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Mayor Jerry Sanders Welcomes PRSA to San Diego for the 2009 International Conference

Posted by Barbara McDonald on June 12th 2009  


San Diego Mayor, Jerry Sanders, welcomes PRSA to sunny San Diego, California this year. . . It’s a not-to-be-missed event! Join thousands of communications professionals in beautiful San Diego for the PRSA 2009 International Conference, November 7–10, where you will learn how to thrive in our challenging economy. Be a part of the Conference that will rejuvenate your career and organization, and give you the knowledge you’ll need to take control of your professional future.

Be immersed in four jam-packed days of 80+ Professional Development sessions on the hottest communications topics, including social media, crisis communications, branding and sustainability. Visit http://www.prsa.org/ic2009 for a detailed list of this year’s Conference workshops and pre-Conference seminars.

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