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IAAP Announcements

2012 APW Proclamation Is Now Available

A sample proclamation for the 2012 APW/APD is now available in the IAAP Web Community International Library. This can be tailored and submitted to local municipalities and other official entities that want to honor administrative professionals during APW.

2012 APW Logo

Just in time for the new year, we've picked a 2012 Administrative Professionals Week theme and I've designed the logo. It is supplied in 3 file types, to suit a variety of print and/or web applications. There will be no option to customize this logo with your District/Division/Chapter

Special IAAP 70th Anniversary Logo

To mark the 70th Anniversary of IAAP, we have designed a commemorative logo. It is supplied in 3 file types, to suit a variety of print and/or web applications. There will be no option to customize this logo with your Chapter/Division/District.

Procedure for Submission of Amendments to IAAP and RTF Bylaws and Standing Rules

Leap to Remarkable pin order form

Here is the order form for the 2011-2012 theme, Making the Leap to Remarkable.

New International Theme Logo

Looking for the new International theme logo? Click below to download the images from the IAAP International LIbrary

From the President

Jan. President's Message - New Executive Director Announcement

By: Tamra Goodall Jan 5, 2012 4:05 PM

I enjoy ushering in a fresh year. There’s something inviting about not simply turning the page on the calendar but cracking open a new calendar. It welcomes opportunity, ideas and encourages me to... More

IAAP Discussions

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IAAP Member Spotlight

Iris Ojeda, CAP-OM
Jacksonville, FL

Employer: JP Morgan Chase

Chapter: First Coast

Did you know? With over 25 years of experience in the administrative field, Iris joined IAAP in order to make connections after moving to a new town. She's since served three terms as the First Coast Chapter president.

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IAAP Member Blogs

70/70 Membership Promotion

By: Patricia Cook Feb 10, 2012 9:40 AM

I'm presenting this opportunity to the Memphis chapter to participate in the challenge to engage as many new members during this campaign as we can.... More

20 Principles of Success Not Taught At School

By: Priscilla Bouwer Feb 10, 2012 1:58 AM

20 Principles of Success Not Taught In School No matter what we do for a living, no matter how old we are, and regardless of where... More

Company Values and Goals Make for a Productive Employee

By: Stephanie Curry Feb 8, 2012 4:44 PM
Clear Lake/NASA Area Chapter

This year Marathon Pipe Line is promoting a challenge with their employees which will ultimately promote better healthy lifestyles. The challenge is... More

REDISCOVER YOUR REASON

By: Sherry Tyler Feb 7, 2012 10:56 AM

Why did you decide to join IAAP? Why did you choose your particular chapter home? Did you have a friend who joined and talked you into doing it?... More

IAAP Podcasts

Becoming A Star In A Supporting Role

By: Susan Fenner Feb 09, 2012 3:56 PM
Posted in: IAAP Podcasts

2012 Spring Conference keynoter Bonnie Curtis served as an assistant to Steven Spielberg for 15 years and now produces her own award-winning films. Learn how to create a great team with a single vision and outstanding results.

Admins In Transition

By: Susan Fenner Feb 01, 2012 4:26 PM
Posted in: IAAP Podcasts

Titles may not have changed – yet – but the job certainly has. Rebecca Pace tells you how to leverage your new responsibilities to garner more respect and use your influence to get results.

Understanding The New World Of Work

By: Susan Fenner Feb 01, 2012 4:24 PM
Posted in: IAAP Podcasts

Allison Blankenship explains what’s happening in the workplace that makes it stressful and chaotic. She offers suggestions to help us adapt, seize opportunities, and be more in control in a seemingly out-of-control situation.

Visuals Make The Story Come Alive

By: Susan Fenner Feb 01, 2012 4:23 PM
Posted in: IAAP Podcasts

Smart phones, Facebook, YouTube and animated PowerPoint slides have changed the way companies get their messages across. Gini Courter talks about the power of images and why admins need to master the art of incorporating them in communications today.

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