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Strengthening links between our clients, our communities and a variety of audiences is a pivotal role Carolina Public Relations plays each day. You'll find a selection of useful links to our clients, industry groups and other organizations here. Charlotte Symphony Orchestra Founded in 1932, the largest, most active arts organization in the Carolinas. Leadership Charlotte Independent, not-for-profit organization that operates leadership development programs locally. Temple Beth El Mainstream reform synagogue affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism. The Echo Foundation A not-for-profit organization that brings world-renowned humanitarians to Charlotte to speak and to help build a city that embraces racial diversity, culture and tolerance. Activities include student dialogues, teacher training workshops, special exhibits, musical programs, and art and writing projects. William C. Friday Fellowship for Human Relations A selective two-year leadership development program for North Carolina residents from diverse professional and personal backgrounds. The Fellowship program has four components that work together to create a two year experience of education, reflection, community building and action. Carolina PR Principal Adam Bernstein has completed the Friday Fellowship program. |
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