Complete’s Moore to serve as SCPRSA officer
December 29, 2015
GREENVILLE, SC – Sarah Moore of Complete Public Relations was tapped to chair SCPRSA’s Mercury Awards this April.
Moore is a 2014 Master’s graduate of Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia, and has experience across nearly all aspects of public relations. While in school, she worked for a U.S. Congressman, Athens Regional Health System, and did volunteer communications work for the UGA Graduate School.
A Greenville native, Moore started with Complete Public Relations as an intern, was promoted to part-time associate and then became a full-time associate upon graduation. Moore manages social media profiles and campaigns for a variety of clients, including clients in the hospitality industry. She also assists in media relations and strategic planning for nearly all of Complete’s clients. Moore is also highly involved in Greenville’s young professional community serving on two committees with the Greenville Chamber’s PULSE group, and serves on the Alumni Board of St. Joseph’s Catholic School. Moore was named the Public Relations Society of America’s South Carolina (SCPRSA) chapter Rookie of the Year last April.
“Sarah is a great asset to the Complete team, our clients and the Greenville community,” said John Boyanoski, president of Complete Public Relations. “We are very proud of her today.”
About SCPRSA
The Public Relations Society of America is the world’s largest professional organization for public relations practitioners. The South Carolina chapter of PRSA is the leading networking and professional development organization for communicators in the Palmetto State. The group hosts monthly meetings in the Upstate, Midlands and Lowcountry regions, while also providing statewide programs and leadership opportunities. For more information, visit SCPRSA.org.
About Complete Public Relations
Complete Public Relations isn’t your average firm. Our unique skills, experience, talent and expertise, make us the company you need when it comes to media relations, governmental affairs, crisis communications, and long-term public strategy. Learn more at www.completepr.net.
