightful issues by pioneers in Asian public opinion like Yashwant Deshmukh from CVOTER\, India\, Dr. Mahar Mangahas from Social Weather Stations\, the Philippines\, and Dr. Robert Chung from Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute. \nAmong others\, the conference is organised with the objectives to assist the academics and professional communities in understanding the issues and values of public opinion and associated institutions\, to explore the role of the traditional and new media in influencing public opinion\, and to provide a platform for key professional communities and observers to present research papers on their recent studies on election in Asia (such as Indonesia\, India\, Malaysia\, Pakistan). \nThe conference is also intended to discuss factors that inhibit the growth of public opinion in Asia\, and to facilitate dialogues between academics and industry leaders. \nFor more information\, please visit http://www.waporasia2020.com ***
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/wapor-asia-kuala-lumpur-2020/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200724T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200724T170000
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20200724T095419Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241224T163208Z
UID:1277-1595577600-1595610000@iprm.org.my
SUMMARY:Reforming Communication Management in The New Form
DESCRIPTION:Providing insights and perspectives on public relations and communication management in the “New Norm” is the purpose for ASEAN PR Network to organize a 3-part series Virtual Forum in July. In cooperation with the Global Alliance of PR and Communication Management (GA)\, the Web forum series-1 was held last 14 th of July inviting communication experts: Dato’ Sri Haji Ibrahim Abdul Rahman – President of Institute of PR Malaysia and the former Director General Department of Information\, Ms. Yin Xiaodong – Founder of 17PR.com and Mr. Jose Manuel Velasco – Past Chair Global Alliance \nWith the main theme “The New Communication Approach in Understanding the New Norm”\, the speakers had shared their expert insights on effective communication management during the coronavirus pandemic as a key to safeguarding businesses and preparing for the future. \nThe forum participated with audiences around the ASEAN region and the dynamic discussion was moderated by LSPR’s expert lecturer Syafiq Basri Assegaff.
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/reforming-communication-management-in-the-new-form/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:event
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200720T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200720T170000
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20170206T135526Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241021T180049Z
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SUMMARY:Roadmap of Post Pandemic and  The New Normal in ASEAN Region | 2nd Live Webithon
DESCRIPTION:On 30 June\, 2020\, ASEAN PR Network held its second live webinar through Zoom. This live webinar is part of APRN’s webinar series called APRN #PRCORONAVIRUS Webithon Series. This time the live webinar carried out the theme “Roadmap of Post Pandemic and The New Normal in ASEAN Region” hosted by President of ASEAN PR Network and also the Founder & CEO of LSPR Communication and Business Institute\, Mrs. Prita Kemal Gani\, MBA\, MCIPR\, APR. Open to the public\, this webinar invited Mr. Robert Conceicao – Founder/Director Majic Communications & Past President of Institute PR Singapore\, Ms. Yin Xiaodong – Founder of 17PR.Com & President of Public Relations and Global Communication Club\, China\, Mr. Jaffri Amin Osman – Vice President of Institute PR Malaysia\, and Mr. Nutthaboon (Chung) P. – Representative from Thailand PR Association. \nAPRN #PRCORONAVIRUS Webithon Series will show the significant role of public relations in dealing with the current situation we are all facing\, by acting professionally\, timely communicating with stakeholders\, giving advice to management to cope with various business and community situations. It is also initiated to raise fund via Webithon to support victims of the pandemic within the Autism Community to support APRN’s commitment to Global Alliance Diversity & Inclusion Month this June 2020.
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/roadmap-of-post-pandemic-and-the-new-normal-in-asean-region-2nd-live-webithon/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200720
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200721
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20200720T145808Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241224T163310Z
UID:2246-1595203200-1595289599@iprm.org.my
SUMMARY:PRCORONAVIRUS: Roadmap of Post Pandemic and The New Normal in ASEAN Region
DESCRIPTION:On 30 June\, 2020\, ASEAN PR Network held its second live webinar through Zoom. This live webinar is part of APRN’s webinar series called APRN #PRCORONAVIRUS Webithon Series. This time the live webinar carried out the theme “Roadmap of Post Pandemic and The New Normal in ASEAN Region” hosted by President of ASEAN PR Network and also the Founder & CEO of LSPR Communication and Business Institute\, Mrs. Prita Kemal Gani\, MBA\, MCIPR\, APR. Open to the public\, this webinar invited Mr. Robert Conceicao – Founder/Director Majic Communications & Past President of Institute PR Singapore\, Ms. Yin Xiaodong – Founder of 17PR.Com & President of Public Relations and Global Communication Club\, China\, Mr. Jaffri Amin Osman – Vice President of Institute PR Malaysia\, and Mr. Nutthaboon (Chung) P. – Representative from Thailand PR Association. \nAPRN #PRCORONAVIRUS Webithon Series will show the significant role of public relations in dealing with the current situation we are all facing\, by acting professionally\, timely communicating with stakeholders\, giving advice to management to cope with various business and community situations. It is also initiated to raise fund via Webithon to support victims of the pandemic within the Autism Community to support APRN’s commitment to Global Alliance Diversity & Inclusion Month this June 2020.
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/prcoronavirus-roadmap-of-post-pandemic-and-the-new-normal-in-asean-region/
CATEGORIES:event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200429T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200429T170000
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20200429T135307Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241226T114059Z
UID:58-1588147200-1588179600@iprm.org.my
SUMMARY:IPRM Annual General Meeting 2020
DESCRIPTION:Dear Distinguished Fellows and Members of IPRM\, \nThe Council conveys its greetings\, prayers and well wishes to all our Distinguished Fellows and Members of the Institute of Public Relations Malaysia. \nIn view of the prevailing Covid-19 MCO and the advisory issued by the government authorities\, the Institute hereby notifies that the 2020 Annual General Meeting that was scheduled to be held before June 2020 is postponed until further notice. \nThe Institute will issue the required Notice of Annual General Meeting upon being advised by the Company Secretary. \nIn the meantime\, we wish all our Muslim Fellows and Members a safe and meaningful Ramadan. \nStay Safe. Stay Home. \nThank you. \nYours sincerely\,\nHaji Aznan Mat Piah\nHonorary Secretary\nInstitute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM)
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/iprm-annual-general-meeting-2020/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:event
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190925T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190925T170000
DTSTAMP:20260420T072819
CREATED:20190925T093118Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241224T163549Z
UID:1272-1569398400-1569430800@iprm.org.my
SUMMARY:KUPI-KUPI INSIGHTS CHALK
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://iprm.org.my/event/kupi-kupi-insights-chalk/
LOCATION:Manhattan Business Center\, 410 Park Ave\, New York\, New York\, NY\, 10022\, United States
CATEGORIES:event
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