‘Half never promoted, 80 per cent report recognition bias’ – study shows career barriers black PR pros face

Nearly half of black comms professionals have never received a promotion, according to a study that highlights major career progression barriers holding back talent

by Arvind Hickman
Black PR professionals say they are not given the same career progression opportunities as white colleagues (Photo: Getty Images)
Black PR professionals say they are not given the same career progression opportunities as white colleagues (Photo: Getty Images)

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