It might not be the New Year just yet, but it’s never too early to start working on your resolutions. This month marks the half-way point of our board term, and I’m proud to say we are already delivering on our promises.
no commentDon’t miss the communications industry’s biggest holiday party! That’s right, it’s Mingle Bells time at Fluxx! Join us for the best party of the year, it’s where all the San Diego communications industry associations come together to get the holiday spirits flowing. Custom cocktails, hosted appetizers and jingle-tastic raffle prizes fuel the party. Stay for the after-party and ROCK THE BELLS all night long! Register here.
no commentCommunicators are often so busy telling the story of their company, products or executives that they don’t have time to think about managing their own career.Join Angee Linsey, Managing Director of Linsey Careers, as she provides an entertaining and practical approach to staying fresh and…
no commentTwo-week online seminars requiring 10-15 hours on your own schedule, covering immediately relevant topics, like Social Media, Gamification, and Crisis Communication. Complete any six seminars – facilitated by industry professionals and Ithaca College faculty experts – to earn a Professional Certificate in Strategic Communication Management…
no commentCorporate reputation encompasses the most important issues facing 21st century organizations. Be at the cutting edge of business communications with an outstanding offer from IABC, providing you with access to a world of content. Become your organization’s subject matter expert on reputation management. Advance your career…
no commentThis is a time of year to reflect on what we have and think about helping others. I’m fortunate to have had a lot of support throughout my career, from family, from friends and from some of the outstanding people I’ve been lucky enough to…
no commentAre you just stepping into the “real world” and at the beginning of your career journey? Looking to build skills, get exposure to a particular discipline, or gain insight from an experienced communications professional?
no commentSince joining the IABC/San Diego board in 2012, I’ve always looked at the position as “What can I do for IABC?” rather than “What can IABC do for me?” It’s the networking and mentoring I’ve valued the most – finding ways I can help others.
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