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The PR Industry’s Diversity Problem

(Recorded June 4, 2020). The public relations industry has a diversity problem. A big one. And one leader who’s proven most effective as an industry whistle-blower is @ReputationDr Mike Paul – a globally respected strategic communications and crisis PR

Episode 14 of the Ms. InterPReted podcast, hosted by Fletcher Marketing + PR, titled "The PR Industry’s Diversity Problem" was published on June 12, 2020 and runs 85 minutes.

June 12, 2020 ·85m · Ms. InterPReted

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(Recorded June 4, 2020). The public relations industry has a diversity problem. A big one. And one leader who’s proven most effective as an industry whistle-blower is @ReputationDr Mike Paul – a globally respected strategic communications and crisis PR executive, who has resigned from the PR industry Diversity Action Alliance (sponsored by PRSA and the PRSA Foundation), due to inaction and lack of measurable commitment to change. Hear Mike’s insights on the challenges and solutions, and chime into the conversation online, at hashtag #MsInterPReted.

Mike Paul (@ReputationDr) shares granular insights on the practical aspects of bringing true racial inclusion into practice in the PR industry and beyond.

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