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Capital City Communicators (CCC) is the Treasure Valley’s leading professional organization for professional communicators. Our membership spans the entire communications spectrum, including public relations specialists, freelance writers, corporate communicators and journalists.
Get involved!
- Attend monthly meetings and social events
- Become a CCC Member for discounts and recognition perks
- Contribute - CCC Members can write blogs and share industry information
- Volunteer - serve on the Board of Directors
CCC Membership Benefits
Being a CCC Member has some serious perks. Here are just a few:
- Public online profile
- Discount rates for CCC Meetings
- Access to online community and job opportunities
- Guest bloging on CCC website
- Exclusive member newsletter
- Special accomplishment shout outs
- Connect with communication pros from across the Treasure Valley
- And more...
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What's your job?
I'm a Senior Health Education Specialist for the Dept. of Health and Welfare's Idaho Tobacco Prevention and Control Program, also called "Project Filter." I develop, evaluate and manage the social media communications, as well as the print communications projects, for the program. I also represent my program at community events across the state. And I squeeze in writing and graphic design for my program, too. I'm very, very busy.
The Latest from the Board
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PR and Personal Relationships
By Chuck Malloy
Take it from this experienced news hound. Personal relationships with reporters and editors are more important than ever for those in public relations. It also helps to add a dash of compassion and understanding for the jobs they do.
While personal relationships have always been a big part of the PR business, the ground rules are a little different in a time when newsrooms are cutting their staffs and adjusting priorities. Kenton Bird, director of the School of Journalism and Mass Media at the University of Idaho, tells me that the hardest-hit papers are mid-sized metros such as the Idaho Statesman and Spokesman-Review (Spokane). Smaller papers, such as the Lewiston Morning Tribune and Moscow-Pullman Daily News have been relatively stable in staff size.
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