As PRSA-NY's 15 Under 35 series continues, Sarah Jackson and Fatima Sall reflect on how early recognition, strong mentors, and diverse career paths have shaped their leadership journeys and commitment to supporting the next generation of communications professionals.

The Museum of Public Relations has expanded its Board of Trustees with the election of four highly respected communications leaders whose careers have helped shape the profession and whose experience will support the Museum's educational mission.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, the PRSA-NY 15 Under 35 Awards shine a spotlight on the next generation of communications leaders who are helping shape the future of our profession.

A week at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity revealed that while AI dominated the conversation, the creator economy emerged as the driving force reshaping how brands, communicators, and marketers build trust and tell stories.

As communications agencies navigate the intersection of earned media, AI, and digital transformation, HUNTER's promotion of two longtime leaders offers a glimpse into how the industry is evolving and where it may be headed next.

Golin Ketchum officially launched today, completing the integration of two of the communications industry's best-known agencies under a single brand, leadership team and operating model.

As AI rapidly reshapes reputation, visibility and public trust, CommPRO’s May 20 Virtual Town Hall brought together leading communications and AI experts to explore how organizations can remain credible, discoverable and authoritative in the age of generative AI.

Renée S. Edelman reflects on the role of curiosity, trusted mentors, lifelong learning and serendipity in building a successful communications career during a period of rapid technological change.

As AI reshapes visibility, trust and reputation, the growing momentum around the 2026 PRSA-NY Big Apple Awards reflects how communications is becoming more central than ever to business, culture and leadership.

As AI reshapes trust, search and digital credibility, communications leaders are gathering in Washington for a timely conversation on narrative authority, content authentication and the future of protecting reputations in the AI era.

As the communications industry faces mounting pressure to prove business impact, Rich Jachetti sits down with Phil Nardone for a candid conversation about agency growth, earned media, AI and what it takes to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving marketplace.

As AI reshapes how people discover and evaluate information, communicators are confronting a growing credibility gap where trust, not visibility alone, is becoming the true measure of influence.

As nominations open for the PRSA-NY 15 Under 35 Awards, CommPRO checked in with co-chairs Conor Douglass and Christina Kim on what they’re looking for and why this moment matters for emerging communications leaders.

Consumers are not just overwhelmed, they are redefining how they engage, what they trust and where they spend their time, and the HUNTER: Intelligence 2026 report shows how that shift is already changing the rules for how brands show up and connect.

As AI becomes table stakes across the tech industry, the real challenge for software companies is not adoption, but clearly communicating the value it actually delivers.

If you’ve got a campaign you can’t stop talking about, now’s your moment to submit it to the 2026 PRSA-NY Big Apple Awards in New York City.

As AI reshapes content and trust, new research shows consumers are redefining what earns their attention and loyalty.

This snapshot highlights the PR and communications agencies most frequently surfaced in search and how corporate communications leaders are looking for new capabilities, specializations, and scale that matches needs in today’s evolving agency search landscape.

As AI reshapes how brands discover and evaluate PR partners, this piece explores why structured, trusted agency databases are not fading away but quietly becoming the infrastructure that powers modern search.

As the Super Bowl continues to dominate culture and media, winning in 2026 is less about buying attention and more about earning relevance through smart, integrated brand storytelling.