Women in PR Podcast with Dr. Liz Bridgen Ana Adi · #25 Liz Bridgen_Women in PR with Ana Adi Summary (generated with a Claude AI project) In this episode, Dr. Elizabeth Bridgen discusses her research on the hidden aspects of public relations practice, particularly focusing on women working in stigmatized industries. She shares insights from …
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an interview with Dr Liz Yeomans Summary In this episode of Women in PR, host Ana Adi discusses the feminization of public relations and the concept of emotional labor with Dr. Liz Yeormans. They explore how emotional labor applies to PR, the gender dynamics within the profession, the impact of unconscious bias on the gender …
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Ana Adi · #24 Teodora Takacs_Women in PR with Ana Adi In this episode, Teodora Takacs shares her unexpected journey into the field of communication, detailing how her career evolved from a university clerk to a marketing manager. She discusses the importance of continuous learning, the role of personal projects in enhancing creativity, and the …
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In this episode of Women in PR, I speak with Jonah Burke, the Global Managing Director of AMEC, about the critical importance of measurement and evaluation in public relations. We discuss the challenges of navigating a male-dominated measurement field, the role of technology in shaping the future of PR, and the necessity of critical thinking …
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Ana Adi · #23 Katie Place_Women in PR with Ana Adi In this conversation of the Women in PR series, Katie shares her journey into public relations, discussing her experiences with gender inequality and the importance of diversity in the field. She highlights her research on the intersectionality of gender and race in PR, the …
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