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From award-winning broadcast journalist to the first civilian Director of Communications for the Tallahassee Police Department, Alicia Hill brings a storyteller’s eye to public safety, telling the stories of officers beyond the badge.
Annual voting for the proposed board slate will be conducted electronically this year. The Nominating Committee is pleased to present the following proposed slate of officers and directors for the
Originally from Douglas, Georgia, and a Tallahassee resident since 2021, Desiree brings more than a decade of experience in journalism, digital media, and communications. An award-winning journalist, she has worked across newspapers, radio, television, and digital platforms, building expertise in storytelling, audience engagement, and strategic communications.
The FPRA Capital Chapter exists to support, connect, and elevate public relations, communications, and marketing professionals across our region. The 2026 Scholarship & Grant Program is a direct reflection of that commitment, reinvesting in our members and future members by expanding access to professional development, recognition, and meaningful engagement.
Ready to grow, lead, and give back? The FPRA Capital Chapter is now accepting interest forms for board and committee roles for the 2026–2027 term. This is a meaningful opportunity
Missed our recent program? Here’s a recap of key insights, tips and resources from one of our FPRA Capital Student Chapter members, Camille Hewitt.
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Submit a nomination for the FPRA Capital Chapter’s Annual Excellence in Communications Awards by July 22.
