Global Award-Winning Public Relations and Corporate Communications Executive
August 2019: Claudine Moore Managing Director and Founder, C. Moore Media International Public Relations, has been invited to speak at the Global Africa Forum on Communications (GAFCOM) hosted by The Nerve Africa in partnership with...
The Forum is the Largest Gathering of African Entrepreneurs in History July 2019: Our MD, Claudine Moore has been invited to speak at the upcoming Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) African Entrepreneurship Forum in Abuja, Nigeria....
May 2019: Claudine Moore was invited by the global PR industry publication The Holmes Report as a guest on their popular podcast ‘The Echo Chamber’ to discuss her work in Africa, and the continuing...
It’s no secret that black women entrepreneurs are making major boss moves. And today, culture can go beyond just a buzzword for a campaign or a debate on authenticity—it can be something to embrace to capture...
Public relations activities across Africa are under a microscope like never before. This renewed interest is for many reasons and while continued economic growth in key African markets is one of them, the most notable reason...
In July 2017, the UNWTO released tourism figures for the first part of the year highlighting the strong growth in the global tourism sector. The available data for Africa, pointed to an 8% increase in international...
Social Media Week Lagos (SMW Lagos) looks forward to another landmark conference in Nigeria from February 26 – March 2, 2018. Hosting thousands of attendees from across Nigeria, the rest of Africa and around...
Last month Puerto Rico was hit by Hurricane Maria, a category 5 storm with sustained winds of over 175mph. It was the most powerful hurricane ever to hit the island and caused catastrophic damage. To...
New York, NY August 2017 – Claudine Moore has been appointed as an Adjunct Professor at New York University (NYU) starting Fall Semester 2017. Claudine will be teaching Global Public Relations Strategy and Execution...
Two weeks ago Charlottesville, Virginia descended into fatal violence as hundreds of people, mostly angry white men from white nationalist, neo-Nazi and the Ku Klux Klan, marched through the University of Virginia campus chanting...