The YoPro (Young Professionals) Event was held last night in Irvine. YoPro is a special interest section within the Orange County Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (OC/PRSA).
The OC/PRSA’s claims that “ Three years ago, this great place we call home was simply known as Orange County” Now with the “..onset of several hit television shows, including Fox’s The OC, has quickly made Orange County the envy of most of the nation, and many folks throughout the County are capitalizing on our new-found fame”
Last night’s Yo-Pro event featured special guest-speaker Scott Dunlop, creator of the The Real Housewives of Orange County. Dunlop wowed the impressionable audience with his natural charm while claiming to be an expert in all-things Coto and to have single-handedly put Coto De Caza in the national consciousness. He thanked the Orange County Register and the LA Times for their help in promoting his latest project. From Dunlop’s perspective, no PR is bad PR! He also thanked the Coto de Caza board of directors.
However, he admitted that in general, Coto de Caza residents were extremely unhappy with the shallow, materialistic, hedonistic portrayal. His advice to the audience: If you want to be successful in this business, you must check your morals at the door. When he was challenged by a young, intelligent Coto de Caza resident unhappy with Dunlop’s work, the audience erupted – clearly these young impressionable YoPro’s are indeed professionals and were not buying Dunlop’s main Fish course – even though the event was held at McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Restaurant, Pilsner Patio
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