Part of the global corporate communication network that is the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC: http://iabc.com) with 16,000 members, the 400-member New York chapter (NY/IABC) exists to serve your needs as a professional communicator.

From networking to professional development, NY/IABC offers members IABC’s global resources and NY/IABC’s access to New York City’s unsurpassed opportunities as the communication capital of the world.

NY/IABC has big plans for 2010. The new board of governors is committed to rejuvenating the chapter to meet the needs of today’s—and tomorrow’s—communicators. Watch for new programs and new ways to add value to your membership and to your career.

If you’d like to be part of the new NY/IABC, please contact membership chair, Mary Vanderwoude, at (212) 242-2594 or by e-mail at mary.vanderwoude@towerswatson.com.

Always feel free to contact me, Bob Noltenmeier, at (212) 992-3353 or rfn1@nyu.edu. If you’re a current member, I’d like to hear your suggestions for enhancing the chapter. If you’re considering joining NY/IABC, I’d be glad to answer your questions and explain how NY/IABC can help you—and how you can help NY/IABC and your chosen profession.

Let’s move forward together as corporate communication evolves to new levels and to a new era with the help of the new NY/IABC.

Best,

Robert F. Noltenmeier
NY/IABC President

P.S. You’ll find the board of governors and chapter administrator information under Contacts.