by Grace Judson For many administrative professionals (and, if they’re being honest, many executives!), networking is a necessary evil. Time-consuming and often overwhelming, it’s all too easy to let networking slide off your to-do list. Professional connections are important—perhaps even essential—to your career success. Your network is where you find resources for advancement, support when…
Today’s attendees expect every event to be one-of-a-kind, which means event planners are “thinking outside the ballroom” when it comes to venues. The industry shows clients are excited about discovering and booking unique and undiscovered locations. From a zen, private residence for an executive retreat or team offsite, to an upbeat atmosphere for the next company celebration—there are thousands of spaces worthy of your team’s ideas. Look for a one-stop-shop that can also arrange additional services like catering or AV for an experience that covers all your event needs.
IAAP’s Interim CEO, Melissa Mahoney, recently took part in a Tweet Chat to address the growing popularity of services rendered on-demand and how it might affect the administrative profession.
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