Women in PR Ghana (WiPR) was founded and registered in May 2017 as a not-for-profit organization and has since its inception been working with the vision to becoming the leading organization in Ghana that advocates for women and professionalism in Public Relations practice while providing opportunities for women studying and practicing PR and communications
Women in PR Ghana has officially launched as a Membership based organization, open to female Public Relations Professionals and students on its website.
Membership with Women in PR Ghana offers you great opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals and an extended global community with its affiliate, Global Women in PR. Both registered professionals and students are recognized as members of the WiPR community by being listed and featured on the official WiPR website and social media pages.
Membership also opens you up to networking opportunities, discounted access to WiPR events, speaking opportunities, job opportunity alerts, career guidance from industry experts, skills development, among other phenomenal benefits.
WiPR membership is segmented into four categories using Adinkra symbols: Pempamsie Membership for Students, Nsoromma Membership (Young Star) for recent graduates, Kyemfere Membership (Experienced) for mid-level professionals and Nyansapo Membership (Senior) for professionals with over 16 years’ experience. The Adinkra Symbols depict the uniqueness and richness of the Ghanaian culture and symbolizes the various professional stages each member is in their career.
One time registration is at a flat fee of GHS 250 which includes Registration (GHS 100) & membership fees (GHS 150) for professionals and GHS 100 for students which covers Registration (GHS 50) & Membership Fees (GHS 50). Members will also be expected to pay a yearly membership subscription fee of GHS 150 for professionals and GHS 50 for students.
To register and learn more about WiPR, Membership Benefits: https://womeninprghana.org/wipr-ghana-membership/
Story By: Women in PR Ghana
