Lifetime achievement award for IPRA’s Dejan Verčič
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Dr. Dejan Verčič is the first recipient of a new Lifetime Achievement Award presented by the Public Relations Society of Slovenia (PRSS). Dr. Verčič, a member of the International Public Relations Association, is currently co-chairing an IPRA joint committee to review and expand the IPRA Guidelines for the usage of artificial intelligence in communications.
Dr. Verčič is a professor at the University of Ljubljana and partner in the communication and strategy firm Herman & partnerji, Slovenia. He holds a Ph.D. from the London School of Economics and was a Fulbright scholar at San Diego State University, USA.
On presenting the Prism award, Tina Cipot, president of PRSS, highlighted Dr. Verčič’s dedication to the professionalisation of public relations: "His work and ability to transform theory into practice has had an invaluable impact on the education of generations of communicators. He has shaped the career paths of many public relations practitioners in Slovenia and around the world."
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