Public relations and communication practioners embrace PRAU at 50 Jubilee celebrations
PRAU at 50 is a celebration of five remarkable decades of excellence in Public relations and communication industry and how the proffession has evolved alongside Uganda's institution, economy, media and society.
By Edrisa Ssentongo
Communication and gurus from different corporate companies and organizations have gathered and embraced the PRAU at 50 Jubilee celebrations happening for three days at Source of the Nile hotel in Jinja.
Some of the notable public relations and communication practioners are Kituma Rusoke the spokesperson of Uganda Police, Paul Bukenya the Principle public relations officer of Electoral commission, Vianey Luggya the head of Public affairs at the Uganda civil aviation authority, Cynthia Mpanga the Corporate affairs Manager and Irene Nakasiita the head of Public relations, strategic partnerships and resource mobilization at the Uganda red cross society.
PRAU at 50 is a celebration of five remarkable decades of excellence in Public relations and communication industry and how the proffession has evolved alongside Uganda’s institution, economy, media and society.
The Public relations association of Uganda Journey has been shaped by the dedication of former presidents such as Cynthia Mpanga, Steven Mwanga, Tina Wamala and their governing councils, members, partners and sponsors who have dedicated their resources, expertize, time to advance their public relations sector.
While giving her opening remarks Irene Nakasiita the reigning President of Public relations association of Uganda thanked every member Tor turning up for the celebration and acknowledged the contribution of founding presidents. and their governing councils.
” I want to to acknowledge the contribution of founding presidents, members and their governing councils and all people who have provided leadership and sustained the association through the thick and thin, said Irene Nakasiita the president of public relations association of Uganda.
” The anniversary should inspire current and future practitioners to preserve the values upon which the association has been established while embracing new opportunities for proffessional growth and innovation, emphasized Irene Nakasiita.
The PRAU at 50 jubilee celebration is an opportunity to bring practioners together to reflect, exchange knowledge and celebrate excellence.
The celebration include proffessional engagements, networking opportunities and public relations excellence awards on the 23rd under the theme of celebrating 50 years of proffessional excellence shaping the future of public relations.
At 50 years Public relations association of Uganda has both a legacy to protect and shape the future of public relations by strengthening institutions and creating opportunities for the next generations.
