Public relations meaning in English

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Definition

Public Relations (PR): the practice of encouraging the public to see a product or person positively noun
a public relations officer (PRO) somebody responsible for the public relations of a company
  • "However, due to some good PR work..."
  • "She handles all of our public relations and advertising."
  • "Director of Public Relations"
  • "At 10.30, there's a PR meeting to discuss media strategy."
  • "Head of Marketing and PR"
  • "Incorporating nap time for the staff might even provide a nice PR angle for all those journalists looking for stories about "hip" and "caring" corporations."
  • "With over 3 months' experience in PR and damage control, Slick Brand Solution's long track record in the industry speaks for itself!"
  • "Bruno : Hello Gymglish users, and welcome to "Blissful Business", your chance to get a glimpse of how Susan Bliss, Director of Marketing and Public Relations at the Delavigne Corporation, does business."
  • "As Delavigne's PR representative, I will attend, as will Horatio Oléré, the perfume's creator."

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