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Global Alliance Board Appoints Two New Regional Delegates-at-Large

Global Alliance Board Appoints Two New Regional Delegates-at-Large

The Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management (Global Alliance) is pleased to announce the appointment of Bradly Howland (South Africa) and Danijel Koletić (Croatia) as Regional Delegates-at-Large on the Global Alliance Board of Directors.

The appointments were unanimously approved by the *Global Alliance Executive Board in accordance with Article 14.2 (iv) of the Global Alliance Bylaws, which states:

“The Executive Board may co-opt a representative member to fill a vacancy in an office representing their membership category. The Executive Board should consider all nominees who ran for election for said term but had been unsuccessful in conjunction with the requirements for the position. A person so co-opted shall hold office only until the next Annual General Meeting, when he/she shall be eligible to be elected to office.”

The appointments fill two vacancies for the position of Regional Delegate-at-Large and further strengthen the Board’s global expertise and representation.

Bradly Howland (South Africa)

Bradly Howland is the Immediate Past President of the Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA) and a member of the Global Alliance African Regional Council. He played a leading role in advancing the Africa Declaration on the Professionalisation of Public Relations and Responsible Communication.
Bradly is the CEO of Alkemi Collective, an award-winning marketing and communications consultancy. With more than two decades of experience in strategic communications, reputation management, crisis communication, and integrated brand campaigns, he is widely recognised for his leadership in advancing professional standards across Africa.

Danijel Koletić (Croatia)

Danijel Koletić is the CEO of Apriori World and Secretary-General of the World Innovation and Change Management Institute (WICMI) in Geneva. An internationally respected communications consultant, he has advised corporations, governments, and international organisations across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.

He is the founder of the PRO PR Conference and PRO PR Globe Awards and the initiator of the Roman Declaration on Green Communication Responsibility, which was adopted by the Global Alliance at its 2026 Annual General Meeting. He is recognised globally for his leadership in promoting responsible communication, ethics, sustainability, and international collaboration.

 

Strengthening Global Leadership

“The Global Alliance warmly welcomes Bradly Howland and Danijel Koletić to the Board of Directors. Their extensive international experience, professional leadership, and commitment to advancing responsible communication will make valuable contributions to the Global Alliance’s mission of strengthening the public relations and communication management profession worldwide” said Prof. Justin Green, President & CEO of Global Alliance.

The Global Alliance looks forward to working with both Board members as it continues to serve a global community representing more than 360,000 public relations and communication professionals across 126 countries.

* Board members who voted: Prof. Justin Green – President & CEO (PRII – Public Relations Institute of Ireland); Norman Agatep –Treasurer (PRSP Public Relations Society of the Philippines); Board members: Adrian Cropley (CSCE Centre for Strategic Communication Excellence – Australia); Amith Prabhu (The PRomise Foundation – India); Dr. Amybel Sánchez de Walther (USMP – Universidad San Martín de Porres – Peru); Ana Pista (APRN -Asean Public Relations Network – Philippines); Bonnie Caver (GCCC- Global Communication Certification Council – USA); Boy Kelana Soebroto (Perhumas Indonesia); Fiona Cassidy  (FR Consulting – New Zealand); Dr. Ike Neliaku (NIPR Nigerian Institute of Public Relations); Irene Lungu Chipili – (ZIPRC – Zambia Institute of Public Relations and Communication); Jaffri Amin Osman (IPRM – Institute Public Relations Malaysia); Jennifer Muir (CPRA – Communications & Public Relations Australia); Prof. Jude Genilo (ULAB – University Liberal Arts Bangladesh); Dr. Hamilton dos Santos (ABERJE – Brazilian Association of Business Communication); Kia Haring (Procom – Finnish Association of Communication Professionals); Laurian Hubbard (CIPR Chartered Institute of Public Relations – UK); My Nguyen Khoa (Vietnam Public Relations Network); Pavel Vlček (ASCOPA Association of Strategic Communication and Public Affairs – Czech Republic); Peter Mutie (PICI – Peterson Integrated Communication Institute – Kenya); Prof. Rene Benecke (PRISA Public Relations Association of Southern Africa); Sara Rafuse (CPRS Canadian Public Relations Society); Prof. T. Serra Görpe (Tühid Turkish Public Relations Association) and Prof. Wole Adamolekun (Elizade University – Nigeria).

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