The Lagos Digital Public Relations Summit is the experiential gathering of communicators focused on achieving collective intelligence to equip and capacitate communicators with high-level digital communication strategies, tactics and how-to are so they can do their jobs better and lift their online media campaign results.
The Lagos Digital Public Relations Summit is open to Generation X and Millennials managing information in the public sector, corporate, brand, media, and non-governmental organizations to equip and expose them to contemporary techniques and glean new insights into the fast-growing digital media ecosystem for modern-day strategic communication practice.
In partnership with multinational technology companies specializing in Internet-related services including social media and social networking service and leading digital marketing communications firms, the Lagos Digital Public Relations Summit is a two-day experiential gathering of communicators focused on achieving collective intelligence to equip and capacitate them with high-level digital public relations strategies, tactics and how-to’s so they can do their jobs better and lift their social media campaign results.
Our Faculty is made up of experienced senior executives and even CEOs of leading digital marketing and perception management organisations. We are distinguished by the quality of our faculty who are not just skilled platform speakers but industry experts who have achieved success in the corporate world. They have been in the trenches and bring their distinctive insights and practical experience to every training they facilitate. These amazing group of individuals dedicate their time and knowledge contributing to the successes of the Lagos Digital Public Relations Summit.
The Summit wholly adopt the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) Code of Professional Conduct which all members of the Institute are bound by. They subscribed to the Code on joining and renew their membership annually by paying the applicable fees.
Established in 1963, the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) is the non-governmental, not-for-profit professional association of Public Relations practitioners chartered (by Decree 16 of June 1990 now an Act of Parliament) to regulate and develop the public relations, public affairs, and communication practice in Nigeria with functioning Chapters in the 36 States of the Federation including the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
In pursuance of the provision of the Decree, the Council of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations hereby makes the following Bye-laws to be known as: “The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations Code of Professional Conducts Bye-Laws. NO. 1 of 1992“
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In the interpretation of this Code, the decisions of the investigating panel and disciplinary tribunal set up by the institute shall be final. A breach of the Code of professional conduct Bye-law should be reported in writing to the Chairman of the investigating panel and the tribunal will carry out their functions as provided by decree 16 of 1990.