If there was ever a time in a communication professional’s life when ethics in business and government was front and center, it is now. So, it is little surprise to his colleagues that Boston’s Mark McClennan, APR, Fellow PRSA, is championing a national conversation on this hot topic. And you might want to be involved. Coming off his tenure as PRSA’s National Chair, he launched “Ethical Voices” as a weekly blog and podcast. The subject is timely, important to the C-suite and limitless with points of discussion.

You are invited to join Mark with his IPN colleagues at this exclusive preview of his Q1 editorial plans. Bring along your personal ethics expertise and that of compelling clients worthy of being considered for his already ample list of subject expert interviews.

Also, we’ll do a speed around across our group for 2-minute New Year’s updates with what we’re all up to, and looking to accomplish, in 2019.

While breakfast is pay-as-you-go, we need a headcount. Please register on this site. See you there!

About IPN

A Special Interest Section founded in Boston, the Independent Practitioners Network was formed as a collaborative of seasoned PR professionals operating as consultants or as small firms in and around eastern Massachusetts. We facilitate partnerships to win or service business; share best practices across our many specialization areas; provide each other with client service or practice management support; and foster community and collaborations among the independent PR people who belong to PRSA Boston. @PRSABoston #PRSABos https://www.facebook.com/PRSABostonIPN/

Event Details

Where
Panera Bread
120 Highland Avenue
Needham, MA