Public Relations Consultants Association of India

Public Relations Consultants Association of India (PRCAI) is a trade organization that represents India's public relations consultancy sector. It is the summit body for official communications and public relations practices in India. It was formed in October 2001 to grow, represent and support India's public relations consultancy sector in international practices. It also provides a forum for Government, public bodies, industry associations, trade and others to confer with public relations consultants as a body.[1] It is internationally recognized organization which offers official membership to all PR practitioners which abide by the basic criteria devised by the association.[2][3]

Establishment

PRCAI was established on 4 October 2001 by the above-mentioned PR firms in India. On the lines of the Public Relations and Communications Association in the United Kingdom, it was formed and mooted by various public relations firms of India. It is affiliated with International Consultancy Communications Organization (ICCO) which is an international association for all national communication consultancy organizations headquartered in UK.[4]

Members

Members include professionals from Corporate Voice Weber Shandwick, Genesis BursonMarsteller, Hanmer MSL, Text 100, Good Relations India, Ogilvy PR and 20:20 Media (now 20:20 MSL).[5]

Managing committee

Nitin Mantri, CEO and Founder, Avian Media took over as President of PRCAI from Sharif D Rangnekar, CEO & Director, Integral PR in April 2015. The team has devised self-regulatory guidelines on ethics, standards norms. In 2011, PRCAI aligned with European Public Affairs Consultancies Association (EPACA) to formulate norms for government engagement activities, to ensure higher level of transparency.[6] The members, speakers and associates of PRCAI represent belong to corporate firms, agencies, freelance communications professionals, public affairs organizations, Digital PR firms & professional services firms.

Recent achievements

PRCAI has recently released the ‘PRCAI Trends Report 2013’ that is addressed towards issues surrounding the PR industry in India. The report consists of data collected from around 54 PR executives, including CEO's and Chairman's from India. This PRCAI report, identified growth challenges for 2013 like creating new demand, managing client expectations, hiring new resources and managing costs.[7]

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References
  1. "PRCAI elects new mancom". MxMIndia.
  2. Global Public Relations: Spanning Borders, Spanning Cultures By Alan R. Freitag, Ashli Quesinberry, Routledge, 22-Dec-2008
  3. J, Keegan Warren (3 July 2018). "Global Marketing Management". Pearson – via Google Books.
  4. Pathak, Ajit (3 July 2018). "Public Relations Management". Prabhat Prakashan – via Google Books.
  5. "Overview – Public Relations Consultants Association of India". www.prcai.org.
  6. PRCAI elects new management committee Archived 2014-02-22 at the Wayback Machine
  7. "PR Insight: The trends within the Indian PR Industry - PRmoment India". www.prmoment.in.
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