Public Relations Divisions

Media relations is the oversight of the relationship between the company and its investors.

Production relations supports broad marketing plans and is often related to repeat business operations.

Internal relations is the public relations branch between a company and its investors.

Investor relations handles the complaints of employees.

Media relations provides financial reports to investors.

Internal relations is responsible for counseling employees.

Production relations is closely related to the direct operations of a company.

Media relations is responsible for mediating issues internally to avoid public disclosure of dissatisfaction.

Media relations focuses on developing strong relationships with public media organizations.
Media relations teams directly deliver company news to external media, provide validated content sources, and are accessible for public comment on other news stories.

Production relations supports broad marketing plans and is related to specific, one-time endeavors.
Examples of production relations activities include launching new products, special campaigns, and managing major product changes.

Investor relations oversees the relationship between the company and its investors.
Investor relations handles investor events, communicates the release of financial reports, and addresses investor complaints.

Internal relations is the public relations branch between a company and its employees.
Internal relations involves counseling employees, ensuring worker satisfaction, and mediating internal issues to avoid public disclosure of dissatisfaction.