PRCA launches Innovation Working Group to help PR industry adapt to AI growth
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Stuart Mitchell
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The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has launched an Innovation Working Group to help the PR industry adapt to the rapid growth of artificial intelligence. The practitioner-led body held its inaugural summit in London on 6 May 2026, bringing together agency and communications leaders from the UK and international markets. Three initial workstreams were established covering commercial practice, measurement standards, and technology evaluation, with deliverables expected by August 2026.
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The group held its inaugural summit in London on 6 May 2026, bringing together agency and communications leaders from the UK and international markets.
Three initial workstreams were agreed, covering commercial practice, measurement standards, and technology evaluation, with deliverables expected by August 2026.
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