Lagos NIPR, the flagship Chapter of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), today announced that Yomi Badejo Okusanya is guest Lecturer at the January edition of its PR Clinic; a high-end training geared to equip and capacitate Members of the Institute with high-level strategies, tactics and how-to’s so they can do their jobs better, train their teammates, and lift their campaign results.
Yomi Badejo Okusanya, President and Chairman of Council, Africa Public Relations Association, and Managing Director/CEO, CMC Conn ect Burson-Marsteller; a leading media, communications and public affairs group, will lecture on the theme: 10 Trends that will Impact Public Relations in Future and Cultivating a Professional Image, scheduled to hold on Thursday January 12, 2017 at Elomaz Hotel, 3/5 Immanuel Street, Off Mobolaji Bank-Anthony Way, Maryland, Ikeja by 3pm prompt.
The theme seeks to x-ray how the industry is undergoing major transformations. As practitioners of an ever-evolving field, there’s need for public relations and social media professionals to constantly strive to stay on top of all current and even future trends in the industry. These trends illuminate which tactics most effectively help practitioners execute their strategies. The theme is also premised on the need to groom practitioners to cultivate professional image going forward.
Yomi Badejo-Okusanya is consummate public relations practitioner with almost three decades’ cognate experience in the areas of advertising, marketing and public relations. A leading industry figure, he has worked on various accounts for both private and public sector clients including multinational companies. He is a member of the Governing Board of the International Public Relations Association (IPRA), and past Chairman of Lagos NIPR.
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The Lagos PR Clinic has featured several notable speakers over the years and has become a rich resource for public relations practitioners and the media.
