Business of PR Freelancing Conference Returns
The PR Cavalry
Business of PR Freelancing Conference Returns
Our conference dedicated to helping freelance PR consultants secure more, rewarding work is back on November 10th and 11th.
The Business of PR Freelancing is the only UK conference event solely for the freelance PR sector and features a series of highly focused session by freelancers, for freelancers.
Run in partnership with the PRCA, the conference has four sessions over two days.
Day One
Session One: How to Price Your Freelance PR services, led by Andy Turner, a highly experienced freelancer who operates as 6 Sigma
Session Two: How to Negotiate When a Client Wants to Reduce the PR Budget, led by Crispin Manners. Crispin is CEO and Founder of Onva Consulting. He is also Chairman of The Employee Engagement Alliance and a Director of The Employee Engagement Awards.
Day Two
Session One- How to Build Your Personal Brand, led by Katrina Marshall. Katrina is a freelance PR consultant and founding member of PRCA’s Race Ethnicity and Equity Board (REEB)
Session Two – How to Build Your Personal Brand, led by Marc Duke. Marc is an experienced freelancer and approved PRCA trainer
These two sessions will offer contrasting approaches to building your personal brand as freelance PR consultant.
Tickets for the conference are £55 + VAT for members of the PRCA and £65 + VAT for non-members.
https://www.prca.org.uk/event/4924/the-business-of-freelancing-conference-2021
Attending this event which is online only is worth 20 CPD points.
Nigel Sarbutts, founder of The PR Cavalry comments:
“The PR Cavalry exists to help clients work with PR freelancers who are experts in the client’s market and who have relevant skillsets. We also want to help freelancers develop their skills as business owners in their own right, whether that is working for clients of The Cavalry or their own clients.
“Pricing your PR services, knowing how to negotiate a fair deal with a client and how to build your personal brand to attract more work are all critical skills for a successful freelance PR consultant.”
