Under the theme "The Revolutionary Administrative Professional - Inspiring Excellence", the Bahamas Association of Administrative Professionals (formerly IAAP Bahamas Chapter) will host its second Annual Educational Seminar on Friday, March 17 at the BCPOU Hall (Keith Archer Building), Farrington Road, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
In 1966 five trailblazers formed the then renowned Bahamas Secretaries Association (BSA). One of its aims was to formalize the secretaries profession in The Bahamas, bringing special recognition and placing national value for the role they play in an organization, and to also acknowledge and express appreciation to them and their bosses via the annual bosses and secretaries day, which is still celebrated today.
It is upon the hard work, persistence and shoulders of Anne Lowe, Mickey Kimberk, Gwen Reid, Barbara Pierre and Norma Barker and many more in the years that followed that BAAP stands firm and dedicated to continue fostering the growth and development of office professionals. BAAP is happy to report that males were and are a part of this movement to success and have also benefitted tremendously from it.
The Bahamas Association of Administrative Professionals (BAAP) is continuing to foster the growth and development of office professionals through the sponsorship of educational seminars. The upcoming seminar will address various topical issues affecting office professionals, such as: "Dress for Success...Bringing out the Inner Beauty in You" by Stacia Williams of Total Image Management & Communications Company Limited; "The Revolutionary Administrative Professional - Inspiring Excellence", by Sharon Cleare; "Establishing and Managing your Wealth & Estate" by Dominic Ferguson of Fidelity Bank; "Women's Health" by Dr. Pamela T. Carroll of WomenCare Center and "Mastering the Interview Process" by Laurie Gibson of DHL.
As the theme suggests, the goal of this event is to revolutionize administrative professionals. BAAP is committed to promoting excellence and the personal and professional development of office professionals.
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