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Unlike other industries, there is no generally accepted definition for what constitutes power in PR. Some individuals are powerful because of the profile of their company or clients. Others yield great influence in media or political circles. And there are those who are powerful because they have mentored leaders who carry on their philosophy. As communicators continue to assert a larger profile in companies and campaigns, PRWeek's editorial team looks across a range of criteria and individuals to devise this ranking of 25 industry leaders who wield power in ways that are critical for the profession's growth and development.
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PR Power List 2009
July 01, 2009
During this challenging time, PRWeek's senior editors weigh the different criteria to help determine this year's ranking of 25 industry leaders.
Power positions
October 13, 2008
PRWeek's senior editors look across a range of criteria and industries to devise this year's ranking of 25 industry leaders.
Portraits of Power
October 15, 2007
Today's PR business is being driven by a number of individuals at agencies and corporations who are powerful for very different reasons. For the first time, PRWeek ranks the 25 most dominant players in the industry.
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