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Nov 6, 2023 13 min

What is PR? S1 E1

from PR Matters - The Public Relations Podcast Hosted by Beverley Steele

Welcome to Series 1 of our podcast, where we kick things off with Episode 1, 'What is PR?'. In this series, we're going back to basics to explore the essential foundations of the public relations world. Our esteemed guest for this episode is none other than Paul Patton, a renowned PR consultant and Associate at Steele Public Relations and Recruitment. With a successful track record of running a PR agency in the vibrant city of Manchester, Paul brings a wealth of expertise to the conversation. Your host, Beverley Walkden, is a seasoned professional herself. As a former award winning TV and newspaper journalist turned PR consultant, and the owner of Steele Public Relations and Recruitment, she combines her years of experience with Paul's to offer you over 40 years of combined PR wisdom. Join us for an enlightening discussion as we delve into the core principles of PR in this inaugural episode, setting the stage for an engaging and informative series ahead. About the host: Your host, Beverley Walkden, is Managing Director of Steele Public Relations. Steele PR offers strategy and growth solutions to the public and private sectors. We give your brand a brilliant digital footprint. www.steelepublicrelations.co.uk Email: [email protected] Follow us on all major social channels @steelepublicrelations If you think you'd make a great guest, get in touch!

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