International Head Quarters

IAAP’s mission statement is “enhancing the success of career-minded administrative professionals through education, community building and leadership development.” We hope you’ll agree that the web community is a great example of how community building can facilitate both education and leadership development.

This new community is built on a different principle: the most important part of this community isn’t pages and files, but people and those connections between people.

Those connections happen over a vast network made up of all IAAP members, and they happen through lots of ways:
   -   discussions in eGroups, blog posts, private messages,
   -   discussions attached to documents in the professional resource library,
   -   our very own wiki; IAAPedia
   -   and lots of other ways.

The pieces are in place. You can talk privately, discuss in public, build your network, share files. There’s just one thing missing… and that’s you. As we mentioned earlier, the IAAP web community is built on the participation of and networks of over 28,000 members just like you.

We hope you enjoy this latest version of the web community and that you find it to be a valuable networking tool not only for your chapter and division, but for your own communications in IAAP.