"Now more than ever, fostering growth and mentorship through Women in PR North America plays a guiding role in the longevity of our industry."
press & praise
― Natasha Koifman
Shared insights and mentorship that drives cumulative success will always have the highest return. Talia is a true leader in public relations having spearheaded so much important work for Women in PR North America. She is a resource, mentor and advocate for our industry. It was an absolute pleasure to collaborate on the Women in PR launch event and inspire the future leaders of our industry.
“Fostering a community of collaboration versus competition is so important and often overlooked in the public relations industry.”
- Christine Faulhaber
Women dominate public relations—until you get to the boardroom, that is. This long-festering disconnect has plagued PR for decades, and new research from The Organization of Canadian Women in Public Relations and the Organization of American Women in Public Relations, with the European Public Relations Education and Research Association (EUPRERA), offers new insights and analysis of the position of women in the public relations industry in Canada and the United States.
“New study investigates long-term effects of
gender bias in the industry”
- Richard Carufel, Bulldog Reporter
“Why Talia Beckett Davis is expanding women in PR stateside.”
Do women working in public relations need another organization just for them? Talia Beckett Davis thinks so. She talks with PRWeek USA about what her group will offer and the challenges women face in the industry.
- Alison Kanski, prweek usa
"It is important for women and men to see great women leaders. Every time, a person has an opportunity to see a capable, competent, hardworking and inspiring leader, it's a chance for others to envision a future where they can guide others in their own unique way with their own unique gifts. That is done through mentorship, facilitating workshops as well as being visible whether it be in the media, one-on-one or through organizations like Women in PR."
“Women in PR is helping leaders become visible to inspire future generations.”
- Bunmi Adeoye
Everything begins with an idea. Talia Beckett Davis had one a few years ago to start a networking, coaching, idea-sharing, and training group dedicated specifically to women. That was in 2014. Today there are chapters all through the Americas from Canada to Buenos Aires.
“Today there are chapters all through the Americas from Canada to Buenos Aires.”
- Stories and Strategies podcast
Women in PR Launches New Global Collective Club Membership
Our organization builds the PR industries knowledge of gender diversity in leadership positions, and encourages a shift towards a more inclusive management style. We have a new global membership, the Collective Club, to bring together women working in public relations, media, and related disciplines. Learn more about membership here.
Latest News
Women in Public Relations in North America Research Study Investigates Workplace Gender Bias Long-Term Effects
Research shows that women face barriers in their work, either by not having enough support to keep the position and maintain a family or through the glass ceiling, unequal pay, etc. Download the research report here.
Inaugural PR Leadership Conference for Female Executives
The Organization of Canadian Women in Public Relations and the Organization of American Women in Public Relations (Women in PR North America) are pleased to announce they have developed a new annual leadership conference, designed to meet the professional education needs of female executives and to provide valuable insights for career growth.
Register for our annual conference here.
