IAAP Detroit Chapter

Today is YOUR day, and we're honored to celebrate the administrative professionals who are truly the backbone of every successful organization.

This just summed up my early 80s working career:
-MTM Designing Women Moonlighting, LA Law and Murphy Brown were my absolute GO TO shows. I worked with a Don Draper type war veteran insurance guy they by pushing out to pasture who had an incredible book of business and every morning I would make an excuse to say, “Oh Mr. Gra-a-a-ant” to him and that just made his day and his secretary’s blood boil😂.
-I hated Ally McBeal-I thought her skirts were too short and her double entendres and innuendo were so unnecessary;
-There was a dress code at work;
-I had magazine subscriptions to Working Woman and Working Mother (these were MY mentors)
-Mommy Track was a buzz word
-My senior capstone in undergrad was Women in Management
These things helped me navigate my Corporate with things NO one told me.

See What Corporate America Looked Like in the 1970s The times have changed.

Hello and Hi Administrative and Office Professionals of Detroit:
Please consider this Facebook post your personal invitation to attend this insightful and CAP certified training session.

Since 1947, The Detroit Chapter has built the professional image of administrative and office professionals in the workplace through education, community building and leadership development, while promoting and rewarding cooperative relationships with Detroit’s most respected organizations in both the public and private sector.

Take the time, make the investment in yourself and career by joining the Detroit chapter, a 67 year old nationally recognized Chapter of Excellence and advance your career while promoting yourself. Hope to see you there. Feel free to stop by our website: www.iaapdetroit.org for more information.

Victoria B. Edwards
Vice President

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