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By
Akindman
Congratulations and thank you to all of the
administrative professionals for your outstanding work in making business and
life a better place.
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The theme for the 2012 Administrative Professionals Day
is: “Admins,
the pulse of the office.”
Administrative Professionals Day will mark its 60th
anniversary on April 25, 2012. Over those decades, the job of an administrative
professional has changed dramatically thanks to new tools, techniques and
seismic shifts in the economy and culture itself. But admins have remained the
steady center of efficiency through it all, helping ensure that jobs get done
right, on time and under budget. Admins are one of the engines of business,
particularly in a complex economy. In a world that demands the accurate and
speedy movement of digital information, admins are masters of data. And they do
this while maintaining their more traditional role as the gatekeepers for many
customers, clients and employees. Quite simply, admins are the pulse of the
office.
(http://www.iaap-hq.org/events/apw)
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Administrative Professionals' Day (also known as
Secretaries Day or Admin Day) is an unofficial secular holiday observed in
several countries to recognize the work of secretaries, administrative
assistants, receptionists, and other administrative support professionals. (Wikipedia)
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I was very fortunate to have had first class
professionals who were much more than just a administrative assistant/secretary
– they were my assistants/partners in running our organization. They not only
helped in the daily operations but were deeply involved in the planning process
and could always be relied upon to offer keen insight and provide solid recommendations
for improving the future operations.
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