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What's in it for Employers?
- IAAP members gain the tools and knowledge needed to become more effective contributors to their employers.
- IAAP publications and educational events enable members stay on top of their profession.
- Save time and money; when seeking ideas and know-how for a specific project, IAAP members don’t often have to reinvent the wheel. They can call on the support of their peers and/or headquarters for advice and for direction on available resources, saving organizations valuable time and money.
- Members receive leadership training and experience that builds their confidence and teamwork skills.
- IAAP members are better-prepared, front-line “ambassadors” for their employers. Having knowledgeable professionals on staff reflects well on your business or service.
- Workers experience professionalism first-hand and aspire to greater professional heights.
- Assistance in recruiting new administrative professionals and in retaining current staff.
- Build a team spirit among administrative professionals across departments and facilities.
- Maximum bang for the buck -- access to current business research, targeted publications, selected study materials, certification programs, and more.
- Communication opens between management and administration, producing better work relationships.
- Raises administrative professionals to a level that well serves corporate team members (managers and other professionals perceive administrative professionals in new ways; corporate team members become more comfortable delegating work to administrative professionals that are seen as the capable professionals they are).
- Increased feelings of self-worth and competence empower administrative assistants to take on more and tougher challenges instead of waiting for assignments...managers get more done with the confidence it is being done right.
These are just a few examples of what can be gained from hiring IAAP members or supporting IAAP membership in your place of business. Call or email us for additional information.
Associate Members are individuals, firms, or educational institutions that sustain the objectives of IAAP. For a business or institution, provide name and address of contact person when you join. |
