Nigerian Women in PR (NWiPR), a leading professional social impact organisation, is set to host senior African women in Public Relations and Communications at the year-end Premium Members Meet webinar on Thursday, November 20, at 12:00 PM WAT as part of its commitment to supporting the continuous professional development of women in the industry.
A flagship initiative of the Premium Members Club, the exclusive professional community for women with at least 10 years of experience in the communications industry, the Premium Members Meet webinar series provides an advanced learning, networking and collaboration opportunity for accomplished female professionals across the continent. The Club provides experienced African female practitioners with strategic knowledge-sharing opportunities, a peer-support system, an executive learning platform, a work-gap Relay Program to ensure business continuity, as well as curated resources specific to their needs.
Speaking on the importance of the event, Tolulope Olorundero, Founder of Nigerian Women in PR, said: “It is important to create dedicated spaces for experienced female professionals. While significant energy has gone into developing young communications talent across Africa, senior Public Relations women also need environments where they can learn, be vulnerable about their professional and business challenges, be inspired, and imagine new professional horizons without judgment.”
The session will feature a guest presentation to be delivered by Claudine Moore, Managing Director, Africa at Allison Worldwide. Moore, being an accomplished and globally celebrated senior female PR professional, will speak on the topic: Future-Proofing your Career: Reinventing and Diversifying in a Crowded Market. Claudine Moore is a global Public Relations business founder and leader whose extensive career spans in-house leadership roles, founding a global agency that championed African brands on the world stage, and a landmark merger and acquisition with Allison Worldwide. Her experience will offer attendees deep insight into strategic career transitions, leadership evolution, and retaining relevance in a world often distracted by viral content.
In addition to the guest presentation, Nigerian Women in PR will unveil the next chapter in its organisational evolution. Founded in 2019 and duly registered as the Public Relations Women Foundation, the organisation widely known as Nigerian Women in PR has consistently designed and delivered high-impact programmes aligned with its core objectives. These include the Experiencing Public Relations Annual Conference, Reverse Mentorship Workshop, PR Business Training for Founders and Senior Executives, and the PR Students Summit delivered across tertiary institutions nationwide.
The Premium Members Club remains a distinguished network for experienced female Public Relations and Communications practitioners across Africa and the diaspora. Subscribed members enjoy access to high-level professional opportunities, including referrals for senior roles and RFPs, speaker recommendations to training partners, and global programmes. Members also receive priority access to industry publications, an exclusive premium newsletter, complimentary placement in the NWiPR newsletter, and special rates for flagship workshops. The Club also offers access to invitation-only gatherings such as the Experiencing PR Sponsors Mixer and the Premium Soirée, a bespoke networking event for senior women.
The Premium Members Meet underscores NWiPR’s continued commitment to providing senior PR professionals with structured support, industry insights and strategic networks. As the organisation enters its next phase, it remains dedicated to building a vibrant, empowering, and future-focused community for African women in Public Relations.
