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Tagged by 'Benchmarking'

2013

13/02/2013 Industry-leading PRCA Benchmarking survey goes live 18th February
17/01/2013 Shift from project work back to retainer gives industry optimism in new year

2012

17/12/2012 Willoughby Public Relations joins the PRCA
04/12/2012 PRCA In-House Benchmarking Survey 2013 is now live
20/11/2012 The PRCA and YouGov announce Research Partnership
16/11/2012 Fanclub PR upgrades PRCA membership
23/10/2012 3ManFactory joins PRCA as Consultancy Member
10/07/2012 Consultancies encouraged to keep pitching as Barometer reveals strong growth figures
08/05/2012 PR industry proves to be recession proof according to latest influential research
13/04/2012 PRCA survey shows a boost for the PR industry
03/01/2012 BIG Partnership joins PRCA as New Year's resolution

2011

10/10/2011 PRCA Trends Barometer, 3rd quarter 2011, reveals uncertain outlook for PR industry
20/09/2011 PRCA Launches In-House Benchmarking
12/05/2011 PRCA chairman challenges thinking around the “glass ceiling”
15/04/2011 PRCA benchmarking survey heralds fragile recovery PR industry
28/03/2011 PRCA to launch best practice tools for PR and Communications teams

2010

21/09/2010 Reasons to be a member of the PRCA
07/07/2010 PRCA announces ambitious policy agenda
27/04/2010 PRCA training best in industry
22/03/2010 Why register?
11/03/2010 PRCA launches international membership
08/02/2010 PRCA prospers in 2010

2009

25/03/2009 9 April - PRCA Benchmarking results presentation
28/01/2009 PRCA benchmarking survey goes live 5 February

2008

07/07/2008 Consultancies joining the PRCA at one a week
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