CIPR welcomes 21 new Chartered Practitioners in Q3
The Chartered Institute of Public relations has announced 21 new Chartered Practitioners in the third quarter of 2024. This latest group brings the total number of Chartered Practitioners to 735.
All 21 candidates undertook a one-day assessment, showcasing their expertise and knowledge of public relations across strategy, ethics, and leadership. Those who met the assessment criteria and demonstrated their breadth of experience have been awarded the industry’s highest badge of professionalism.
The latest practitioners to become Chartered are:
- Siobhan Adeleke Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Ian Arnot Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Patience Bamidele Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Jim Beestone Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Damian Chapman Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Jie Gao Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Natalie Geraghty Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Joseph Groszewski Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Angela Hamilton Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Jayne Hoole Chart.PR, MCIPR
- James Hyde Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Joe Lane Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Matthew Lanyon Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Nathan Llewellyn Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Pressiana Naydenova Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Humayon Pramanik Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Laura Rudolph Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Miriam Rune Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Arianne Smart Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Amy Stinton Chart.PR, MCIPR
- Amelia Stokes Chart.PR, MCIPR
Congratulations to all those who have committed to, and succeeded in, becoming Chartered. Earning your Chartered status is a clear reflection of your professional mastery, dedication to the highest ethical standards, and proven ability to navigate complex strategies and environments.
This is a significant step in your personal careers and helps propel our industry towards chartered status.
- The CIPR have announced a Chartership package that enables members to save nearly £200 on the Chartership assessment fee by adding it to their membership subscription at a discounted rate and committing to becoming chartered within two years.
- Find out more about Chartership and email the membership team with any questions.
About the Chartered Institute of Public Relations
Founded in 1948, the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) is the world's only Royal Chartered professional body for public relations practitioners with over 11,000 members.
The CIPR advances professionalism in public relations by making its members accountable to their employers and the public through a code of conduct and searchable public register, setting standards through training, qualifications, awards and the production of best practice and skills guidance, facilitating Continuing Professional Development (CPD), and awarding Chartered Public Relations Practitioner status (Chart.PR).