The Presidential inauguration is right around the corner. What better time to help PR professionals gear up for a flurry of misinformation in the media. As we digest media coverage to inform client campaigns and place our clients and organizations in the media, it is critical to have the capacity to spot fake news and differentiate between factual and false information. Join BPRC on Tuesday, January 21, for a virtual panel to discuss navigating misinformation in the media, how PR professionals can maintain the credibility of their experts, and what to do when you spot a false narrative. It is sure to be an informative and timely discussion.

Panelists:

• Mark Brady, Chief Executive Officer and PIO Academy Instructor, FEMA’s Emergency Management Institute; and Communications Manager, Yvorra Leadership Development Foundation
• Sue Kopen Katcef, freelance reporter, Maryland Public Television; member of the University of Maryland Merrill College Hall of Fame.
• Deanna Troust, Founder, Truth in Common

DATE & TIME: Tuesday, January 21, 2025, 9 – 10:30 a.m. – Program

LOCATION: Virtual Conference Over Zoom (Link provided one week prior to program.)

FEE: $25 Members; $45 Future Members. Early Bird – registration $5 off. (Cancellations after Friday, January 17, will not be refunded.)