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The International Association of Business Communicators is a nonprofit organization that provides resources and connects communication professionals globally to improve organizational effectiveness through strategic communication management. It aims to offer lifelong learning opportunities to its members, who work in a variety of industries including corporate, government, healthcare, education and more, by sharing best practices and helping shape the future of the communication field.

IABC is a not-for-profit international network of professionals committed to improving the effectiveness of organizations through strategic interactive and integrated business communication management Who? What?

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Industries in Which Members Work * Other includes advertising, audiovisual, telecommunications, publishing, real estate, environmental services and many other types of businesses

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