The Public Relations Consultants Association

The voice of public relations
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PRCA

Together our members employ around 5,000 people and generate more than £400 million in each year in fees from clients.

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PRCA

Our association was founded in 1969 and represents consultancies of all sizes, working for clients in all business and industry sectors.

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PRCA

The trade association representing the voice of UK public relations. We have more than 160 member companies who, between them, earn 70% of fee income for the PR industry in the UK.

PRCA Benefits

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"The PRCA offers members a huge amount, providing them with tools to make them more profitable, creating networking opportunities and representing their interests with clients, government and the press."
David Gallagher, PRCA Chairman

What is PR?

what is pr?

Public relations is all about reputation.
It's the result of what you do, what you say,
and what others say about you.
It is used to gain trust and understanding
between an organisation and its various publics.

Training 2010

training courses

The PRCA provides a wide variety of high standard training courses, which are delivered by a range of distinguished PR professionals.

Latest Courses

Crisis Communications Management

Most companies will experience a business-threatening event once every five years. When it happens, clients suddenly find themselves und...

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Fee Income
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  • This field should only be completed by the individual with responsibility for your company's PRCA membership.
  • NB - Once you check the box to the left of this field and click update this figure is fixed for the entire year.
  • Fee income is defined as fees or income arising from time spent on carrying out public relations consultancy work plus any mark up and any handling charges or profits made on disbursement or expenses.
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    1. will be used to calculate your membership subscription fee for 2009
    2. will be published on the PRCA website and in the yearbook.
  • This figure must include the fees from any subsidiary companies but not associated companies (see below).
  • If you are bound by Sarbanes-Oxley please select that accordingly, we will contact you individually about your fee income.
Holders of public office
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  • Please list any employees who hold any public office including members of House of Parliament, members of local authorities or of any statutory organisations or bodies who are full- or part part-time directors, partners, staff, special advisers or consultants retained by the consultancy
Subsidiary companies
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  • These companies are entitled to the same benefits as other PRCA members, they must abide by the PRCA Professional Charter and Codes of Conduct and their fee income must be included in the fee income field above.
Associated companies
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  • These companies are not included in your membership and as such do not benefit from PRCA member benefits. These companies are not covered by the PRCA professional charter.
Current clients
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The clients listed in this section are those which retain a consultancy on a continuing basis to deal with their public relations either in a specialised area or as a whole. One asterisk (*) against a client's name indicates that the consultancy has been retained by that client for three years; two asterisks (**) indicate that it has been retained for at least five years. Clients served on an ad-hoc basis are listed separately.

Adhoc clients
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Clients for whom you have undertaken work in the last twelve months on a project rather than a retained basis

Conflict of interest clients
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NB This will not appear as a separate list in the yearbook.