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Conference CD: P.R. Professional Inside and Out

By ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |
April 29, 2005
How to get the most value from your P.R. dollar

Topic areas of this Web Audio event include:

  • Advantages Of An Inside Person: Is It The Trend
  • Reporting Structure: Who's Responsible'CMO, Marketing Director, Partner, or Firm Chair
  • Outside P.R. Firms: What They Have To Offer And How It's Impossible To Duplicate
  • The Best of Both Worlds: A Blend Of Both

PANELISTS

Joshua M. Peck,
Senior Manager,
Media Relations, Duane
Morris LLP, Philadelphia, PA


Jason Dinwoodie,
Director of Marketing
and Communications,
Dewey Ballantine LLP,
New York, NY


Jay M. Jaffe,
President and CEO,
Jaffe Associates,
Washington, D.C.


Elizabeth Lampert,
President, Elizabeth
Lampert PR, Bay Area,
California


Sheila Turner,
Media Relations
Manager, Mayer,
Rowe & Maw,
Washington, D.C.

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