Meetings & Events - New York City Chapter

Last updated on 1/26/2012 11:07:21 AM

New York City Chapter 2011-2012 Meeting Calendar

Venue: TBA with each notice

DATES AND TOPICS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
and will be confirmed by a meeting notice prior to the actual date

New York City Chapter generally meets the third Wednesday of the month.

Month	Date	Events
July	1	IAAP/NYCC Fiscal Year Begins
August	25	Board Meeting – Annette Abdelleh’s Office
September	16	Board Meeting – Annette Abdelleh’s Office
	21	NYCC Monthly Chapter Meeting @ 245 Park Avenue (bet 46 & 47th st) NYSD Vice President Angela Grabowski – IAAP Succession Planning
	24	ICC Meeting 10:00 a.m. Hosted by: Queens County Chapter at York College, Faculty Dining room (2D01) Academic Core Building, 1^{st Floor, 94-20 Guy R. Brewer Blvd.}
	²⁸	Board Meeting – Conference Call
October	¹⁹	^{Shecky’s Girls’ Night Out Fundraiser}
NOTE: meeting is on Tuesday, not our usual Wednesday	²⁵	^{NYCC Monthly Chapter Meeting @ 245 Park Avenue (bet 46 & 47th st) Bianca Constance - New Member Orientation & Open House – Everything You Wanted To Know About IAAP But Were Afraid To Ask Also: Sherri Kaufman of Denihan Hospitality Group, 15 minute introduction of her facilities in New York City}
	²⁷	Board Meeting – Conference Call
November	¹	Board Meeting – Conference Call (tentative)
	⁹	Special Event: Show Me the Money! 45 Tips in 45 Minutes using Office 2010 presented by Vickie Sokol Evans of Red Cape Co.
	¹⁶	Board Meeting – Conference Call or face-to-face
December	¹³	^{Dinner Out - Planet Hollywood Times Square}
*January*	18	NYCC Monthly Chapter Meeting – Virtual/Webinar Dianne Richards, NYCC President– Navigating The IAAP Community
	25	Special Event: Vickie Sokol Evans of Red Cape Co. is coming back! Details to follow!
February	¹⁵	^{NYCC Monthly Chapter Meeting at Valerie Wilson Travel – 475 Park Ave South Changes in the travel industry and what admins need to know to keep track of their travelers in these turbulent times. Wine & Cheese SE corner of Park Ave South & 32nd Street (6 Train), Building under construction}
	²²	Board Meeting – Conference Call or face-to-face
March	²¹	^{NYCC Monthly Chapter Meeting @ 245 Park Avenue (bet 46 & 47th st) Jeffrey Kamberg, Office Team – Digital Age}
	²⁸	Board Meeting – Conference Call or face-to-face
April	^22-28	^{ICC APW Event}
May	²	Board Meeting – Conference Call or face-to-face
	¹⁶	^{NYCC Monthly Chapter Meeting @ 245 Park Avenue (bet 46 & 47th st) Tony Bocchino – Smead Organomics and Filing Solutions NYCC Annual Meeting Officers and Committee Chairman present Annual Reports}
	^18-22	^{NYSD Annual Meeting at LaGuardia Plaza Hotel, Hosted by Inter- County Council Chapters}
	³⁰	Board Meeting – Conference Call
June	²⁰	^{NYCC Monthly Chapter Meeting Closing 2011-2012 Year – Installation of Officers/Presentation TBD}

If you have a specific topic you would like to hear about, or you have heard a speaker you think the membership would benefit in hearing, please contact Dianne Richards. All comments and suggestions are welcomed.

Note: All programs designated for Professional Development will be submitted for recertification points. Please refer to the individual meeting notices sent prior to each meeting for more details.

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Ten Good Reasons to Attend Chapter Functions

Submitted by Amy House, IAAP

Ten Good Reasons to Attend Chapter Functions?
Even When You Might Have Something Else to Do

You are important to the chapter; your absence will be felt.
It's vital to support your teammates. You might need them to support your ventures in the future.
You never know when and where opportunity will be knocking. Don't ever assume "There's nothing in this for me." You'll be wrong more often than you'll be right!
Like weddings and funerals, there are times when your presence is essential for relationship building. It's almost guaranteed you will be glad you made the effort!
Valuing IAAP activities is imperative for future growth. You'll never convince potential members of the value of IAAP membership if you don't value IAAP activities.
Like nuclear energy, the maximum production of energy requires a certain critical mass. We owe it to fellow members to participate.
Joining IAAP at the chapter level is a commitment to the group. The more chapter members you have who show this commitment, the less chance any one person will be shouldering an unfair or unreasonable burden of this involvement.
Get a full return on your investment. If your employer is supporting your membership, you owe it to him/her to get a full return on the investment. Your employer will see the difference when you're active and involved.
There's always something new to learn and experience. Even the same seminar topic or chapter committee project will be "new" when presented with another viewpoint or while working with a different team. Also, you may be primed for a new epiphany because of your new life experiences or enhanced receptivity.
If the chapter event or meeting is not fun or beneficial, why is your chapter doing it anyway? Voice your concerns and give suggestions before the chapter is committed to a course of action. Create, don't just critique.

We can't make the leap to remarkable without your help!

International IAAP Meetings and Events

2012 International Education Forum and Annual Meeting (EFAM): Grapevine, Texas, July 22-25, Gaylord Texan Resort
2013 International Education Forum and Annual Meeting (EFAM): Anaheim, Calif., July 28-31, Anaheim Convention Center
2014 International Education Forum and Annual Meeting (EFAM): Milwaukee, Wis., July 27-30, Milwaukee Convention Center
2015 International Education Forum and Annual Meeting (EFAM): Louisville, KY, July 26-29, Kentucky Intl Convention Center