Discover how choosing to give generously on your own terms can unlock new opportunities, enhance creativity, and drive greater success in both life and business.

Join PRophet founder and CEO Aaron Kwittken for an exclusive, invite-only webinar exploring essential questions agencies and brands should ask technology providers as they head into 2025, covering critical topics like safety, security, copyright, intellectual property, efficacy, bias, accessibility, and best practices for training and upskilling staff.

Brightcove Live is headed to New York City for another unforgettable night you won't want to miss!

As Advertising Week wraps up in NYC, join the Women in Media & Marketing Meetup for a panel discussion with some of the most influential figures in media, marketing, and advertising as they deconstruct the year's biggest trends and share insights on what's likely to shape the industry’s future.

Join a dynamic roundtable where Jessica Golden Cortes and Michael Lasky of Davis+Gilbert will explore best practices and legal strategies for managing political discourse in the workplace and on digital platforms, addressing reputational risks and free speech challenges.

Discover the power of storytelling in business with top executives and thought leaders at this invite-only event.

Celebraremos el Mes de la Herencia Hispana destacando a las mujeres en las noticias televisivas. ¡No te lo pierdas!

Join us for the launch of "Small Acts of Courage," a memoir by MSNBC's Ali Velshi, featuring a book reading, conversation with Ian Williams, and the presentation of the 2024 Sharp Pen Award.

Join us for the pre-launch celebration of Larry Weber’s latest book, A New Age of Reason - Harnessing the Power of Tech for Good.

Presented by the Museum of Public Relations, this intergenerational panel will discuss the real-life issues affecting Black men today, with a focus on developing strategies to attract more Black men into the public relations industry, especially when the number of men of all ethnicities is nearing record lows.

Why every PR person needs to learn about doing business in Eastern Europe … and why—despite the war—the region is thriving

Throughout history, the most powerful advocates for human rights, healthcare, diversity, and workplace equality have been women. These communicators—who themselves had their own rights restricted—were the first to break through society's historical silence on issues, long considered verboten. From the beginnings of the suffrage movement, through Civil Rights, through the fight for gender equality, these pioneers gave voice to these issues, and made the rest of the country care.