PRCA Malaysia lines up new exco members for 2018 - 2020


Public Relations Consultants’ Association of Malaysia (PRCA Malaysia) president Andy See

PETALING JAYA: The Public Relations Consultants’ Association of Malaysia (PRCA Malaysia) has recently elected its new executive committee (Exco) for 2018 – 2020. 

Heading the new exco line up is Andy See, who will serve as PRCA Malaysia’s president in the two-year term.  

The Association also elected Elaine Chuah, executive director, Priority Communications PR, who resumes her role of vice president; Jacqueline Arnold, managing director of Centriq PR taking on the role as honorary secretary and Felix Heinimann, CEO of essence Burson-Marsteller, who assumes the role as honorary treasurer.

The other executive committee members include Niall Dologhan, principal consultant and director of TQPR; Adli Abdul Karim, vice president, client experience of Weber Shandwick; Anita Chandran, principal consultant of Anita Chandran and Associates and Syed Mohammed Idid, chairman of Institute of Public Relations Malaysia (IPRM) - membership and publicity bureau.

“The public relations landscape is continuously evolving, more so in recent years than before. PR professionals no longer can operate in silo – thus the need to transform and stay relevant in terms of bringing value to the clients and industries they serve. 

"Communications is an important element in any organisation; but public relations has been and will always remain one of the most powerful and effective tools in reputation building, marketing communications and value creation - and this has not changed,” said Andy See, the newly elected president of the PRCA Malaysia. 

Bringing close to 20 years of experience in the public relations industry, See is the founder and managing director of Perspective Strategies, a full-fledged strategic communications and issues management firm specialising in public affairs, brand communications and stakeholder engagement. 

Perspective Strategies is the first Malaysian public relations agency to gain acceptance into the Public Relations Global Network (PRGN).

Andy will be taking over the PRCA Malaysia leadership from Rozani Jainudeen, the managing director of Weber Shandwick, who served as president since 2013. The other exco members who have ended their term include Thong Kok Wah of Integrated Public Relations and Jacey Lee, the former chief operating officer of Ogilvy & Mather Malaysia.

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