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IABC Heritage Region

What's New:

Congratulations to our 2008/09 Board Members
At our 2008 Heritage Region annual meeting, members had an opportunity to vote on a new slate of board members. Elected members included:

• Region Director-Elect: Randi Hansen, Cleveland (one-year term with automatic succession to 2009-2010 Region Director)
• Communications Director/Secretary: Karin Ricketts, Indianapolis (two-year term)
• Finance Director: Guy Westermeyer, Indianapolis. (two-year term)
• Professional Development Director: Mary Bogan, Dayton (two-year term)
• Region Growth & Development Director: Matt Evans, Cleveland (second year of a two-year term)
• Chapter Liaison: Pat Frey, Greater Cincinnati (two-year term)
 

IABC Heritage Region conference will be in Hartford in 2008
 October 12-14 will be the dates of our 2008 IABC Heritage Region Fall Conference in Hartford, CT.  Learn how you promote your company and support your region by becoming a sponsor!

An exciting aspect of our fall conference is that Heritage Region has been selected to run IABC International’s first ever national student conference concurrently with our professional conference in October. Watch this site for updates and details!

Heritage Region News

Webinars: A great addition to monthly chapter programming!
The IABC Heritage Region Webinar Catalog lists  discounted, high quality Ragan Webinars!!  Visit our events page to view webinar offerings. 

About IABC Heritage Region
 The IABC Heritage Region has the largest number of members of any region, serving 17 U.S. states plus Washington , D.C. The region covers Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, D.C. and West Virginia.

The IABC Heritage Region supports IABC's mission by:

  1. Serving Region members, primarily through providing guidance, support, and development opportunities for Chapter leaders;

  2. Fostering growth within the Region; and

  3. Serving as a communication conduit between members, chapters and the IABC Executive Board.

 


 


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