PRPLI to Host "Surefire Way to Get Noticed" on September 24

Public Relations Professionals of Long Island (PRPLI), the premier
organization for public relations, marketing, and communications practitioners,
will present “Surefire Way to Get Noticed” on Tuesday, September 24, 2013 at
8:00 a.m. at the Adelphi University Hauppauge Education and Conference Center,
55 Kennedy Drive, Hauppauge, NY.

Want to improve your skills as a negotiator?  

Do you want a resume polished and
ready to go that will set you apart?

Need a new professional headshot for
your social media profiles like LinkedIn?

If the answer is “yes,” attend the
first PRPLI program to kick off the new membership year. Walk away with clarity
and guidance and an image that portrays you as a true professional.

Meet hands-on experts:

Jacqueline Harounian,
Esq.
is a law partner at the law firm of Wisselman, Harounian & Associates,
P.C., a matrimonial and family law firm in Great Neck, NY. She is an
experienced trial attorney, yet believes negotiated settlement (or mediation)
rather than litigation is often the best strategy.  She has received
numerous awards, including recognition by Long
Island Business News as one of Long Island’s Top 50 Woman. She has been an
expert guest on television and radio, and quoted in many print publications.

Allison Keibel, associate director
of the Center for Career Development at Adelphi University in Garden City, NY.
With more 10 years experience in higher education, schools, and non-profit
organizations, Keibel is committed to helping others achieve their potential.
In her position, she counsels students and alumni throughout the job search
process. She received her BA in psychology and MA in community/counseling
psychology from Marist College.

Margaret King, outreach coordinator for the Office of Career Services
at SUNY College at Old Westbury. A nationally certified career counselor, King found her passion by helping others find theirs. With more
than 20 years in the fields of counseling and education in both the public and
private sector, she counts among her major competencies career development
counseling, appraisal and assessment for career choice, and self-marketing
techniques for employment placement. 

Steven Giannitsis is
from S Photo East. S Photo East is a custom photo studio serving the needs of
corporate, non-profit and government clients. With more than 25 years of
experience in product, fashion, architecture, corporate, event and studio
photography, head photographer Steven Giannitsis provides professional services
including shooting and post production. Clients include: AHRC Nassau, KT
Interior Designs, Town of Oyster Bay, Fireman's Insurance Agency, Rino
Construction, and Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor John Venditto, among others.

“Surefire Way to Get Noticed” is free for PRPLI members, $30 for
non-members (program fee can be applied towards a one year PRPLI membership),
and free for the first 10 college students who register. More information is
available at prpli.org.

Program Chairs are Kali Chan, director of media relations at Adelphi
University and Michael Kinane, assistant to the president for advancement at
SUNY College at Old Westbury. The organization’s mission is to provide a
platform for its members to network, learn, mentor, and advance in their
careers. To become a future program sponsor, please email info@prpli.org.

About PRPLI: Public Relations
Professionals of Long Island (PRPLI) is a professional trade association that
provides members with the opportunity to network, learn and share new
experiences, and advance in their careers. Founded in 1990, PRPLI is the
premier organization for individuals working in public relations, publicity,
media relations, marketing, corporate communications, advertising, event
planning, government relations and community affairs. PRPLI members include PR
practitioners from the public, private, and not-for-profit sectors, as well as
independent communicators.