IPRA

The International Public Relations Association (IPRA) was formally established in London on May , after several meetings and talks, with the adoption of a Constitution and the appointment of the first IPRA Council.

IPRA since then continues working to foster the ethical practice of public relations across the world, being instrumental in the creation of the Code of Athens - the basis of the codes for almost all PR Associations worldwide.

Today, IPRA is a very active community of Public Relations practitioners from all over the world with constant activities conducted in partnership with different academic institutions including several conferences, workshops, world congresses, as well as the recognized Annual IPRA Golden World Awards for Excellence in Public Relations, a truly representative awards programme of its kind in the world.

IPRA currently has members from countries around the world.

IPRA’S MISSION

IPRA will be the world’s most relevant, resourceful and influential professional association for senior international public relations executives.

IPRA will provide both intellectual leadership in the practice of international public relations and make available to its members the services that will help them meet their professional responsibilities and to succeed in their careers, thus enabling the Association to increase membership, grow financially and create a virtuous circle of success.