HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/07/2009 03A Proclamation - Administrative Professionals Day IAAP Yakima Valley Chapter Invites You to Join Us
for Administrative Professionals Day!
Administrative Professionals Week (and "Day "),
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A A F was created as an annual opportunity to recognize
Y the valuable contributions of office support staff in
business and government and to encourage students
to consider secretarial careers. Administrative
.441- *. Professionals Week is always held annually during
the last full week in April (standard Sunday through
International Asgoc*ation as Saturday calendar week). Administrative
Administrative Profession:Il.s Professionals Day is always held the Wednesday of
Yakima Valley Chapter that week. Since its inception in 1952, APW has been
sponsored solely by IAAP, although when APW was •
first observed, IAAP was then known as the National
Secretaries Association.
Annual Administrative Professional Day
Luncheon Tickets/Information, please call
Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel Karen Samuelson
9 North 9 Street, Yakima, WA 509 - 452 -7763
or
April 22, 2009 Joann E. Benson, CPS
12:00 PM (509) 965 -2258
$22.00 per person (includes lunch) We look forward to seeing you there!
Joe Estey
Joe Estey founded Prolepsis Training in 1995 to help individuals and
organizations eliminate the undesirable events in their work. their
careers and their overall business performance. As a member of the
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National Speakers Association. Joe presents to over = 10,000 people
amorally on such topics as leadership. management and career
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development. He is a member of the Washington State Career and
Technology Association and a frequent counselor for students in
leadership camps across the state. He believes. on his experiences with`
others, that people are only successful when they do what they love to s
do to help others get what they need.
Future By Design , r,
"Every generation has experienced challenging times. and this era is no
different. But, as Emerson once noted. 'this time, like all tiiiies is
achually a very good one, if we'll but know what to do with it! ". For
over 150 years, talent and career success have been studied bv-
neuroscientists, sociologists and behavioral economists, and much of
that research has been sumunarized and shared withal the past 10
months. During this inter - active, informative presentation. Joe will share
why 45% of people are consistent high performers, where talent comes
from, and liow to succeed professionally and personally in a constantly
changing, uncertain business environment.