The International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP) is a non-profit association with 40,000 members across 600 chapters worldwide. It is governed by a 12-member board and owns its headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. The IAAP aims to elevate standards for administrative professionals and promote their value through education and training programs. It provides information, education, and training to set global standards of excellence for administrative professionals.

2.  IAAP is a non-profit professional association with
approximately 40,000 members and affiliates and nearly
600 chapters worldwide.
 It is governed by a 12-member International Board of
Directors, elected annually by member delegates at the
IAAP International Convention and Education Forum.
 IAAP owns and operates its headquarters building
located in Kansas City, Missouri.
 It is NOT a union organization. IAAP works in partnership
with employers to promote excellence and lifelong
learning.
<http://www.iaap-hq.org/about.htm>

3.  The IAAP mission is to be the acknowledged,
recognized leader of administrative professionals and
to enhance their individual and collective value, image,
competence, and influence.
 IAAP’s objectives are to elevate the standards of all
administrative professionals and to promote their
working relationships with management through
continuing education, authorized programs, and
publications.

4. IAAP’s purpose is to
provide information,
education, and training
and to set standards of
excellence recognized
by the business
community on a global
perspective.
IAAP’s vision is to
inspire and equip all
administrative
professionals to attain
excellence.

5.  Integrity
 Encouragement
 Leadership
 Loyalty
 Professionalism
 Relevance
 Pride
 Connection
 Individual
Performance

6. Three Types of IAAP
Review the three Membership
types of membership
and select the one
appropriate for you. Professional
Complete the Student
application and pay
and you are now an
IAAP member! Associate

7. A currently employed (or within the last two years) administrative
professional, a holder of the CPS and/or CAP rating, or an employed
teacher of business education.
IAAP Annual Membership
Dues for a Professional
member are $58 plus a one-
time processing fee of $15.
If an individual joins a local
chapter, chapter and
division dues are additional
and vary depending on the
division/chapter.

8. For a Student Member, there is no processing fee, only
annual fees of $24.

9. An associate member is an individual, firm, or educational
institution that sustains the objectives of IAAP.
Associate membership dues include a one-time processing fee of
$15 and annual dues of $155.

10. The preceding has been created by Trameka
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