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FOREST CITY CHAPTER’S
Administrative Professionals Day Workshop 2014 BENEFITS OF IAAP MEMBERSHIP?
WHAT IS THE FOREST CITY CHAPTER? The Forest City Chapter is a Cleveland area Chapter with over 70 members. The Chapter conducts 10 monthly meetings each year featuring workshops, seminars, and motivational speakers to enhance its members’ personal and professional development.
Did you know Diversity Reaches much further than race and gender?
N E T W O R K I N G: It’s not what you know, but who you know! Get to know some exciting, creative people, who become resources for life.
E D U C A T I O N AL P R O G R A M S: Offering value to you personally and professionally.
Members’ employers reap the benefits with access to current business research, targeted publications, study materials, certification programs and more.
C O M MITTEES: Offering you an opportunity to get involved and to make a greater impact on your community and yourself. Getting involved helps you learn new skills.
Participation often leads to effective leadership training which builds confidence and teamwork skills.
L E A D E R S H I P O P POR T U N I T I E S: Builds self-esteem.
International Association of Administrative Professionals Forest City Chapter
Our mission is to enhance the success of career–minded administrative professionals by providing opportunities for growth through education, community building and leadership development.
Wednesday, April 23, 2014 Holiday Inn, Independence 5:30 PM NETWORKING 6:00 PM DINNER 6:30 PM PROGRAM
Event Sponsored:
The Forest City Chapter is pleased to have noted clinical counselor, author and speaker, Susan Fee as our presenter for this program.
Registration Form
DIVERSITY 101
April 23, 2014 Administrative Professionals Day
Our Speaker: Amanda Cooper Program Specialist: Professional Development at the Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio
Please register me and the following individuals to attend the April 23, 2014 APD event sponsored by Thompson Hine and the Forest City Chapter, IAAP: Name:
Amanda Cooper received her Bachelor and Master’s degrees in Psychology, along with Certification in Diversity Management, from Cleveland State University. She has an extensive background in sales, management, adult learning, training and development. This has provided her with invaluable experience and insight into both the challenges and rewards that come from recruiting, developing and retaining a diverse workforce. Amanda is currently working towards a PhD in International Psychology from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. This program provides graduates with the skills that are necessary to design, evaluate, and lead international programs that result in better business outcomes for corporations, governmental, and non‐ governmental organizations. At the Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio, Amanda specializes in the development and facilitation of change management and organizational development initiatives, and programs relating to culture, cultural competence, diversity, inclusion, intercultural communication and conflict resolution in the workplace.
Phone: Email: Name: Phone: Email: Name: Phone: Email:
Payment of $30 per person (members and guests) must accompany this registration which includes program and pasta buffet dinner. Please make checks payable to Forest City Chapter IAAP and mail (postmarked by April 16, 2014) to: Cindy Sugerik c/o Thompson Hine LLP 127 Public Square, 3900 Key Center Cleveland, OH 44114-1291
Amount Enclosed: $
For PayPal payment option, please visit our website: http://www.iaap-forestcity.org/MeetingsEvents Registration Deadline: April 18, 2014
For more information contact: Cindy Sugerik Phone: (216) 566‐7615 Email: [email protected]
FOREST CITY CHAPTER’S
Administrative Professionals Day Workshop 2014 BENEFITS OF IAAP MEMBERSHIP?
WHAT IS THE FOREST CITY CHAPTER? The Forest City Chapter is a Cleveland area Chapter with over 70 members. The Chapter conducts 10 monthly meetings each year featuring workshops, seminars, and motivational speakers to enhance its members’ personal and professional development.
Did you know Diversity Reaches much further than race and gender?
N E T W O R K I N G: It’s not what you know, but who you know! Get to know some exciting, creative people, who become resources for life.
E D U C A T I O N AL P R O G R A M S: Offering value to you personally and professionally.
Members’ employers reap the benefits with access to current business research, targeted publications, study materials, certification programs and more.
C O M MITTEES: Offering you an opportunity to get involved and to make a greater impact on your community and yourself. Getting involved helps you learn new skills.
Participation often leads to effective leadership training which builds confidence and teamwork skills.
L E A D E R S H I P O P POR T U N I T I E S: Builds self-esteem.
International Association of Administrative Professionals Forest City Chapter
Our mission is to enhance the success of career–minded administrative professionals by providing opportunities for growth through education, community building and leadership development.
Wednesday, April 23, 2014 Holiday Inn, Independence 5:30 PM NETWORKING 6:00 PM DINNER 6:30 PM PROGRAM
Event Sponsored:
The Forest City Chapter is pleased to have noted clinical counselor, author and speaker, Susan Fee as our presenter for this program.
Registration Form
DIVERSITY 101
April 23, 2014 Administrative Professionals Day
Our Speaker: Amanda Cooper Program Specialist: Professional Development at the Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio
Please register me and the following individuals to attend the April 23, 2014 APD event sponsored by Thompson Hine and the Forest City Chapter, IAAP: Name:
Amanda Cooper received her Bachelor and Master’s degrees in Psychology, along with Certification in Diversity Management, from Cleveland State University. She has an extensive background in sales, management, adult learning, training and development. This has provided her with invaluable experience and insight into both the challenges and rewards that come from recruiting, developing and retaining a diverse workforce. Amanda is currently working towards a PhD in International Psychology from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. This program provides graduates with the skills that are necessary to design, evaluate, and lead international programs that result in better business outcomes for corporations, governmental, and non‐ governmental organizations. At the Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio, Amanda specializes in the development and facilitation of change management and organizational development initiatives, and programs relating to culture, cultural competence, diversity, inclusion, intercultural communication and conflict resolution in the workplace.
Phone: Email: Name: Phone: Email: Name: Phone: Email:
Payment of $30 per person (members and guests) must accompany this registration which includes program and pasta buffet dinner. Please make checks payable to Forest City Chapter IAAP and mail (postmarked by April 16, 2014) to: Cindy Sugerik c/o Thompson Hine LLP 127 Public Square, 3900 Key Center Cleveland, OH 44114-1291
Amount Enclosed: $
For PayPal payment option, please visit our website: http://www.iaap-forestcity.org/MeetingsEvents Registration Deadline: April 18, 2014
For more information contact: Cindy Sugerik Phone: (216) 566‐7615 Email: [email protected]
