
Call for Nominations by July 14: Director-at-Large Special Appointment
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PRSA ECD currently has a Director-at-Large vacancy and is aiming to fill this seat in July/August 2023. PRSA ECD board service is beneficial in a myriad of ways, including collaborating with colleagues at the Chapter, District, and National…

ECD Chapter Spotlight: Central Ohio
Best Practices, PersonalPRSA East Central District members are back in the spotlight with the revival of the ECD Chapter Spotlight campaign for 2015. Each month we will profile one of our 15 ECD chapters with social media infographics and blog posts. We begin PRSA Central Ohio – a fitting choice to lead the way since Central Ohio is again the gracious host of the Friday, Sept. 12 ECD mixer event in Dublin, helping kick off the Saturday Sept. 13 East Central District Conference at the International Center for Creativity.

ECD Chair’s September 2025 Message
Best Practices, PersonalAs we approach the final months of 2025, I’m both inspired by all we’ve accomplished together and energized by the opportunities still ahead. September, in particular, shines with milestones worth celebrating and engaging events to participate in.

Step Into Leadership: Apply to Join the 2026 PRSA ECD Board of Directors
Best Practices, PersonalAre you looking for your next leadership opportunity within PRSA?
Do you enjoy collaborating with professionals across the East Central District’s six states and 15 chapters?
Do you want to expand your network, sharpen your leadership skills, and give back to the profession we love?
If you answered “yes” to any of these, I encourage you to consider applying to serve on the PRSA East Central District (ECD) Board of Directors.
The Nominating Committee is currently accepting applications for the 2026 Board Slate, which includes both Executive Committee roles and Director-at-Large positions.

ECD Chair’s August 2025 Message
Best Practices, PersonalIt’s that time again — the backpacks are out, the coffee’s brewing stronger, and the “back to school” vibe is in full swing. It’s not just the students coming back to campus (though, trust me, they bring the energy!); it’s also the ECD board of directors shaking off the July dust and gearing up to finish this year with purpose and value.

ECD Chair’s July 2025 Message
Best Practices, PersonalAs July arrives, your board is making a bold and intentional choice: we’re hitting pause, taking a collective breath, and giving ourselves—and all ECD members—permission to recharge and refocus. In our always-on, fast-paced profession, it’s easy to forget the power of setting healthy boundaries and the benefit that comes from a little rest and reflection.

ECD Chair’s June 2025 Message
Best Practices, PersonalAs I gaze out my office window and ponder the dynamic landscape of our PRSA East Central District, a few inspiring words come to mind: excellence, vision, tenacity ... and maybe a little caffeine. I see our chapters fully engaged — cheering each other on, helping members grow, and showing leadership that makes us proud to wear the PRSA badge.

ECD Chair’s May 2025 Message
Best Practices, PersonalAs we recognize Mental Health Awareness Month this May, I want to extend a heartfelt reminder: your mental well-being matters deeply to us. Our leadership team is committed to offering programs and resources that support you in managing the unique pressures of our profession.

ECD Chair’s April 2025 Message
Best Practices, PersonalEngagement in Action: A Strong Start for PRSA ECD. One quarter into 2025, PRSA’s East Central District isn’t just operating—we’re thriving!

ECD Chair’s March 2025 Message
Best Practices, PersonalAs public relations professionals, we have the privilege and responsibility of shaping narratives, building reputations, and fostering meaningful engagement between our organizations and the public. In an ever-evolving industry, staying ahead of trends, embracing innovation, and strengthening our professional networks is more important than ever.

PR During Challenging Times — Thoughts from the ECD Chair
Best Practices, PersonalAs I was preparing my letter for this newsletter, I was presented with a life-changing challenge that motivated me to change my message to you. I hope my thoughts encourage you and also provide help during difficult times in our profession.