Public Relations Women Foundation

We are pleased to introduce the Public Relations Women Foundation (PRWF)— a global social impact enterprise advancing leadership, talent mobility, and capability development across the communications profession, with a strong focus on emerging markets.

The PRWF Premium Members’ Club exists to support you in every step of that journey. Apply to join - send an email to members@prwomenfdn.org #PremiumMembersClub #PRWF #Communications #SeniorPRWoman #Leadership #FutureOfPR

Being a senior woman in PR & Communications comes with unique challenges; navigating leadership, staying ahead of global trends, and building influence that lasts.

Meet our PR Woman of the Month, Sophia Kudjordji A multi-award-winning PR leader and Chief Corporate Communication Officer at Jospong Group, shaping strategy and mentoring the next generation across Africa Watch the full interview on youtu.be/7br43b5v59Q?si… #PRWF #WomenInComms

If you have up to 2 years of professional PR experience and no more than 5 years post-graduation, we want your voice in our global classrooms. Apply to speak: bit.ly/PRSUMMITSPEAKER

Some classrooms have four walls. Ours spans continents. The PR Students’ Summit is calling for global speakers who want to share real industry lessons with the next generation of PR professionals.

Great PR starts with great people. Talent Intel by PRWF is your platform to connect with exceptional Communications & PR professionals who deliver results. For further details contact us at: talents@prwomenfdn.org #TalentIntel #PRCareers #PRWF

We are pleased to announce @UNICAForg as an official partner of @PRWomenFDN This partnership delivers accessible online education and scholarships, empowering diverse students with global qualifications and career opportunities. #Partnership #LeadershipNetwork #Collaboration

We are excited to announce The Comms Avenue as an official partner of PRWF. This collaboration strengthens our impact by empowering professionals across Africa with capacity building and networking opportunities. #PartnershipAnnouncement #LeadershipNetwork #StrategicPartnership

How is the PR talent landscape changing? Find out this Friday! PRWF is proud to partner with The Workplace Outlook to discuss the future of work and leadership for PR Professionals. March 20 | 10:00am | Muson Centre, Lagos two.alanandgrant.com

If you’re eager to build meaningful campaigns and partnerships in a fast-moving environment, apply here. Apply Today Email: talents@prwomenfdn.org Subject Line: Junior Communications and Partnership Executive #PRWF #Hiring #GlobalTalent #CommunicationSkill #PRProfessional

Ready to grow your career in communications? We’re looking for ambitious graduates (1–2 years’ experience) with strong writing and research skills to join us as a Junior Communications & Partnerships Executive. This role is open to talented professionals based outside Nigeria.

Global Leadership Insight | #WomenInComms ✨ Meet Leeza L. Hoyt, President of The Hoyt Organization. With 25+ years in PR, she reminds us that successful campaigns are driven by strategy, consistency, and authenticity-not just volume. In collaboration with @PRGN 🌍

✨ Leadership Reflection | #WomenInComms Martina Quinn, Founder & CEO of Alice PR, shares a powerful lesson on real allyship—standing firm on values and equality, even when the climate shifts. Read her reflection below. #ICCOSpotlightMonth #Leadership #WomenInPR

Why do politicians keep hiring journalists as their 'image makers'? Public relations experts are more suited for that role. Hire a journalist as your press secretary to release press statements, but let a PR specialist manage your image. They're not the same thing.

The Public Relations Department (PRD) has begun efforts to bolster its organizational communication strategy by building a unified institutional brand. Read more: Facebook.com/nbtworld #Thailand #PRD #PublicCommunication #GovernmentMedia #CorporateIdentity

This is sound advisory! 👍🏾

This is a public reminder to all incoming chief executives to appoint PUBLIC RELATIONS or MARKETING experts to handle your strategic communications. You may appoint journalists to handle press. They’re not the same thing! You can thank me later with a nice fat brown envelope.

IGP APPOINTS DCP ANTHONY OKON PLACID AS FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER    The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM has approved the appointment of DCP Anthony Okon Placid, psc(+), mni as the new Force Public Relations Officer (FPRO).   DCP Placid, psc (+), mni, is a seasoned officer of the Nigeria Police Force with extensive experience in administration, operations, intelligence, training, and international peacekeeping.   Born on 2 December 1970 in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, he hails from Mbiokporo Nsit, Nsit Ibom Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Geography and Regional Planning from the University of Uyo, a Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy (M.A.L.D) from the University of Jos and studied Law at the National Open University of Nigeria forstudied Bachelor of Laws (LL.B).   He was appointed into the Nigeria Police Force as a Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police at the Police Academy, Kano, in 1996, and was commissioned in August 1998.   He has attended several professional and international courses, including United Nations Peace Operations Specialised Training (POST), with certifications as expert in Police Studies, Military Studies, Gender Awareness, International Humanitarian Law, Human Rights, and Civilian Protection. UNITAR Senior Leadership and Peacebuilding course in Kenya   DCP Placid has served in various strategic capacities within and outside the country, including Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Adamawa State; PPRO, Police Staff College, Jos; Chief of Training, African Union Mission in Sudan; Head of Training and Development, United Nations Mission in Darfur; Divisional Police Officer in Federal Housing Calabar, Bakassi, Uruan, and Gembu; Officer-in-Charge, Anti-Robbery Unit, Kaduna State; African Union Election Security Adviser; Assistant Commissioner of Police (Operations) in Akwa Ibom and Kogi States; Assistant Commissioner of Police, Intelligence Department, Abia State; and Deputy in charge of Administration and Finance, Zone 3 Headquarters, Yola.   DCP Anthony Placid is also a member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), Commonwealth Human Rights Trainer and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Trainer on International Humanitarian Law. He is a graduate of the Senior Executive Course (SEC 47) of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), Kuru, and was inducted as a Member of the National Institute (mni) on 13 December 2025, prior to his redeployment to Cross River State.   He is happily married with children. His hobbies include listening to good music, playing football, basketball, table tennis, badminton, and engaging with people.   DCP Placid can be reached on 07031179186. Ag. ACP BENJAMIN HUNDEYIN, anipr, mipra Outgoing Force Public Relations Officer Force Headquarters, Abuja 8th March, 2026

Open Position! Research and Communications Officer Full details: web.civicus.org/ResearchComms Closes: 23 February 2026 Will conduct research and desk analysis, interviews and verifying data, drive implementation of media and social media strategies, and manage editorial workflow

Partnerships like this are critical as Africa’s leadership future will not grow in isolation, but through stronger bridges between professional communities like ours. Together, #PRWF and @LEAD_EA are expanding the circle of influence, connection, and impact across Africa.

The Public Relations Women Foundation (PRWF) is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with @LEAD_EA This collaboration brings together two communities committed to advancing leadership, governance, and professional excellence across the continent. #PartnershipAnnouncement