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Women in PR
Women in PR (WPR) is a UK network for senior and middle-management women working in public relations. Its members include agency board members, in-house communications directors, boutique consultancy owners and independent consultants, and all are female or female-identifying, although men are welcome at its events.
Membership offers peer support, events, a mentoring programme and links to Global Women in PR. Full membership suits practitioners with five or more years' experience or at middle-management or director level who can attend events in London, and a lower-cost digital membership is available for those outside commuting distance. Employers can join as corporate members.
- Delivery format
- In-person and online
- Client type
- Senior and middle-management women in public relations
- Seniority served
- Middle management and director level or above
Networks & communities
Best for: Senior and middle-management women working in public relations
Full £100 per year or £10 per month. Digital £50 per year or £5 per month.
- Who can join
- Women only
- How to join
- Membership criteria apply
- Seniority
- Senior leaders, Emerging and mid-level leaders
- What it is
- Events and networking, Mentoring, Professional body or association
Hosts events
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1962
Last checked: 27 September 2026
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Women in PR based?
Women in PR is based in London.
When was Women in PR founded?
Women in PR was founded in 1962.
How much does Women in PR cost?
Women in PR's pricing starts from £100. Full membership £100 per year or £10 per month. Digital membership £50 per year or £5 per month. Corporate membership by enquiry.
Which sectors does Women in PR work in?
Women in PR has experience in Media & Creative.
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