Welcome to Cincinnati PRSA
The Public Relations Society of America is the leading professional organization serving the communications community with more than 400 chapters throughout the world. Our local chapter, Cincinnati PRSA, provides professional development and networking opportunities for public relations practitioners in the tri-state area, with members spanning industry sectors and career levels. In coordination with the PRSA mission, our chapter strives to “make communications professionals smarter, better prepared and more connected through all stages of their career.”
We invite you to learn more about Cincinnati PRSA and join our mailing list.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Cincinnati Mixed Media Group–Summer Mixer
Dueling Axes
July 23, 2026
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Meet new friends at the Summer Mixer - this event is for anyone in the digital/marketing/media professions & their friends. Make New Friends or Reconnect With Old Ones at the Summer Mixer!
Mission vs. Margin: What Nonprofit and For-Profit Communicators Can Learn From Each Other
Queen City Book Bank
August 19, 2026
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Join Cincinnati PRSA for a candid conversation about mission-driven storytelling, brand strategy, media relations, crisis communications and building trust across sectors. Panelists will share lessons learned from both sides, discuss the unique challenges
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: SUPPORT QUEEN CITY BOOK BANK
Queen City Book Bank
August 19, 2026
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Following the 9am event, Join Cincinnati PRSA in giving back to the community. For the second year in a row, we'll volunteer at Queen City Book Bank, helping support its mission to provide books and literacy resources throughout the region.
2026 Chapter Banquet - Save the Date
Info coming soon
November 19, 2026
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Click VIEW DETAILS to use these links to save the Date for 2026 Chapter Banquet - Evening of November 19
CINCINNATI PRSA NEWS
Ethics Moment: Is Native Advertising Eroding Trust?
06/11/2026
Audiences have become exceptionally good at ignoring advertising, and media outlets have been creative about finding other ways to monetize content to support their operations. Are native ads quietly eroding credibility?
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