President of the Georgian-American University, Michael Cowgill, along with PR School founders, lecturers and mentors attended the ceremony of the traditionally fun diploma awards. At the end of the event, 3 best students from each group were singled out and given a letter of recommendation signed by every lecturer.
GEPRA wishes for the graduates to pursue success and gain knowledge in practice.
"Borjomi" continues its brand development and responds to the active summer theme, even going as far as offering more relaxation opportunities and active relaxation to its consumers. This concept, chosen by Borjomi for its summer communication activities, incorporated many other facets like a new can design, website, and various activities.
The concept for Summer Like Never Before was presented by the company at the La Cote yacht club located on the Tbilisi Sea.
GePRA organized the event and provided media and social media support.
On June 23, GWS, the famous wine and alcoholic beverage company, hosted an event called "The Garden of Delights" in Baroque style and presented a new collection of cult wines to the invited guests, all in the yard of one of the oldest wine factories in Telavi.
The event was attended by media representatives. GEPRA was responsible for organizing the media tour.
Soso Galumashvili, Senior Consultant at GEPRA, was elected as a member of the committee for the Tbilisi City Hall competition #TakeCareOfTheCity
"Take care of the city" - Tbilisi City Hall announced a new social campaign, in frames of which a competition will be held for the purpose of revealing the best concept for the assignment. The agency authoring the winning entry will be allowed to carry out their proposed campaign over the course of 6 months.
The winning concept will be revealed by the committee - comprised of representatives from various fields and socially active circles - together with the Tbilisi City Hall.
2 days workshop on the thematic issue of "Gender Equality and Diversity at the Workplace" is carrying out for the working group “Women’s Empowerment in Business Sector”.
The meeting was attended by 30 representatives from the private sector, international and local non-governmental organizations. Information sharing, defining practical tools and future work activities are the main objectives of the meeting.
The meeting was held within the project "A Joint Action for Women's Economic Empowerment in Georgia" with the financial support from the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
A workshop was held at GEPRA to present the needs assessment report of the Georgian renewable energy Association (GREDA) and discuss future plans. The meeting was attended by GREDA's management and member organization representatives.
This activity was implemented under the Business Associations Development Program.
The Business Associations Development Program is funded by USAID project Governing for Growth (G4G) in Georgia.
On May 30th, a press conference on the international day of multiple sclerosis was held in the Hotel "Holiday Inn". The event was organized within the framework of the campaign "Together for Each Other" and is associated with the active involvement of the state and society in the social project.
At the press conference, the activity of the social network in the framework of the campaign was announced. The activity carry an encouragement tone, relying on involvement from the public to exchange and share information about the disease and hence express support for patients with multiple sclerosis.
On May 29th, "CIDA" organized a workshop - "The role of business and the private sector in crime prevention", attended by members of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Club, business organizations and representatives of public agencies working in the legal sector.
Within the framework of the meeting, special attention was paid to the role and importance of the business sector in crime prevention processes. The meeting also included presentation of the results of employment market research, exchange of international and local experiences, and discussion of practical examples.
A workshop was held at GEPRA to present the needs assessment report of the Georgian National Association of Real Estate (GNARE) and discuss future plans. The meeting was attended by GNARE's management and member organization representatives.
This activity was implemented under the Business Associations Development Program.
The Business Associations Development Program is funded by USAID project Governing for Growth (G4G) in Georgia.
Through May 20-22, representatives of the Coalition for Euro-Atlantic Georgia and Transparency International Georgia visited the Kakheti region together with supporters and public figures affiliated with the “GEnter” campaign.
The goal of the tour is to provide the populace with more information about the prospects of NATO integration, as well as the influences of Russian propaganda.
The meeting will be held in the format of open discussion and students will have the opportunity to ask questions to coalition members and their supporters. Within the framework of the campaign, Eurotours are planned to other regions of Georgia as well.
