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About PRGN

Client Benefits

Working with PRGN offers big-agency capabilities and reach with the personal service and attention to details of a small agency. Clients benefit from having the hands-on involvement of equity-owning senior counselors on every assignment from strategic development through execution.

Flexibility is the key to working with PRGN. Clients can choose to work with one agency or several. They can decide whether to instruct agencies individually or through a single lead agency.

History

Looking to provide outstanding global public relations solutions while capitalizing on local agency and team expertise, more than 20 distinguished agencies from around the world formed PRGN in 1992. Each agency adheres to the code of ethics established by the Public Relations Society of America and adopted by PRGN. From the start, the mission was simple: provide first-class public relations services in major geographical regions from principal-level local market experts.

Fast Facts

Here is a quick glimpse into PRGN:

Leadership Team

PRGN is run on a democratic basis. Members vote on major decisions at the network conferences usually held twice a year. The executive committee, comprised of five to six members and led by the president, manages the day-to-day business of the organization.

The executive committee includes:

Patricia PérezPresident, Patricia Pérez
VPE Public Relations
California, USA

Jose Luiz SchiavoniPast President, José Luiz Schiavoni
S2 Comunicação Integrada
Sao Paulo, Brazil

Francine RobbensPresident-Elect, Francine Robbens
Public Relations Partners
Brussels, Belgium

Joseph M. A. LedlieHonorary Treasurer, Joseph M. A. Ledlie
The Ledlie Group
Atlanta, Georgia USA

Derek JonesHonorary Secretary, Derek Jones
Currie Communications Pty Ltd
South Melbourne, Australia

Frank CullenHonorary Officer, Frank Cullen
Cullen Communications
Dublin, Ireland

David LandisHonorary Officer, Davis Landis
Landis Communications Inc.
San Francisco, USA

John EchevesteHonorary Officer, John Echeveste
Valencia, Pérez & Echeveste Public Relations
South Pasadena, USA

Pat FeareyHonorary Officer, Pat Fearey
The Fearey Group
Seattle, USA

Anne BuchananHonorary Officer, Anne Buchanan
Buchanan Public Relations LLC
Philadelphia, USA

Stéphane DesselasHonorary Officer, Stéphane Desselas
Athenora Consulting
Brussels, Belgium