Ivy Lee

To many, Ivy Lee is known as one of the pioneers of Public Relations, alongside Edward Benays (Smith). According to The Encyclopedia Britannica, Ivy Lee graduated from Princeton and began working in New York City as a newspaper journalist in 1899. He worked there until 1903 when he began as a publicity manager for the Citizen’s Union (The Editors of the Encyclopedia Britannica). According to Tim Morris, George Parker and Ivy Lee opened the first public relations firm in the United States together

into the industry it is today. Although there are several influential people that helped the advancement of the public relations, one of the most significant historians today is Ivy Lee. Ivy Lee, not only helped create the vision of public relations, his work can relate and be analyzed through a Christian worldview. Ivy Lee began his educational journey at Princeton University, later graduating and getting accepted

to public relations was IVY Ledbetter Lee, a former business for journalist for the New York Times, the New York World, and the New York American. He began as publicist, but shortly expanded that role to be regarded as the first public relations counsel. When Lee opened his public relations firm, Parker and Lee, in 1905, he issued a declaration of principles that signaled a new model of public relations practice: public information.

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