Information to help you use this book.In addition to the member listings, the WorldBook offers information on all IABC services and products available -- where to find them, and how to use them. The purpose of this WorldBook is to help you make the most of your member services -- and get the most from your IABC dues! To find what you are looking for, first start with the table of contents on pages 4 and 5. IABC's association leaders, award winners, accredited members, and information on your member services are listed (and arranged) alphabetically. If you don't find what you're seeking in the contents, go to the comprehensive cross index at the back of this book. And if you still can't find it, call world headquarters offices at (415) 433-3400 or fax (415) 362-8762. We've made a sincere effort to verify listings in this special WorldBook edition of Communication World. However, we assume no liability for error or omission. Please inform us of inaccuracies. Also, services, fees and prices mentioned in the member services section were accurate at press time, but may change during the year. JANUARY 1993, VOLUME 10, NUMBER 2 Information you need to help you use this WorldBook 3a Accreditation; listing of Accredited Business Communicators 8a Association leaders 12a Executive board 12-13a Research Foundation trustees 14a Organizational chart 16a World headquarters staff 17a Committee and task force chairpersons 18a Chapter presidents 21a Awards 31a Gold Quill Awards Program 31a Fellow Award 31a Excellence in Communication Leadership (EXCEL) Award 32a Chairman's Award 33a Past IABC chairpersons 33a Life members 34a Educator and student relations 36a IABC student chapters 36a Information services 38a Communication Bank 38a NEXIS service 38a Leader support 40a Chapter of the Year 41a Membership policies and categories 42a Mission, purpose and structure of IABC 44a Family tree 35a Organizational chart 16a Networks 46a Strategic Interest Groups 46a PeopleFinders 46a Professional development programs 48a Annual international conferences and exhibitions 48a Publications 50a Research Foundation 53a Research Foundation trustees 16a IABC worldwide 54a Districts/regions 57a International affiliated organizations 56a Resource Yellow Pages 73a Standards 58a Bylaws 62a Code of Ethics 58a Listing of IABC members 1 Alphabetical 1 Geographical 343 Organizational 467 Cross reference index 68a IABC Copyright [C] 1993 by the International Association of Business Communicators. All right reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, used for mailing list preparation, used for promotional mailings, in retrieval systems, or transmitted in any form or by electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or other means without prior written permission of the International Association of Business Communicators. Anyone violating the copyright protections outlined above is subject to prosecution. IABC rents its member list to outside vendors. Any member wishing not to be included on lists we rent should call Austin Holian at the world headquarters office, (415) 433-3400, ext. 124. Yellow Page Advertisers Index (Display, see p. 71) 246 Fifth Design 82 Adams Research, Inc. 96 AdMaster, Inc. 73,76,78,85,86 Tim Andrews Photography 89 The Art Litho Company 92 Associated Release Service 91 Associated Press 89 Associates & William 83 Vivian Auslander Communications 74 Baber & Associates 97 Bacon's Information, Inc. 74,85,92 Banta Publications Group 92 Batista Moon Studio 90 Baxter Ink 103 BCA Communication Group, Inc. 92 Beach Associates 101 Benchmark Communications 79,86,101 Lawrence Bender & Associates 80 Blades & Associates 94 W.T. Blase & Associates 85 Blue Sky Communications 101 Blue Streak, A Communications Company 79,86,96,99 Craig Burleigh Photography 89 Tom Burley Photography 89 Business Wire 89 The Cantor Concern 83 Capital Speakers, Inc. 96 CC Communications 74,103 Jann Church Partners 80 Ingbritt Christensen Design 80 Toby Clark Associates, Inc. 83 Coarc Video 76,77,78,100,101 Ralph Cohen 98 Color Film Corporation 101 Columbia Books, Inc. 83 Communication Exchange 88 Communications Plus 74 Consultoria de Communication
Global 75
Corporate Image 92
Gillian/Craig Associates 80
Creamer Dickson Basford 95
Crews Control Corporation 101
Joe Czop, Photographer 89
Jay Daniel Associates 90
DWJ Television 77,78,86,97,100,101
Electronic Type & Color 79
Ray Engle & Associates 80
Emerson Wadjowicz Studios 73,83
Stephen Farley Design 80,83
FDI Services 92
FPG International 98
Freeman Communications 83
Frontline Communications 84
Funk & Luetke 75,76,78,79,84,85,88,93,95,101
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Eric Futran Photography 90
The Third Annual Resource Yellow Pages is filled with more than 300 companies listed alphabetically by category to help you get right to the kinds of companies you're looking for, fast. Your fellow members have been designated as well. When you call these advertisers please mention that you saw them in the Resource Yellow Pages. George Lithograph 93 John Gerstner 90,98 Gibbs & Soell, Inc. 75,78,85,88,96,101,103 Deborah Gordon Public Relations 94 The Gotham Group 101 Ron Gould Studios 90 The Graphics Group 82,93 Greater Talent Network 96 The Haas Group 103 Diana Hall 103 Hameroff/Milenthal/Spence 87 L. Haney & Associates 75,85 Hausman Design 73 John S. Hightower 85 Lynn Hiller Design 83 Richard Hirneisen, Photography 90 Hoffman Creative, Inc. 98 Gayle Holton Desing 84 James E. Hunt & Associates 79,84,86,87,96,98,99 Hunstman Graphic Design 84 Identity 77 Image Access 87 Impact Communications 87 Impression Makers 82,93 International Contact 99 Iverson Language Associates 82,84,99,101 Jacque Consulting Inc. 81 Jameson Communications Group 76 J&J Consulting 94 Philip Johnson Associates 94 JP Communications 83 Kennedy Printing 93 Ketchum Public Relations 95 K.L. Publications 79 Anne Klein & Associates 76,79,86,95 John Kneapler Design 84 Kunigis Communications 103 Language Services International 99 Lambert Communications 103 Lippincott & Margulies 77 Little & Company 81 The Lucaszewski Group 79,87 Michael J. London & Associates 95 Marc Longwood Photography 90 M & A Publishing 80 Main Street Productions, Inc. 101 Marketing Works! 85 Margo MacInnes 103 Julie Ann McGovern 88,98,104 Janice McLemore Graphic Design 81 Mary Fran McQuade 103 Medialink 79,89,97,100 Media Concepts Group 101 Media Distribution Services 92 Media One Communications Ltd. 78.87,102 Media Strategy, Inc. 79,86,87,99,102 Medical Writer 76,88,104 Merrill Custom Communications 73,84 Merrill Video 102 MG Productions 102 Rita Mhley & Associates 88 Micro Interactive 87 Lawrence Migdale Photography 90 Miracom, Inc. 73,88 Modern Graphics, Inc. 93 Morris Communications 75 Morrow & Associates 73,88 National Photo Service 89 Page Imaging, Inc. 82,90,93 Page One Productions 88 Panebianco, Inc. 81 Ann Parker Creative Services 75 PARTYLINE 86,88 Garret Patterson 98 PhotoBureau, Inc. 90 Pierpont Communications, Inc. 95 Sam Pierson Photography 90,98 Print Wise 81 PR NEWS 88 Production Masters, Inc. 102 Profile Design 81 Publication Management, Inc. 94 Purviance & Company 84 Quicksilver Photography 91 Rainbow Media 77,80,82,88,94 Bill Rase Productions 102 Readex, Inc. 97 The Repovich-Reynolds Group 83 Roberta Resnick & Associates 75 Restivo Communications
Group 75,78,86,94,95,96,100,102,104
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RMD & Associates 102
Robinson Lew Design 84
Jeff Rogers Photography 91
E.J. Sarraille Design Group 81
Semel/Kaye & Co., Inc. 76,94,95
Serey/Jones Publishers, Inc. 80
Sickles Photo-Reporting Service 91,99 Simmons-Boardman Publishing Co. 80 Simmons College 85 Shapiro Communications, Inc. 77 Skutski & Associates 79,81,95,99 Sheila Sloan Public Relations, Inc. 94,95 Sonoma Video Productions 102 Spectrum Communications 94 Spectrum Multilanguage Communications 100 Staada & Koorey, Inc. 81 Stagevision, Inc. 73 Stephenson Productions 91 Stratton Publishing & Marketing 93 Sullivan/Perkins 84 J. Craig Sweat Photography 91 Marilyn Taber Direct Mail 104 Target Vision, Inc. 78 Thislethwaite Communications 75 Tommy Thompson, Photographer 91 Tolland Marketing Group 73,76,77,82,83,85,88,89 TPC-The Publications Company 76,80 Video Image Production 78 Video Monitoring Service of America, Inc. 74 Videotransform, Inc. 102 Visible Ink, Incorporated 77,96 Visions West 102 VNR 1-Video Public Relations 78,86,100 Don Warfield Communications 91 Washington Independent Productions 100 Wechsler & Partners 75,77,82,85 David Weintraub Photography 91 Wet Ink 104 Lou Williams & Associates 87,96,97 Lou Williams Seminars 98 Wordwarch-Corporate Writing Consultants 104 Worldwide Television News 97,100 YAR Communications 100 Yonchenko Communications 78,85,100,103 ACCREDITATION Becoming an Accredited Business Communicator (ABC) is an important step in your professional development. IABC's accreditation program measures your abilities and skills at a critical stage of career growth -- as you move from craft levels into communication management levels. A rigorous testing program identifies and recognizes the well-rounded communicator through written and oral examinations and a portfolio evaluation. "ABC" after your name is a mark of professional achievement and commitment. It demonstrates to fellow communicators, to employers, and, most important, to yourself, that you have attained the skill levels needed. For more information on the accreditation program, call Rae Hamlin, ABC, (415) 433-3400, ext. 113, or fax (415) 362-8762. Accredited Business Communicators A. Kathleen Abel, ABC Jennifer Ailor, ABC Judy F. Alexander, ABC Elizabeth Allan, ABC Gray Allen, ABC Susan Allen, ABC Claudia S. Anderson, ABC Paul A. Anderson, ABC Valerie E. Arlette, ABC Andre L. Armstrong, ABC Linda C. Ashby, ABC Susan A. Ashe, ABC John N. Aspery, ABC Anne Bader, ABC Henry B. Bachrach, ABC Frederick Bagg, ABC Patricia Baird, ABC Roger Baker, ABC Richard B. Barger ABC Brenda J. Barnard, ABC Walter G. Beach, ABC Sandra J. Beatie, ABC Jean-Pierre Beaudry, ABC William C. Beaver, ABC James H. Beck, ABC Edwin J. Beckley, ABC Robin K. Beggs, ABC Louise A. Behan, ABC James R. Belcher, ABC Barbara J. Bellemare, ABC Gillian F. Bennett, ABC William J. Bennington, ABC Eric J. Bergman, ABC Kerry M. Berk, ABC Joyce E. Bernotas, ABC Robert M. Berzok, ABC Kenneth Best, ABC Richard V. Bevan, ABC Curtis P. Billhymer, ABC Gabriella Birkholz, ABC Rita A. Black, ABC Roger D. Blakewell, ABC Steve Blankinship, ABC Steve D. Blewett, ABC Elizabeth C. Blumenschein, ABC Daniel R. Bomeli, ABC Fran Booth, ABC J.D. Booth, ABC Eldean Borg, ABC Sarah B. Bornstein, ABC Kathleen M. Bourchier, ABC Lorraine A. Boyd, ABC William H. Skip Boyer, ABC James E. Braibish, ABC Alice H. Brink, ABC Barbara R. Brown, ABC Jim Brown, ABC Lyn N. Brown, ABC Marvin L. Brown, Jr., ABC Eleanor J. Brownridge, ABC Donald R. Bruun, ABC Jerry L. Bryan, ABC Mary E. Bufe, ABC Robert L. Buker, ABC Christopher Bunting, ABC Stewart L. Burge, ABC Marilyn R. Busby, ABC Deborah L. Butler, ABC Christine Campbell, ABC Wendy E. Campbell, ABC Melissa A. Carlson, ABC Cheryl Carr, ABC Diane N. Chapin, ABC Richard G. Charlton, ABC Ken Cherney, ABC R. Murray Church, ABC Rocco Ciancio, ABC Linda Sue Clarkson, ABC Meg Claxton, ABC John G. Clemons, ABC Susanne Norton Coffey, ABC Cathy Coffey-Weber, ABC Herbert N. Colcord, ABC Jolaine F. Collins, ABC Stephen F. Coop, ABC Walter A. Cooper, ABC Cheryl Corbeill, ABC Wally L. Court, ABC Terri M. Craig, ABC Glenna Cross, ABC Claude Crowley, ABC Susan K. Culler, ABC Tom Curran, ABC Dixie A. Cutler, ABC Mary Alice Czerwonka, ABC Roger M. D'Aprix, ABC Catherine M. Dagg-Murphy, ABC Diana Daghofer, ABC Diny E. Dalby, ABC Dan Danbom, ABC Steven J. Daughtery, ABC Robert H. Davis, ABC George de Mare, ABC Peter de Vos, ABC Oliver P. Dewar, ABC Toni L. Dixon, ABC Elaine C. Dixson, ABC James R. Douglas, ABC Philip N. Douglis, ABC Mickey A. Driver, ABC Vicki L. Dungan, ABC Nicholas G. Durutta, ABC Connie Eckard, ABC Evelyn Eman, ABC Myron Emanuel, ABC Mark W. Estes, ABC Roger Feather, ABC Christopher Feeney, ABC Kevin A. Feeney, ABC Bernie Fette, ABC Helen Ryan Fischer, ABC Beth Fleischman, ABC Sue Fleming, ABC Gerda Fogle, ABC Kathryn Fogle, ABC Roy G. Foltz, ABC John A.F. Ford, ABC Robert E. Frank, ABC David K. French, ABC Paula K. French, ABC Linda Frey, ABC Donna J. Gambol, ABC Beckie S. Garber-Conrad, ABC Sara Means Geigel, ABC Barbara A. Gibson, ABC Debbie J. Gibson, ABC Laura Jean Gilbert, ABC Shirley Gilbert, ABC Deborah Chism Globerson, ABC Elizabeth M. Glover, ABC Dale R. Gluck, ABC Hank Goertzen, ABC Wendy M. Gold, ABC Marlene A. Goldsmith, ABC Charles M. Gordon, ABC Nancy A. Gordon, ABC Ian V. Grant, ABC Patrick G. Green, ABC Diane e. Guerra, ABC Charles E. Haddox, ABC Frederic I. Halperin, ABC William K. Hamilton, ABC Rae Hamlin, ABC J. Kimball Hansen, ABC John A. Hardesty, ABC Adrian G.F. Harper, ABC Michael D. Hartley, ABC John W. Hartman, ABC Ian T.A. Hawkins, ABC Richard Henderson, ABC Martha Henegar, ABC William R. Henry Jr., ABC Jeanie D. Herbert, ABC Diane Herndon, ABC William F. Herr, ABC Daniel J. Hicks, ABC David M. Himmel, ABC Stephen C. Hirschman, ABC Ethan Hirsh, ABC Dorothy J. Hobbs, ABC Leanna Walker Hock, ABC Gregory R. Hodges, ABC Robert J. Holland, ABC Margaret G. Holmes, ABC Gull-May Holst, ABC Shel Holtz, ABC Carole M. Howard, ABC Richard D. Hull, ABC Godfrey Huybregts, ABC Carter Hydrick, ABC Michael Hyduke, ABC Karen K. Isaacs, ABC Jorge C. Jackson, ABC Peter C. Jackson, ABC Dennis Jay, ABC Frank W. Jefkins, ABC Eileen L. Jenkins, ABC David L. Jensen, ABC Nancy A. Johnson, ABC Nancy F. Johnson, ABC Terri Lynn Johnson, ABC Wendy Johnson, ABC David R. Johnston, ABC David S. Jones, ABC Harvie L. Jordan, ABC Bette K. Jore, ABC Nancy Jorgensen, ABC Kathryn Kane, ABC Moses Kanhai, ABC Mark D. Karlin, ABC Jennifer D. Floto Katz, ABC Judith A. Kehrle, ABC Kevin W. Kelley, ABC Robert Kelley, ABC Gary Kemper, ABC Jerry Kenney, ABC Gail B. Kent, ABC Alice M. Kern, ABC Candace Kessel, ABC Kay Kirkman, ABC David C. Kistle, ABC Valerie A. Klose, ABC Karin Knapp, ABC Al R. Kowalenko, ABC Mindy Kralicek, ABC Beth A. Kramer, ABC B. Sue Kuntz, ABC Sally F. Kur, ABC Robert W. Kurtz, ABC Ronald A. Kustra, ABC Deborah L. Labosky, ABC Corinne G. Labossiere, ABC George V. Lambert, ABC Robert P. Lambert, ABC Anna Carol "Acey" Lampe, ABC Dean M. Landeche, ABC George Lappan, ABC Sharon Larkin, ABC Marci A. Larson, ABC Monti R. Laslo, ABC Lois Leach, ABC Norman G. Leaper, ABC Rae Leaper, ABC Karen Lee, ABC Linda J. Lee, ABC Mort Leggett, ABC K. Smith Leonard, ABC Michael E. Lewellen, ABC Mary Louise Lillis, ABC Richard T. Lind, ABC Ivan Lloyd, ABC William H. Lloyd, ABC Kathleen Loomis, ABC Joy Lovejoy, ABC Joe Lucchetti, ABC Karen A. Ludlow, ABC M. William Lutholtz, ABC Celia K. Luxmoore, ABC Michael J. Mabin, ABC James Marsh, ABC Katharine Marshall, ABC Annette Martell, ABC Ron E. Martin, ABC T. Craig Martin, ABC Tod Martin, ABC JoAnne F. Martz, ABC James G. Marzano, ABC Annie Massey, ABC Wilma K. Mathews, ABC Downs Matthews, ABC Joan C. McAuley, ABC Elaine McCasland, ABC Mary ann McCauley, ABC Lynne McChristian, ABC Dennis J. McCloskey, ABC Mark P. McElreath, ABC Rodney A. McLean, ABC Julie McLean Knight, ABC Barbara McNichol, ABC Carolyn B. Meigs, ABC Terry L. Mendez, ABC Carolyn S. Merrill, ABC Bruce W. Meyer, ABC Pamela K. Meyerhoffer, ABC Henry Milam, ABC Matthew M. Miller, ABC C. Anne Mowat, ABC Susan E. Mucha, ABC Bishwajit Mukherjee, ABC Maureen J. Murray, ABC B. Angela Murray-Franklin, ABC Leticia Narvaez de Vargas, ABC Anne Marie Nelson, ABC Paula D. Nesbitt, ABC Terry D. Newfarmer, ABC Bruno Newman, ABC Phyllis Newman, ABC Gregory A. Niemann, ABC Lisa G. Noon, ABC Shelly Norden, ABC Laura Nowlin, ABC Barry O'Brien, ABC Jay O'Sullivan, ABC Patrick O'Sullivan, ABC Peter A. Odencarns, ABC Stephen J. Painter, ABC Tony Pargeter, ABC David G. Park, Jr., ABC Russ Parrish, ABC Alvin L. Parsons, ABC Sharon A. Paul, ABC Gregory Peterson, ABC Fred Petrovsky, ABC Barry D. Pevsner, ABC Kenneth C. Phillips, ABC Judy E. Pickens, ABC Catherine M. Pitt, ABC Veronica Pollard, ABC Susanne S. Poole, ABC Carol Poore, ABC Lester R. Potter, ABC Peter E. Poulsen, ABC Margaret Pruett, ABC Randy E. Pruett, ABC Barbara Puffer, ABC Sandra Puskarcik, ABC Michel J. Quakenbush, ABC Michael P. Quane, ABC Beth L. Quartarolo, ABC Patricia Quolke, ABC Lawrence Ragan, ABC Karen J. Raihill, ABC Tim Rasmussen, ABC Parasram Ramoutar, ABC Sharon A. Rasp, ABC Irene Rau, ABC Anne Readett, ABC Lee Recca, ABC Judith L. Redman, ABC Don B. Reimer, ABC Roberta R. Resnick, ABC Michael S. 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Silvis, ABC Ginny Simpson, ABC Angela D. Sinickas, ABC Ruta G. Skelton, ABC Basil Skodyn, ABC Philip L. Skousen, ABC Bonnie B. Smith, ABC Hank T. Smith, ABC Rhonda Snider, ABC Cindy Spencer, ABC Deborah M. Stahl, ABC Britt Stewart, ABC Lynda J. Stewart, ABC Elise Stoesser, ABC Susan M. Storey, ABC Linda M. Strongin, ABC Dawn M. Stuart, ABC Samuel A. Stuart, ABC Susann T. Studz, ABC William E. Swank, ABC Marie J. Szklarz, ABC W.F. Taft, ABC Terri J. Taylor, ABC Marsha E. Terry, ABC Karen S. Thielen, ABC Trudy Thompson Rice, ABC Sigrid E. Tidmore, ABC Elizabeth A. Tidwell, ABC Sharon K. Tiley, ABC Sandra B. Todd, ABC William Toderan, ABC Jane Toombs, ABC Richard J. Toth, ABC Marcia Tucker, ABC Lowell L. Turner, ABC Gordon C. Turner, Jr., ABC Michael Turney, ABC Redmond Tyler, ABC Raymond J. Valek, ABC Gisela Vallandigham, ABC Fernando Valverde, ABC Lester F. Van Dyke, ABC Dan VanKeeken, ABC Marcia P. Vaughan, ABC Kaye Vivian, ABC Barbara Walker, ABC Floyd A. Walker, ABC Gloria Walker, ABC Patricia Walker Angevine, ABC Katherine Walsh Ryan, ABC Deborah J. Walther, ABC Albert B. Wann, ABC John Ward, ABC Marilyn Watkins, ABC E.C. (Lisa) Watson, ABC John R. Weigand, ABC Joyce E. Wells, ABC Beth West, ABC Valerie L. Westman, ABC David L. Whitaker, ABC Robert C. Whitaker, ABC Brian D. White, ABC Marcia A. White, ABC Rosemary White, ABC Kathi Whitley, ABC Brad Whitworth, ABC Steven A. Wilcox, ABC Kurt W. Wildermuth, ABC Janet L. Wile, ABC David O. Wiley, ABC Claudia Wilimovsky, ABC Debbie A. Wilkie, ABC Anna M. Willey, ABC D. Tudor Williams, ABC Louis C. Williams, Jr., ABC Carol Wilson, ABC Michael J. Wilson, ABC Rebecca Winning, ABC Susan F. Winsor, ABC Nancy J. Wood, ABC Janet E.H. Wright, ABC Patricia E. Wyatt, ABC James A. Young, ABC Nancy N. Young, ABC Owen B. Zuro, ABC EXECUTIVE BOARD 1992-93 George McGrath New York, N.Y. Chairman Marica P. Vaughan, ABC(*) Costa Mesa, Calif. Vice-chairwoman Lester R. Potter, ABC(*) Washington, D.C. Past Chairman DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE William G. Briggs, Ed.D. San Jose, Calif. Marketing Research Kathleen M. Bourchier, ABC(*) Montreal, Qc. Finance Mark Giberson Fredericton, NB Professional Development Shel Holtz, ABC(*) Irvine, Calif. Information Services Susan J. Allen. ABC(*) Houston, Texas Communication Leticia Narvaez, ABC(*) Mexico City, D.F. Global Liaison Brenda C. Siler Atlanta, Ga. Leader Development Elise Stoesser, ABC(*) Regina, Sask. Career Planning Gisela Vallandigham, ABC(*) Washington, D.C. Membership Development Brian D. White, ABC(*) Irving, Texas Matrix and Deputy Finance D. Tudor Williams, ABC(*) Vancouver, B.C. Networks DISTRICT AND REGIONAL DIRECTORS Peter Roaf, ABC(*) Richmond, BC. Canada District 1 Annette M. Martell, ABC(*) Toronto, Ont. Canada District 2 Deborah A Keen Philadelphia, Pa. US District 1 Debbie Gibson, ABC(*) Frankfort, Ky. US District 2 Douglas R. Elliott Newark, Del. US District 3 Richard S. Gray Chicago, Ill. US District 4 Frank Booth, ABC(*) Scootsdale, Ariz. US District 5 Jeanie D. Herbert, ABC(*) Fullerton, Calif. US District 6 Mike Ryan Columbus, Ohio US District 7 Bruce E. Wallace Auckland, New Zealand Asia/Pacific Region Ian T.A. Hawkins, ABC(*) Maldon, U.K. Europe/Africa Region IABC RESEARCH FOUNDATION TRUSTEES Carolyn A. Douglas Lincoln, Neb. Chairwoman Frederic I. Halperin, ABC(*) The Woodlands, Texas Immediate past chairman Kathryn Kane, ABC(*), APR, Ph.D. Chicago, Ill. First Vice-chairwoman Robert M. Berzok, ABC(*) Danbury, Conn. Fundraising Patrick Jackson, APR Exeter, N.H. Marketing Gary Kemper, ABC(*) Los Angeles, Calif. Treasurer Paul Fullmer, APR Chicago, Ill. Conference programs C. Eugene Jacobs Kansas City, Mo. Fundraising David C. Kistle, ABC(*) St. Paul, Minn. Administration David Pincus, APR, Ph.D. Fullerton, Calif. Education Don Reimer, ABC(*) Ottawa, Ont. Member communication Maire Simington Phoenix, Ariz. Second Vice-chairwoman John C. Pollock, Ph.D. Trenton, N.J. Research Vicci Rodgers Chicago, Ill. Public relations Lester R. Potter, ABC(*) Washington, DC IABC board liaison Donn Silvis, ABC Cerritos, Calif. Education World headquarters staff Norman G. Leaper, ABC(*) President Elizabeth J. Allan, ABC(*), CAE Senior vice president Gloria Gordon Vice president Communication Connie Rose Vice president Finance Cheryl Carter Vice president Information services Patricia Gundry Vice president Membership marketing Chris Grossgart Vice president Professional development Committee and Task Force Chairpersons Director, Career Planning Elise Stoesser, ABC(*) Regina, Sask. Career Management C: Elise Stoesser, ABC(*) Regina, Sask. Chairman George McGrath New York, N.Y. Executive Committee C: George McGrath New York, N.Y. Chairman's Award C: George McGrath New York, N.Y. Director, Communication Susan J. Allen, ABC(*) Houston, Texas Director, Finance Kathleen M. Bourchier, ABC(*) Montreal, Qc. Audit Committee C: Kathleen M. Bourchier, ABC(*) Montreal, Qc. Bylaws and Policy Manual C: David A. Orman Los Angeles, Calif. Strategic Alliances Committee C: Kathleen M. Bourchier, ABC(*) Montreal, Qc. Director, Global Liaison Leticia Narvaez, ABC(*) Mexico City, D.F. Director, Information Services Shel Holtz, ABC(*) Irvine, Calif. Globalization of Business Task Force C: Jeff Herrington Dallas, Texas Issues Identification Task Force C: Jennifer Floto Katz ABC(*) Agoura Hills, Calif. Book Review Task Force C: Vicki Dungan, ABC(*) Chevy Chase, Md. How-to Handbook Committee C: Marcia White, ABC(*) Lincoln, Neb. Technology Task Force C: Sheri Rosen, ABC(*) Mandeville, La. Director, Leader Development Brenda C. Siler Atlanta, Ga. Chapter Management Forum C: Karen Thielen, ABC(*) Chicago, Ill. Chapter Management Awards C: Chris Watkins Industrial Airport, Kan. Chapter Leaders Workshop C: Irene Rau, ABC(*) Regina, Sask. Co-C: Deborah Becker Bloomington, Minn. District/Regional Director Training C: David Kistle, ABC(*) St. Paul, Minn. Director Membership Development Gisela Vallandigham, ABC(*) Washington, D.C. Student Transition Membership Task Force C: Kit Jenkins St. Louis, Mo. Membership Chair Support Project C: Barbara Gibson, ABC(*) Orlando, Fla. Value For Membership Project C: Paul Viggiano Philadelphia, Pa. Director, Marketing Research William G. Briggs, Ed.D. San Jose, Calif. Best Practices Task Force C: William G. Briggs, Ed.D. San Jose, Calif. Director, Matrix and Deputy Finance Brian D. White, ABC(*) Irving, Texas Accreditation Council C: William E. Swank, ABC(*) Miami, Fla. Ethics Committee C: Mark McElreath, ABC(*), Ph.D. Greenbelt, Md. Matrix/Career Path Development Task Force C: Don Bruun, ABC(*) Bloomington, Minn. Director, Networks D. Tudor Williams, ABC(*) Vancouver, B.C. Strategic Interest Group Management Committee C: D. Tudor Williams, ABC(*) Vancouver, B.C. Past Chairman Lester R. Potter, ABC(*) Washington, D.C. Nominating Committee Lester R. Potter, ABC(*) Washington, D.C. IABC/Foundation Joint Task Force C: Lester R. Potter, ABC(*) Washington, D.C. Fellow Award Program C: Donn Silvis, ABC(*) Cerritos, Calif. Multculturalism Committee C: Sharon Wamble Oakland, Calif. Director, Professional Development Mark Giberson Fredericton, N.B. Conference Manual Task Force C: Mark Giberson Fredericton, N.B. Conference Task Force -- 1992 C: Jill Folan Chicago, Ill. Conference Program Advisory Committee -- 1993 C: Richard E. Wilmot, APR San Diego, Calif. Conference Program Advisory Committee -- 1994 C: Mary Lou van Schaik Willowdale, Ont. PD Program Task Force C: Mary Ann McCauley, ABC(*) Eden Prairie, Minn. Gold Quill Committee C: Alice H. Brink, ABC(*) Houston, Texas Gold Quill Subcommittee C: Ruta Skelton, ABC(*) Toronto, Ont. Vice-chairwoman Marcia P. Vaughan, ABC(*) Costa Mesa, Calif. EXCEL Award C: Diane C. Siegel Los Angeles, Calif. Global Strategy Project Team C: Chris Bunting, ABC(*) Toronto, Ont. (*) Accredited Business Communicator, IABC's professional designation AUSTRALIA IABC/AUSTRALIA Greg E. Every Gen. Mgr., Public Aff. Coles New World Supermarkets P.O. Box 480 Glen Iris, VIC 3146 (3) 829-5435 Fax: (3) 829-5424 BELGIUM IABC/BELGIUM Alessandro Profili Honeywell Europe Ave. du Bourget, 3 1140 Brussels (2) 728-2276 Fax: (2) 728-2629 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Jane Baxter Dir. of Comm. Holiday Inn Worldwide 101 Rue Neerveld Brussels, B-120-0 (2) 773-5576 Fax: (2) 773-5604 CANADA ALBERTA IABC/CALGARY Bonnie D. Pascall Dir., Comm. Rel. Carewest 1070 McDougall Road N.E. Calgary, AB T2E 7Z2 (403) 267-2907 Fax: (403) 267-2968 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Barbara A. Friest Consultant William M. Mercer Ltd. SunLife Plaza III 2080, 112 - 4th Ave., S.W. Calgary AB T2P 0H3 (403) 269-4945 Fax: (403) 261-6938 IABC/EDMONTON Dan VanKeeken, ABC Public Affairs Supervisor Alberta Power Limited Box 2426, 10035-105 St. Edmonton, AB T5J 2V6 (403) 420-8089 Fax: (403) 426-4062 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Ravi Bakshi President Miracom, Inc. 845 Toronto Dominion Tower Edmonton, AB T5J 2Z1 (403) 420-9000 Fax: (403) 428-3844 IABC/FORT MCMURRAY Val Mellesmoen Dir., PR Keyano College 8115 Franklin Ave. Fort McMurray, AB T9H 2H7 (403) 791-4805 Fax: (403) 791-1555 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Brenda M. Erskine Communication Consultant Fort McMurray Public Schools 9401 Franklin Ave. Fort McMurray, AB T9H 3Z7 (403) 743-3705 Fax: (403) 743-2655 British Columbia IABCBC Michele Pankratz Consultant Frontline Communication #2 - 1118 Arbutus St. Vancouver, BC V6J 3W5 (604) 731-4655 Fax: (604) 731-3815 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Brenda L. Birch Hasting Institute Ste. 202, 515 W. 10th Ave. Vancouver, BC V5Z 4A8 (604) 873-7480 Fax: (604) 873-7121 Manitoba IABC/MANITOBA Lois D. Anderson Communication Coord. Credit Union Central of Manitoba Box 9900 3rd Fl. - 215 Garry St. Winnipeg, MB R3C 3E2 (204) 985-4783 Fax: (204) 947-5608 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) C. Diane Kristjansson Dev. Consultant Civil Service Commission Province of Manitoba 68 Forest Park Dr. Winnipeg, MB R2V 2R6 (204) 339-0047 Fax: (204) 948-2165 Newfoundland IABC/NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Jacqui E. Tam Comm. Off. Newfoundland Teachers Assoc. 3 Kenmount Rd. St. John's NF A1B 1W1 (709) 726-3223 Fax: (709) 726-4302 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Clarissa Dicks Newfoundland Telephone Company P.O. Box 2110 Ft. William Bldg St. John's NF A1C 5H6 (709) 739-2842 Fax: (709) 739-2845 Nova Scotia IABC/ATLANTIC CANADA Melanie A. Jollymore Public Relations Counsel Bristol Communications 33 Ochterloney, Ste. 24 Dartmouth, NS B2Y 4P5 (902) 466-0900 Fax: (902) 463-3756 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Andrea L. Davies-Anderson Account Mgr. P.O. Box 3598 Halifax South 300 Hollis St. Halifax, NS B3J 3J2 (902) 420-1860 Fax: (902) 422-2368 Ontario IABC CAPITALE AIPC Sue Rutherford Mgr., Marketing Communication Lumonics Inc. 105 Schneider Rd. Kanata, ON K2K 1Y3 (613)592-1460 Fax: (613) 592-6454 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Moira T. King President Moira King Public Relations #503-556 Laurier Ave., W. Ottawa, ON K1R 7X2 (613) 235-4078 Fax: (613) 235-4078 IABC/GRAND VALLEY Mike G. Farrell Comm. Off. Waterloo County Board of Education 51 Ardelt Ave. Box 68 Kitchener, ON N2G 3X5 (519) 570-0300 Fax: (519) 742-1364 IABC/LONDON Laurie S. Lashbrook President Lashbrook Communications 69 Jennifer Rd. London, ON N5X 3K6 (519) 850-0115 Fax: (519) 850-0115 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Sandra King Webster Coord., Comm. Rel. Thames Valley Children's Centre 779 Baseline Rd. East London, ON N6C 5Y6 (519) 685-8675 Fax: (519) 685-8699 IABC/THUNDER BAY Kelly F. Arnold PR Assistant Thunder Bay Hydro 34 N. Cumberland St. Thunder Bay, ON P7A 4L4 (807) 343-1141 IABC/TORONTO Barbara Victor VP, General Mgr. Avatar Communications 2740 Matheson Blvd. E Unit 3 Mississauga, ON L4W 4X3 (416) 629-8900 Fax: (416) 629-0850 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Nancy E. Bagworth 171 Atlas Ave. Toronto, ON M6C 3P4 (416) 658-7347 Fax: (416) 658-1016 Quebec IABC/MONTREAL Jean-Pierre Beaudry, ABC Dir., Comm. Federation Des Caisses Populaires Desjardins 1 Complex Desjardins Tour du Sud, Bureau 3904 Montreal, QC H5B 1E7 (514) 281-8712 Fax: (514) 281-5908 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Agathe Plamondon Presidente Communicateurs Du Fauve 4062 Delaney Pierrefonds QC H8Y 3M1 (514) 684-4384 Fax: (514) 684-4973 Saskatchewan IABC/REGINA Glenn M. Lemchuk Comm. Off. Canadian Broadcasting Corp. Box 540, 2440 Broad St. Regina, SK S4P 4A1 (306) 347-9589 Fax: (306) 347-9616 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) James E. Aho Marketing Consultant Regina Economic Development Authority 1870 Albert St. Regina, SK S4P 4B7 (306) 522-0227 Fax: (306) 352-1630 IABC/SASKATOON Nowshad Ali Executive Director Saskatchewan Division Canadian Diabetes Assoc. 104-2301 Avenue C North Saskatoon, SK 57L 5Z5 (306) 933-1238 Fax: (306) 244-2012 FRANCE IABC/PARIS Philippe Thievenaz Consultant Agence Philigrane 18 rue Pigalle Paris 75009 (1) 596-0301 Fax: (1) 596-0016 HONG KONG IABC/HONG KONG Nina Reed Hansen Dir. of Comm. Univ. of Hong Kong Business School Rm. 1102, K.K. Leung Bldg. Pokfulam (852) 891-1000 Fax: (852) 585-5614 IRELAND IABC/IRELAND B. Montgomery Deputy Chairman Dimension City Quay Dublin 2 (1) 679-4747 (1) 679-7900 MEXICO AMCO/IABC Roberto Hernandez Dir., Comm. Emilio Rabasa #135 Sbelite, Naucalpan Estado de Mexico 53100 (5) 395-0239 IABC/MEXICO CITY Luis Fernandez-Veraud Comm. Mgr. Crisoba Group Manuel Ma. Contreas 133 1 Piso Mexico City, DF 06470 (5) 326-2241 Fax: (5) 326-2262 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Alicia Paramo Corp. Comm. Mgr. Du Pont, Mexico Patricio Saenz, 1510-2 Col. Del Valle Mexico City, DF 03100 (5) 575-0399 Fax: (5) 250-8000 NEW ZEALAND IABC/NEW ZEALAND David J. Bassett Creative Dir. Consultus New Zealand Ltd. P.O Box 10-349 Wellington (4) 720-991 Fax: (4) 737-335 (President-elect, term begins on December 1, 1992) Jillian de Beer Marketing & PR Manager Ernst & Young PO Box 2146 Auckland (9) 377-4790 Fax: (9) 377-8874 NORWAY IABC/NORWAY Per Arne Totland Sr. VP, Corp. Comm. Dyno Industries P.O Box 779 Sentrum Oslo N-0106-7 (47) 231-7000 Fax: (47) 231-7760 PHILIPPINES IABC/PHILLIPINES Alfonso G. Ballesca Ballesca Design Studio 2nd Floor, Liberty Bldg. Pasay Rd., Legaspi Village Makati, Metro Manila (2) 865-0110 SOUTH AFRICA IABC/SOUTHern AFRICA Pixie Malherbe c/o Pixie Malherbe Business Communication P.O Box 784439 Sandton 2146 (11) 802-8571 Fax: (11) 802-8571 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Seth Phalatse Public Aff. Exec. BMW Ltd. South Africa P.O. Box 2955 Pretoria 0001 (12) 529-2272 Fax: (12) 541-2815 SPAIN IABC/ACEI ACEI - Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitor ACEI - Association for Childhood Education International ACEI - Association of Consulting Engineers of Ireland-SPAIN Carmelo Guilarte Dir. General PRP Asociados S.A. Conde de Cartagena, 3-9A Madrid 28007 (1) 551-4604 Fax: (1) 551-5823 UNITED KINGDOM IABC/UK Peter Hill General Mgr., Public Aff. Lloyds of London One Lime Street London EC34M 7HA (71) 327-5110 Fax: (71) 623-8238 (President-elect, term begins on June 1, 1993) Vicki Staveacre 6 Rathmell Drive London SW4 8J8 (81) 671-2534 UNITED STATES Alabama IABC/BIRMINGHAM Mary Ann Morrow Assistant Mgr., Corp. Comm. Rust International Corporation P.O. Box 101 Birmingham, AL 35202-0101 (205) 995-7641 Fax: (205) 995-7777 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Cynthia M. Jones Marketing Officer South Trust Corporation P.O box 2554 Birmingham, AL 35290 (205) 254-5562 Fax: (205) 254-5404 Arizona IABC/PHOENIX Carol Poore, ABC Comm. Coord. Salt River Project P.O Box 52025 Phoenix, AZ 85072-2025 (602) 236-2624 Fax: (602) 236-2170 (President-elect term begins on July 1, 1993) Susan Coffroth Public Information Officer City of Phoenix 251 W. Washington St. Phoenix, AZ 85003 (602) 262-6213 Fax: (602) 495-2432 IABC/TUCSON Viki Matthews Asst. Dir., Public Information Tucson Airport Authority 7005 S. Plumer Ave. Tucson, AZ 85706 (602) 573-8100 Fax: (602) 573-8008 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Janelle R. Howard PR Coord. Carondelet Health Care 350 N. Wilmot Tucson, AZ 85711 (602) 721-3852 Fax: (602) 721-3831 Arkansas IABC/ARKANSAS Lisa Wooten Production Mgr. Magna IV 701 W. 7th Little Rock, AR 72201 (501) 376-3827 Fax: (501) 372-3161 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Rene V. Starr PR Supervisor Starr Communications 34 Valley Forge Dr. Little Rock, AR 72212-2631 (501) 225-6182 Fax: (501) 225-6182 California IABC/LONG BEACH-SOUTH BAY Carolyn Wolf Special Events Consultant 5623 Via Del Collado Torrance, Ca 90505 (310) 375-0925 IABC/LOS ANGELES Victoria Thurlow Owner Image Plus Communictions 4448 W. El Segundo Blvd., Ste. 234 Hawthorne, CA 90250 (310) 675-6497 Fax: (310) 675-0998 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Barbara W. Warren Foundation for the Jr. Blind 5300 Angeles Vista Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90043 (213) 295-4555 Fax: (213) 296-0424 ORANGE COUNTY/IABC Elena Oloriz-Chupinsky Merchandising Mgr. Beckman Instruments, Inc. 2500 Harbor Blvd., E-23-E Fullerton, CA 92634 (714) 773-8163 Fax: (714) 773-8898 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Terri M. Craig, ABC Mgr., Health Care Comm. Southern California Edison 8632 Rush St., GO4 Gr Fl. Rosemead, CA 91770 (818) 302-5208 Fax: (818) 302-7959 IABC/SACRAMENTO Jan Emerson Industry Consultant, PR Mgr. Hewlett-Packard Company 19091 Pruneridge Ave. M/S 46UX Cupertino, CA 95014-9808 (408) 447-5331 Fax: (408) 447-1734 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Marci Johnson Owner Monogram Communications 7770 Sunset Ave. Fair Oaks, CA 95628 (916) 965-7820 (916)965-7820 SAN DIEGO/IABC Valorie A. McClelland Mgr., Employee Comm. Rohr, Inc. Foot of H St. P.O. Box 878 Chula Vista, CA 91912-0878 (619) 691-3688 Fax: (619) 691-3710 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Christine Leonard Consulant Pen to Print 3779 Catamarca Dr. San Diego, CA 92124 (619) 569-1138 Fax: (619) 569-7356 SAN FRANCISCO/IABC LeeAnne M. Lang PR Supervisor Bechtel Corporation P.O. Box 193965 San Francisco, CA 94119-3965 (415) 768-7158 Fax: (415) 768-0263 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Lisa M. Snyder-Stone Principal Stone Communications 507 Mandana Blvd. Oakland, CA 94610 (510) 268-9336 SILICON VALLEY/IABC Shirley Gilbert, ABC Comm. Mgr. Hewlett-Packard Company 19091 Pruneridge Ave., MS44LA Cupertino, CA 95014 (408) 447-6012 Fax: (408) 447-4643 (President-elect, terms begins on January 1, 1993) Leonard L. Hoops Employee Comm. Coord. FMC Corporation 2890 De La Cruz Blvd. Santa Clara, CA 95052 (408) 289-2890 Fax: (408) 289-4853 Colorado IABC/COLORADO Jennifer L. Heinly President J&J Consulting P.O. Box 361 Castle Rock, CO 80104 (303) 660-9539 Fax: (303) 660-9539 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) John P. Metzger President Metzger Associates 3365 Sunshine Canyon Boulder, CO 80302 (303) 786-7000 Fax: (303) 786-7456 IABC/SOUTHERN COLORADO Patrice M. Rhoades-Baum Owner Rhoades-Baum & Assoc. 10 Boulder Crescent, Ste. 300-C Colorado Springs, CO 80903 (719) 473-3302 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) April L. Tooke Dir., Marketing Support Jr. Achievement National Headquarters One Education Way Colorado Springs, CO 80906 (719) 540-8000 Fax: (719) 540-9150 Connecticut CONNECTICUT/IABC Ira L. Morrison Sr. Consultant Aetna Life & Casualty 151 Farmington Ave., MA 65 Hartford, CT 06156 (203) 636-3927 Fax: (203) 636-5081 IABC/WESTFAIR Paula Hanson Sr. Consulant W.F. Corroon 2777 Summer St. Stamford, CT 06905 (203) 359-0010 Fax: (203) 359-3127 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) William C. Ballbach Dir. of Client Svcs. Jack Hough Associaties Inc. 25 Seir Hill Rd. Norwalk, CT 06850 (203) 846-2666 Delaware IABC/DELAWARE Leanna Walker Hock, ABC Mktg. Mgr. The Pusey Brosius Group P.O. Box 638 Kennett Square, PA 19348 (215) 444-0455 Fax: (215) 444-5097 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Lois Manbeck Rasys Dir., Comm. Himont USA Inc. P.O. Box 1543982801 Centerville Rd. Wilmington, DE 19850-5439 (302) 996-6122 Fax: (302) 996-2484 District of Columbia IABC/WASHINGTON Dave Norcross Vice President Wohler & Co. 6201 Lessburg Pike, Ste. 403 Falls Church, VA 22044 (703) 536-1773 Fax: (703) 536-0359 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Dennis Jay, ABC Publisher Lodging Magazine 1201 New York Ave., N.W., Suite 600 Washington DC 200055 (202) 289-3163 Fax: (703) 836-1279 Florida IABC/CENTRAL FLORIDA Stuart W. Doyle Publicist The Orlando Florida Sentinel 633 North Orange Ave. Orlando, FL 32801-1349 (407) 420-5593 Fax: (407) 420-5758 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Cindy Baker Manager Young Heroes' Club Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children & Women 92 West Miller St. Orlando, FL 32806-2036 (407) 841-5111 Fax: (407) 237-6328 IABC/FIRST COAST Janet L. Foster Public Affairs Dept. American Express TRS, Company Inc. 7777 Centurion Parkway Jacksonville, FL 32256 (904) 565-4062 Fax: (904) 565 4098 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Diane C. Provasi Communication Specialist Hospice Northeast One Prudential Plaza, 841 Prudential Dr. Jacksonville, FL 32207 (904) 398-4724 Fax: (904) 398-3027 IABC/GOLD COAST Mary Jane Wood Broward County Operations Mgr. Miami City Ballet 224 Commercial Blvd., Ste. 200 Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, FL 33308 (305) 776-7056 Fax: (305) 772-0913 IABC/MIAMI Virginia L. Henke Communication Dir. Knight Foundation 2 S. Biscayne Blvd., Ste. 3800 Miami, FL 33131 (305) 539-2610 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Michael H. Freedman Account Executive Bruce Rubin & Associates 2655 Le Jeune Rd., Ste. 203 Coral Gables, FL 33134 (305) 448-7450 Fax: (305) 448-5027 IABC/SUNCOAST Karen J. Raihill, ABC Sr. Environmental Comm. Coord. Florida Power Corporation P.O. Box 14042, H2G St. Petersburg, FL 33733 (813) 866-4782 Fax: (813) 866-4985 Georgia IABC/ATLANTA Lynn Hood VP Hood & Associates 100 Colony Square, Ste. 1160 1175 Peachtree St. N.E. Atlanta, GA 30361 (404) 872-2299 Fax: (404) 872-8974 Hawaii IABC/HAWAII Neal Yokota Account Supervisor Stryker Weiner Associates Inc. 737 Bishop St., Ste. 2860 Honolulu, HI 96813 (808) 523-8802 Fax: (808) 521-6141 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Theresia C. McMurdo Mgr., Community Affairs Estate of James Campbell 828 Fort St. Mall, Ste. 500 Honoluly, HI 96813 (808) 544-3122 Fax: (808) 544-3111 Idaho IABC/SOUTHERN IDAHO Bob A. Hieronymus Dir., Marketing Comm. & PR Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center 1055 N. Curtis Rd. Boise, ID 83706 (208)378-2410 Fax: (208) 378-2495 Illinois IABC/CHICAGO Kathryn Handelman Dir., Comm. Tatham Euro RSCG 980 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611-4592 (312) 337-4400 Fax: (312) 337-5930 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Jill L. Folan Communication Practice Leader Alexander & Alexander Consulting Group 225 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60601-7693 (312) 565-6386 Fax: (312) 565-6298 IABC/HEART OF ILLINOIS Marilyn Titone-Schaefer Secty., Corp. Comm. Horace Mann Companies #1 Horace Mann Plaza, Mail #L069 Springfield, IL 62715 (217) 788-5744 Fax: (217) 788-5161 IABC/NORTHERN ILLINOIS Jodi A. Foster-Weber Group Sales/Marketing Rep. MetroCentre 300 Elm Street Rockford, Il 61105 (815) 968-5600 Fax: (815) 968-5451 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Angela K. Larson Marketing Communication Mgr. Swedish American Hospital 1400 Charles St. Rockford, IL 61104 (815) 961-2436 Fax: (815) 966-2074 Indiana IABC/FORT WAYNE Michael De Freeuw Mgr., Corporate Comm. Northeastern R.E.M.C. P.O. Box 171 Columbia City, IN 46725 (219) 244-6111 Fax: (219) 244-6111 IABC/INDIANAPOLIS Gerald A. Justice VP Justice Johnson, Inc. 3720 North Washington Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46205 (317) 924-9460 Fax: (317) 924-1337 IABC/MICHIANA Lou Cynda Edwards Marketing Comm. Administrator Dexter Axle 25037 Aqua Dr. Elkhart, IN 46514-9236 (219) 295-1900 Fax: (219) 295-8094 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Shirley A. Marvel 56201 Rio Lindo Dr. Elkhart, IN 46516 (219) 262-0123 Fax: (219) 262-8823 Iowa IABC/IOWA Mark S. True Dir. of Corporate Comm. Midland United Dairy Industry Association 101 NE Trilein Ankeny, IA 50021 (515) 964-0696 Fax: (515) 964-5498 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Joy M. Newcom Mgr. of Comm. League of Iowa Municipalities 517 Sixth Ave., Ste. 1400 Des Moines, IA 50309 (515) 244-7282 Fax (515) 244-0740 Kansas IABC/TOPEKA Linda M. Laughlin Area Mgr., Internal Comm. Southwestern Bell Telephone 220 E. 6th St., Rm. 505 Topeka, KS 66603 (913) 276-8372 Fax: (913) 276-1988 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) M. Katharine Weickert Dir. of Comm. United School Administrators of Kansas 820 Quincy, Ste. 200 Topeka, KS 66612-1165 (913) 232-6566 Fax: (913) 232-9776 IABC/WICHITA Donald J. Consolver Comm. Writer Excel Industries Inc. P.O. Box 7000 Hesston, KS 67062-2097 (316) 327-4911 Fax: (316) 327-2117 Kentucky IABC/KENTUCKY Paul V. Downey, Jr. Mgr., Corporate Comm. Capital Holding Inc. 400 Market Street P.O. Box 32830 Louisville, KY 40232 (502) 560-2279 Fax: (502) 581-9229 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Leroy A. Dunham Consultant William M. Mercer, Inc. 1500 Meidinger Tower Louisville, KY 40202 (502) 561-4730 Fax: (502) 561-4700 IABC/LEXINGTON Deborah Weis Mgr., Publ. Branch Kentucky Department of Travel Development 500 Mero St., Ste. 22 Frankfort, KY 40601-1968 (502) 564-4930 Fax: (502) 564-5695 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) William B. Robinson Publ. Editor ACUTA ACUTA - Association for Communications Technology Professionals in Higher Education ACUTA - Association of College & University Telecommunications Administrators Lexington Financial Center 250 W. Main, Ste. 2420 Lexington, KY 40507-1739 (606) 252-2882 Fax: (606) 252-5673 Louisiana IABC/NEW ORLEANS Karen Beck Heikkinen Assistant Staff Mrg. South Central Bell 365 Canal St., Rm. 650 New Orleans, LA 70140 (504) 528-2208 Fax: (504) 525-3868 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Bruce Hirsch President Metairie House of Printing 705 Aurora Ave. Metairie, LA 70005 (504) 834-5700 Fax: (504) 837-4413 Maryland IABC/BALTIMORE Sharon L. Hack PR Mgr. Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce 102 West Pennsylvania Ave., Ste. 402 Towson, MD 21204-4526 (301) 825-6200 Fax: (301) 821-9901 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Stephani L. Brafman Benefit Communication Specialist Manor Care, Inc. 10750 Columbia Pike Silver Spring, MD 20901 (301) 593-9600 Fax: (301) 680-4046 Massachusetts YANKEE/IABC Marilyn E. Hanley Associate Dir., Corporate Comm. New England Telephone 125 High Street, Rm. 1208 Boston, MA 02110-2721 (617) 743-2615 Fax: (617) 743-4429 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Robert M. Seraphin Comm. Consultant 8 Wampanoag Ave. Norfolk, MA 02056 (508) 528-5394 Michigan IABC/DETROIT Leah A. Reynolds Account Executive Stone, August, Baker Communications Companies 1301 W. Long Lake Rd., Ste. 350 Troy, MI 48098 (313) 641-0400 Fax: (313) 641-0425 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Harper West Owner Impact Public Relations 2761 Steamboat Springs Dr. Rochester Hills, MI 48309 (313) 375-2937 Fax: (313) 375-2937 IABC/MID-MICHIGAN Marc Harlow PR Coord. Michigan Sheriff's Association 515 N. Capitol Ave. Lansing, MI 48933-1241 (517) 485-3135 Fax: (517) 485-1013 IABC/WEST MICHIGAN Linda L. Lane VP, Comm. & Member Events Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce 17 Fountain St., NW Grand Rapids, MI 49503-3076 (616) 771-0337 Fax: (616) 771-0318 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Melissa Brown 426 Rosewood Ave. SE Grand Rapids, MI 49506 (616) 454-3036 Minnesota IABC/MINNESOTA Deborah Becker Dir. of PR & Senior VP Colle & McVoy Public Relations 7900 International Dr. Bloomington, MN 55425 (612) 851-2634 Fax: (612) 851-2583 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Margaret J. Wethington Comm. Dir. Coaliton of Minnesota Business, Inc. 80 South Eight St., Ste. 4050 Minneapolis, MN 55402 (612) 334-3114 Fax: (612) 334-3086 Mississippi IABC/MISSISSIPPI Judy J. Ferguson Comm. Dir. Mississippi Employment Security Commission P.O. Box 1699 Jackson, MS 39215-1699 (601) 961-7483 Fax: (601) 961-7405 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Rita B. Anderson American Television and Communications Corporation 5375 Executive Pl. Jackson, MS 39206 (601) 982-1187 Fax: (601) 982-9532 Missouri KANSAS CTY/IABC Wally Renfro Assistant Executive Dir., Publishing NCAA 6201 College Blvd. Overland Park, KS 66201-2411 (913) 339-1980 Fax: (913) 339-0030 IABC/ST. LOUIS James M. Grandone General Mgr. Marketing Mix 403 Jefferson Rd. Edwardsville, IL 62025 (314) 721-8444 Fax: (314) 721-6523 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Judy Honigfort Strategic Comm. Mgr. Protein Technologies International Checkerboard Square 13T St. Louis, MO 63101 (314) 982-3350 Fax: (314) 982-5057 Nebraska IABC/LINCOLN Rod Bates Managing General Partner Bates & Associates: Communication Specialists 141 S. 14th Lincoln, NE 68508 (402) 476-7951 Fax: (402) 475-7082 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Peggy S. Hain Marketing & PR Coord. Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital 5401 South St. Lincoln, NE 68506-2134 (402) 483-9584 Fax: (402) 483-9460 IABAC/OMAHA Kim Kavalec Sr. Comm. Specialist Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska 7261 Mercy Rd. Omaha, NE 68180-0001 (402) 398-3693 Fax: (402) 398-3736 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Christine Hay Sr. Marketing Comm. Specialist UNMC 600 South 42nd St. Omaha, NE 68198-4030 (402) 559-6485 Fax: (402) 559-6493 Nevada IABC/LAS VEGAS Nancy R. Harkess EG&G Energy Measurements, Inc. P.O. Box 1912, M/S B-41 Las Vegas, NV 89125 (702) 295-2629 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Mark S. Bacon 8046 MacKenzie Ct. Las Vegas, NV 89129 (702) 658-1319 SILVER STATE/IABC Connie Benedict President Pages Inc. 1575 Delucchi, Ln., Ste. 115-18 Reno, NV 89502 (702) 828-1997 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Wendy J. Knorr Public Information Writer Truckee Meadows Community College 945 Windsor Way Reno, NV 89503 (702) 673-7087 Fax: (702) 674-7509 New Jersey NEW JERSEY/IABC Alicia B. Nordquist President Nordquist Group, Inc. Twelve Airport Rd. Hackettstown, NJ 07840 (908) 850-6688 Fax: (908) 850-8258 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Vincent G. McGourty Marketing Mgr. New York Television Inc. 217 Halls Mill Rd. Lebanon, NJ 08833 (201) 534-6780 Fax: (201) 534-5374 New Mexico IABC/NEW MEXICO Brenda Yager 7505 Gladden NE Albuquerque, NM 87110 (505) 291-6688 Fax: (505) 291-6653 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Dana S. Buchanan Corporate Comm. Specialist Sunwest Bank P.O. Box 25500 Albuquerque, NM 87125-0500 (505) 765-3178 Fax: (505) 765-3145 New York IABC/GREATER BUFFALO Kelly R. Lane Dir. of PR American Steamship Company 3200 Marine Midland Ctr. Buffalo, NY 14203 (716) 854-7644 Fax: (716) 854-7473 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Carol K. Yemma Supervisor, Public Affairs National Fuel Gas 10 Lafayette Square Buffalo, NY 14203 (716) 857-7140 Fax: (716) 857-7413 LICA/IABC Michael P. Quane, ABC Dir., Community Relations Mercy Medical Center 1000 N. Village Ave. Rockville Centre, NY 11570 (516) 593-1547 Fax: (516) 593-8023 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Tracey A. Gittere Comm. Mgr. 800 Flowers 1600 Stewart Ave. Westbury, NY 11590 (516) 237-6000 Fax: (516) 237-6060 NEW YORK/IABC Robert Noltenmeier VP Quadrant Communications Co. 595 Madison Ave., Ste. 1602 New York, NY 10022 (212) 421-0544 Fax: (212) 421-0483 NENY/IABC Joanne H. Thompson Public Information Officer New York State Lottery 1 Broadway Center P.O. Box 7500 Schenectady, NY 12301-7500 (518) 388-3421 Fax: (518) 388-3423 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Colleen M. Connery Specialist, Employee Comm. GE 1 River Rd., Bldg. 41-219 Schenectady, NY 12345 (518) 385-5955 Fax: (518) 385-4924 IABC/ROCHESTER AREA Laurence H. Bump Group Supervisor Roberts Publications The Piano Works East Rochester, NY 14445 (716) 381-1000 Fax: (716) 383-1204 North Carolina IABC/CHARLOTTE Diane St. John President Communication Strategies P.O. Box 31844 Charlotte, NC 28231 (704) 333-1210 Fax: (704) 332-5883 IABC/NC PIEDMONT Barbara G. Johnson Dir. of Public Information City of Winston-Salem P.O. Box 2511 Winston-Salem, NC 27102 (919) 727-2317 Fax: (919) 727-2880 IABC/TRIANGLE Jay L. Johnson Mgr., Corporate Comm. Carolina Electric Cooperatives P.O. Box 27306 Raleigh, NC 27611-7306 (919) 872-0800 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) George H. Dudley Information & Publ. Coord. Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co. 720 Western Blvd. Tarboro, NC 27886 (919) 823-9185 North Dakota IABC/GREAT PLAINS Mary Jo Sinner Comm. Specialist Basin Electric Power Cooperative 1717 E. Interstate Ave. Bismarck, ND 58501 (701) 223-0441 Fax: (701) 224-5336 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Linda Seil Comm. Specialist Basin Electric Power Cooperative 1717 E. Interstate Avenue Bismarck, ND 58501 (701) 223-0441 Fax: (701) 224-5336 Ohio IABC/CLEVELAND Marianne K. Wascak Internal Communication Coordinator National City Corporation National City Center P.O. Box 5756, Loc. #3008 Cleveland, OH 44101-0756 (216) 575-2511 Fax: (216) 575-2509 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) John Maslanka Writer East Ohio Gas Company 1717 East Ninth St. P.O. Box 5759 Cleveland, OH 44101 (216) 736-6267 Fax: (216) 736-6236 IABC/COLUMBUS Karen A. Kirk Associate Editor Ohio State Medical Association 1500 Lake Shore Dr. Columbus, OH 43204-3824 (614) 486-2401 Fax: (614) 486-3130 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Eileen Mauro Mgr., PR Lifeline of Ohio Organ Procurement 700 Ackerman Rd., Ste. 580 Columbus, Oh 43202 (614) 263-5667 Fax: (614) 263-2994 IABC/DAYTON Janet J. Brewer Mgr. of Community Relations Reynolds & Reynolds Company P.O. Box 2608 Dayton, OH 45401 (513) 449-4215 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) William J. Wharton Public Information Coord. Combined Health District of Montgomery County 451 West Third St. Dayton, OH 45422 (513) 225-4403 Fax: (513) 225-6257 IABC/GREATER CINCINNATI Julie L. Steers President JSL Public Relations 2176 Raeburn Dr. Cincinnati, OH 45223 (513) 242-9855 Fax: (513) 542-2113 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Nancy M. Strassel Dir. of Comm. Greater Cincinnati Hospital Council c/o 1811 Losantiville Ave., Ste. 450 Cincinnati, OH 45237-3954 (513) 531-0200 Fax: (513) 531-0278 IABC/WEST CENTRAL OHIO Kimberly M. Dillon Marketing Comm. Development Solomon Software 218 Commerce Pkwy. Findlay, OH 45840 (419) 424-0422 Fax: (419) 424-3400 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Lisa Fell Comm. Admin. Whirlpool Corporation 4901 N. Main St. Findlay, OH 45840 (419) 423-6127 Fax: (419) 423-6044 Oklahoma IABC/CENTRAL OKLAHOMA Terri R. Folks President Free-Lance Communications 1416 Rockwood Ct. Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 340-6912 Fax: (405) 340-6912 IABC/TULSA Joe Birney Newsletter Editor Quiktrip Corporation 901 N. Mingo Tulsa, OK 74101 (918) 836-8551 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Kerry L. Malone Stancavage Sr. Writer The Williams Companies, Inc. One Williams Center, 47th Fl. Tulsa, OK 74102 (918) 588-2110 Fax: (918) 588-2296 Oregon OREGON COLUMBIA/IABC Jim Gersbach Public Affairs Representative Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program 2701 NW Vaughn St., Ste. 300 Portland, OR 97210 (503) 721-6827 Fax: (503) 721-3962 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Johneen M. Verbeck Owner FourStar Communications 161 High St. SE, Ste. #241 Salem, OR 97301 (503) 364-0182 Fax: (503) 585-3194 Pennsylvania IABC/ERIE Carl P. Mann Mgr., Employee Comm. Lord Corporation 2000 W. Grandview Blvd. Erie, PA 16514 (814) 868-0924 Fax: (814) 866-3290 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Rebecca Martin PR Officer Gannon University University Square Erie, PA 16541 (814) 871-5817 Fax: (817) 452-6277 IABC/HARRISBURG Crystal L. Hull Coordinator of PR & Media Relations Capital Health System 329 Rich Valley Road Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 231-8233 Fax: (717) 231-8233 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Jan Zinn P.O. Box 160 Hanover, PA 17331 (717) 632-1647 IABC/LANCASTER Bernard F. Shire Dir. Comm. Pennsylvania Catholic Conference 223 North St., Box 2835 Harrisburg, PA 17105 (717) 238-9613 Fax: (717) 238-1473 IABC/LEHIGH VALLEY Suzanne Kupres Stianche Advertising Admin. Chrysler First Inc. 1105 Hamilton St. Allentown, PA 18101 (215) 437-8138 Fax: (215) 437-8377 IABC/PHILADELPHIA Paul A. Levey Publ. Mgr. Subaru of America P.O. Box 6000, Subaru Plaza Cherry Hill, NJ 08034-6000 (609) 488-3326 Fax: (609) 488-3274 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Anthony Cirillo Dir. of Marketing & PR Rancocas Hospital 218A Sunset Rd. Willingsboro, NJ 08046 (609) 835-3721 Fax: (609) 835-3061 IABC/PITTSBURGH Mark Hofer Writer/Publications Coord. United Way of Allegheny County One Smithfield St. P.O. Box 735 Pittsburgh, PA 52300 (412) 261-6010 Fax: (412) 394-5376 (President-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Janice G. Jeletic Sr. Project Mgr., Marketing Comm. Federated Investors Federated Investors Tower Pittsburgh, PA 15222-3779 (412) 288-7538 Fax: (412) 288-2919 Puerto Rico IABC/PUERTO RICO Ronald Flores Managing Editor Casiano Communications 1700 Fernandez Juncos Ave. San Juan, PR 00909 (809)728-9300 Fax: (809) 728-7325 Rhode Island IABC/RHODE ISLAND (Please contact U.S. District 1 Director for information Tennessee IABC/NASHVILLE Philip J. Matisak Int. Comm. Mgr. United Parcel Service 2525 Perimeter Place Dr., #128 Nashville, TN 37214 (615) 871-2169 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Lucinda Hall President Lucinda Hall Public Relations 5115 Maryland Way Brentwood, TN 37027 (615) 377-0771 Texas IABC/AUSTIN Brenda J. Barnard, ABC Sr. Mgr., Marketing University Federal Credit Union 1714 Spotted Horse Dr. Austin, TX 78759 (512) 346-4728 Fax: (512) 467-2762 IABC/BRAZOS VALLEY Rhonda Snider, ABC Dir., Int'l Coordination Texas A&M University International Programs College Station, TX 77843-4251 (409) 845-6066 Fax: (409) 775-7506 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Gerry King Associate Director Texas A&M University Dept. of Mktg. Center for Retailing Studies College Station, TX 77843-4112 (409) 845-0325 Fax: (409) 845-5230 DALLAS/IABC Jane G. Voisard Owner Jane Voisard Communications 1413 Sagewood DeSoto, TX 75115 (214) 709-0707 Fax: (214) 709-7222 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Susie McMichael Comm. Advisor Mobil Exploration & Producing P.O. Box 605232 Dallas, TX 75265 (214) 951-3088 Fax: (214) 951-2205 IABC/FORT WORTH Cari L. Hyden Public Education Specialist Fort Worth Water Department Administration Division City of Forth Worth 1000 Throckmorton Forth Worth, TX 76101-0870 (817) 871-8208 Fax: (817) 871-8195 IABC/HOUSTON Teresa Marie Wong Freelance Writer Creative Writing Company 10323 Hondo Hill Houston, TX 77064-7040 (713) 890-9301 Fax:(713) 890-9381 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) A. Kathleen Abel, ABC Editor Shell Oil Company 10B28, P.O. Box 20329 Houston, TX 77225 (713) 795-3582 Fax: (713) 795-3621 IABC/SAN ANTONIO Joyce M. Hyde Mgr., Corporate Comm. La Quinta Inns 10010 San Pedro Ave. San Antonio, TX 78216 (512) 366-6135 Fax: (512) 366-6008 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Cheryl L. Crane Editor The USAA Foundation D-3-E, USAA Building San Antonio, TX 78288-0086 (512) 498-6626 Fax: (512) 498-3149 Utah IABC/UTAH Philip L. Skousen, ABC Director Valtek Box 2200 Mt. Springs Pkwy. Springville, UT 84663 (801) 489-2471 Fax: (801) 489-3719 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Nancy K. Volmer Dir. of Comm. Park City Chamber/Bureau P.O. Box 1630 Park City, UT 84060 (801) 649-6100 Fax: (801) 649-4132 Virginia IABC/HAMPTON ROADS Marian S. Henry Comm. Mgr. Farm Fresh Inc. 7530 Tidewater Dr. Norfolk, VA 23505 (804) 480-6816 Fax: (804) 480-6398 IABC/LYNCHBURG Laura M. Mason Prevention Specialist Central Virginia Community Services 2241 Langhorne Rd. P.O. Box 2497 Lynchburg, VA 24501 (804) 847-6076 Fax: (804) 847-6099 IABC/RICHMOND Forrest Hughes Dir., Publ. University of Richmond Maryland Hall Richmond, VA 23173 (804) 289-8057 Fax: (804) 289-8943 (Presidet-elect, term begins on January 1, 1993) Robert J. Holland, ABC PR Specialist AT&T 4500S. Laburnum Ave. Richmond, VA 23231 (804) 226-5711 Fax: (804) 226-5545 Washington IABC/EASTSIDE Helvi J. Paterson Boeing Co. 4329 Dayton Ave., N., Apt. #4 Seattle, WA 98103 (206) 544-1112 Fax: (206) 544-1190 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Catherine J. Kelley Comm. Mgr. Boeing Computer Services 15220 NE 16th Pl. #34 Bellevue, WA 98007 (206) 865-5180 Fax: (206) 865-2958 IABC/METRO SPOKANE John A. Gustafson Corporate Comm. Coord. Washington Water Power Co. East 1411 Mission P.O. Box 3727 Spokane WA 99220 (509) 482-4577 Fax: (509) 483-0476 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Maggie Crabtree Information Specialist Medical Service Corp. P.O. Box 3048 Spokane, WA 99220-3048 (509) 536-4591 Fax: (509) 536-4770 IABC/SEATTLE Michelle Peterson Community Relations Representative Washington Natural Gas Co. P.O. Box 1869 Seattle, WA 98111 (206) 224-2099 Fax: (206) 224-2446 (President-elect, term begins on July 1, 1993) Debra Carnes Community Relations Coord. Swedish Medical Center/Ballard NW Market & Barnes Box C-70707 Seattle, WA 98107-1507 (206) 781-2243 Fax: (206) 781-4790 Wisconsin IABC/CENTRAL WISCONSIN (Please contact U.S. District 4 Director for information.) PROCOM/IABC (Please contact U.S. District 4 Director for information.) IABC/SE WISCONSIN Betsy K. Zera PR Dir. Ellingsen-Sprecher, Inc. 312 E. Wisconsin Ave., Suite 200 Milwaukee, WI 53202 (414) 272-3898 Fax: (414) 272 3873 AWARDS Gold Quill Awards program The hallmark of excellence in the business communication profession is IABC's Gold Quill. The annual international Gold Quill Awards program honors top work in the field, promotes the highest professional standards, and recognizes outstanding solutions to communication and other management problems. Categories in the competition range from communication programs to audiovisuals, from writing to annual reports. The deadline for entering the next Gold Quill Awards program is January 27, 1993, for work produced for use in the previous year. The Call for Entries brochure is mailed in the fall of each year. For a list of the 1992 winners, please contact Cheryl Carter at IABC World Headquarters, (415) 433-3400, ext. 104. Month of Excellence IABC sponsors the "Month of Excellence," a program conducted in November in conjunction with the Gold Quill Awards competition. During the Month of Excellence, winners of the previous Gold Quill Awards, and other top communication professionals, are available to speak to chapters and meetings on planning and techniques that were successful in entering and winning a Gold Quill Award. This service is available at no cost to chapters. For information, call Cheryl Carter, (415) 433-3400, ext. 104. The Fellow Award The Fellow Award is the highest honor IABC bestows upon a member. The award is given to recognize those IABC members who have continually made an outstanding contribution to the communication profession through exemplary achievement within their own organization through unselfish service to IABC members. For information, call Cheryl Carter, (415) 433-3400, ext. 104. 1970 Walter G. Beach, ABC* George de Mare, ABC* Marg Sammons Newcomb, ABC*[Dagger] Robert Newcomb, ABC*[Dagger] 1971 DeWitt C. Reddick, ABC*[Dagger] 1972 James R. Douglas, ABC* Mort Leggett, ABC* 1973 Patricia Walker Angevine, ABC* Jacob W. Wittmer, ABC*[Dagger] 1974 Henry B. Bachrach, ABC* 1975 Myron Emanuel, ABC* 1976 Lawrence Ragan, ABC* Robert C. Russman, ABC*[Dagger] 1977 Wally L. Court, ABC* Downs Matthews, ABC* 1978 Roger M. D'Aprix, ABC* 1979 Walter G. Anderson, ABC*[Dagger] 1980 Dorothy J. Hobbs, ABC* 1981 Philip N. Douglis, ABC* 1982 John N. Aspery, ABC* Richard G. Charlton, ABC*, APR 1983 No award given 1984 Roy G. Foltz, ABC* John N. Bailey, ABC* CAE Kay M. Staib, ABC*[Dagger] 1985 Louis C. Williams, Jr., ABC*, APR Lynda J. Stewart, ABC* 1986 Richard E. Wilmot, APR Alvie L. Smith, APR 1987 No award given 1988 Wilma K. Mathews, ABC* Jerome R. Blackstone 1989 Rae Leaper, ABC* Donn E. Silvis, ABC* 1990 Thomas A. Ruddell, ABC* 1991 David A. Orman Albert B. Wann, ABC*, APR 1992 Christopher H. Bunting, ABC* Robert M. Berzok, ABC* (*) Accredited Business Communicator, IABC's professional designation [Dagger] Deceased Excellence in Communication Leadership The Excellence in Communication Leadership Award (EXCEL) is given by IABC to a non-IABC member who leads the way in fostering -- and participating in -- good communication. EXCEL Award winners support communication and public relations and their organizations reflect that support in their outstanding communicating work. The EXCEL Award is the highest award given to a nonmember, who is frequently a chief executive in a major company. For information, call Cheryl Carter, (415) 433-3400, ext. 104. Communicator of the Year Award (predecessor to the EXCEL Award) 1961 Erwin D. Canham, Editor, Christian Science Monitor, Boston, Mass. 1962 Edward R. Murrow, Director, US Information Agency, Washington, D.C. 1963 Virgil B. Day, Vice President, Management Development and Employee Relations, General Electric Co., New York, N.Y. 1964 Fred C. Foy, Chairman of the Board, Koppers Company, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1965 Lynn A. Townsend, President, Chrysler Corporation, Detroit, Mich. 1966 William A. Patterson, President and retiring Board Chairman, United Airlines, Chicago, Ill. 1967 John D. Harper, President and CEO, Aluminum Company of America, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1968 William M. Allen, President, The Boeing Company, Seattle, Wash. 1969 Whitney M. Young, Jr., Executive Director, National Urban League, New York, N.Y. 1970 J. Craig Smith, President, Avondale Mills, Sylacauga, Ala. 1971 No award presented 1972 J. Paul Lyet, President, Sperry Rand Corporation, New York, N.Y. 1973 Frederic S. Welsh, Vice President and Director of Corporate Relations, Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N.Y. 1974 Walter W. Straley, Vice President, Deere & Co., Moline, Ill. 1975 Mac Roy Rasor, Vice President, Public Relations, Southwestern Life, Dallas, Texas 1976 No award presented Achievement in Communication Award (predecessor to the EXCEL Award) 1977 Herbert Schmertz, Vice President, Public Affairs, Mobil Oil Corporation, New York, N.Y. 1978 John D. deButts, Chairman, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., New York, N.Y. 1979 Thornton F. Bradshaw, President, Atlantic Richfield Co., Los Angeles, Calif. 1980 No award presented 1981 Irving S. Shapiro, Chairman and CEO, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington, Del. Excellence in Communication Leadership (EXCEL) Award 1982 Claude I. Taylor, President and CEO, Air Canada, Montreal, Qc. 1983 James F. Bere, Chairman and CEO, Borg-Warner Corporation, Chicago, Ill. 1984 T. Mitchell Ford, Chairman, President and CEO, Emhart Corp., Hartford, Conn. 1985 Roger B. Smith, Chairman, General Motors Corporation, Detroit Mich. 1986 Donald F. Craib, Chairman and CEO, Allstate Insurance Company, Northbrook, Ill. 1987 Kenneth Light, Minister de Communicacao Social, Souza Cruz, Sao Paulo, Brazil 1988 John Young, President and CEO, Hewlett-Packard, Palo Alto, Calif. 1989 John Johnson, President and CEO, Johnson Publishing Company, Chicago, Ill. 1990 Ronald W. Watkins, President and CEO, Nebraska Public Power District, Columbus, Neb. 1991 George D. Anderson, President and CEO, Central Guaranty Trust, Toronto, Ont. 1992 Jack E. Sinclair, Executive Vice President, Bell Canada, Etobicoke, Ont. Chairman's Award The Chairman's Award is given to IABC members who have given of their time and talents and have diligently worked behind the scenes for IABC at the international level over a period of at least years. Generally, this will be a contribution that largely has gone unrecognized. Service on the executive board or in any other IABC leadership position will not rule out a candidate for the award, but such service in and of itself will not be a consideration since this service is recognized in other ways. For information, call Cheryl Carter, (415) 433-3400, ext. 104. 1981-82 William Toderan, ABC* Gerald M. Bowman 1982-83 Albert Arnst David G. Park, Jr., ABC* 1983-84 John W. Simmons Tamotsu Murabe 1984-85 Sam Smart Peter C. Jackson, ABC* 1985-86 Bruno Newman, ABC* Roger Feather, ABC* 1986-87 Roberta R. Resnick, ABC* Oliver P. Dewar, ABC* 1987-88 David A. Orman 1988-89 Sharon C. Berzok[Dagger] 1989-90 Connie Eckard, ABC* 1990-91 Mary V. Williams 1991-92 Beth West, ABC* APR Anthony B. Buckley Past IABC chairpersons 1970-71 William G. Irby[Dagger] 1971-72 John J. McGovern 1972-73 Donald B. McCullough 1973-74 Jerome R. Blackstone 1974-75 William F. Herr, ABC* 1975-76 Richard G. Charlton, ABC*, APR 1976-77 Patricia Walker Angevine, ABC* 1977-78 Jacob W. Wittmer, ABC*[Dagger] 1978-79 Rae Leaper, ABC* 1979-80 Louis C. Williams, Jr., ABC*, APR 1980-81 Lynda J. Stewart, ABC* 1981-82 Roy G. Foltz, ABC* 1982-83 Thomas A. Ruddell, ABC* 1983-84 Alberg B. Wann, ABC*, APR 1984-85 Myra L. Kruger, ABC* 1985-86 Christopher H. Bunting, ABC* 1986-87 Robert M. Berzok, ABC* 1987-88 Jean G. Cormier, APR 1988-89 Sharon A. Paul, ABC* 1989-90 Brad Whitworth, ABC* 1990-91 Ron E. Martin, ABC* 1991-92 Lester R. Potter, ABC* (*) Accredited Business Communicator, IABC's professional designation [Dagger] Deceased Life members John N. Bailey, ABC(*), CAE (past executive director/president of IABC) Edward Belt[Dagger] Simone Daigneault George Fletcher Geraldine Keating[Dagger] (past executive director of IABC) R.H. Spencer (*) Accredited Business Communicator, IABC's professional designation [Dagger] Deceased The family tree of IABC 1 AAIE AAIE - American Association of Industrial Editors AAIE - Association for the Advancement of International Education organized 1938 1. American Association of Industrial Editors An indirect descendant of earlier groups, including the "Association of House Organ Editors" (1915). 2 ICIE organized 1941 2. International Council of Industrial Editors A federation of existing groups. Originally the "National Council of Industrial Editors Associations." 3 CCC organized 1941 3. Corporate Communicators Canada Originally named "Canadian Association of Personnel Publications Editors;" later "Canadian Industrial Editors Association." Educator and Student Relations Educational relations Through IABC's Strategic Interest Group (see page 46) for full-time educators and through special sessions at the international conference and at many district and regional conferences, educators have an opportunity to meet and exchange ideas not only with their academic colleagues, but also with practitioners in the field of communications and public relations. In addition, as a member of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC AEJMC - Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication), AIBC has an impact on the caliber of communication programs and on the standards established for equality education in our field. For more information, call Tami Blaj at world headquarters, (415) 433-3400, ext. 123, or fax (415) 362-8762. 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The handbooks are updated continually; each month the IABC Communication Bank staff reviews more than 1,500 publications, case studies, reports and speeches and adds new information to the handbooks to keep them current. Sample materials: Whether you're sprucing up you publication's design or want to see the content and approach that other organizations take in their anniversary publications, magazines, newsletters or annual reports, the Communication Bank's sample materials provide a great starting point. Gold Quill case studies: Organized by communication subject, you may choose from more than 50 recent Gold Quill award-winning case studies. Each case study includes a copy of the entire entry as it was submitted for judging in IABC's worldwide Gold Quill Awards program. Gold Quill work plans: Gold Quill winners tell all in their work plans that accompanied their Gold Quill entries. You'll learn about the opportunities or challenges they faced, what their goals were, how they implemented their plans, including costs, how they overcame obstacles and how they evaluated the results. Videos: See sample Gold Quill winning videos in the areas of news programs, benefits communication and external or marketing productions. Video tapes come in 1/2-inch VHS formats. IABC Research Foundation Materials: This is original research by the Foundation identifying and examining current issues in the communication profession. For more information on the Communication Bank, contact Natasha Spring or Cristy Francis at (415) 433-3400, ext. 103 or 126. LEADER Services IABC's volunteer leaders work in partnership with the association to achieve the organization's goal. That is why support for chapter and district/regional leaders is strong. To help you gain and use valuable leadership skills, IABC offers volunteer leaders the following: * Newsletters: Leader Letter, a monthly newsletter for chapter and district/regional leaders to assist them in managements; STEALSHEET, a monthly newsletter for chapter newsletter editors with articles and artwork for them to lift, adapt to their needs and use in chapter publications; Best of Leader Letter, an annual publication with creative programs and chapter management success stories taken from Leader Letter. * Training manuals, resources guides: Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), a guidebook on chapter management; Board Orientation Package (BOP), a set of masters for making overhead transparencies for chapter board members' orientation with talking points on IABC structure, goals, strategies and services offered at all levels; Membership Operating Package, for chapters' membership officers and committees; Media Relations Guide, for chapters' external relations committee on how to communicate about IABC to targeted audiences through the news media; Professional Development Guide, designed for the chapter or district/regional officer responsible for professional development programs; Meeting Planning Guide, a collection of articles and checklists designed to help leaders plan successful meetings; Multiculturalism Committee Chapter Kit, designed for chapters to help initiate programs that enhance the value of diversity in IABC and for communicators; IABC Research Foundation Representative Guide, created for chapter/ district Research Foundation representatives; Blueprints, the IABC chapter management award casebook, an annual publication of the winning entries of the Chapter Management Awards program; Guidelines for Chartering a Chapter, material on how to start a chapter and develop a marketing plan. * Workshops: A Chapter Leaders Workshop is held during the annual international conference; a Chapter Management Forum is held each November; and a Executive Strategy Session, which includes an orientation manual and a strategy session of all international executive board members, is hosted annually. * Speakers Bureau: A computerized database designed to provide speaker referrals to chapters on a wide range of topics. * Live support through leaders who are willing to share their expertise. * Support from world headquarters staff through regular phone conversations between staff and chapter presidents. * Visits by executive board members and staff. * Membership recruitment and renewal support: Membership statistics produced monthly showing the number of new, renewed and unpaid members in each chapter; rebates and records sent monthly to each chapter and district/region; dues collection and billing from headquarters. Chapters and district/regional dues are automatically included on bills where applicable. Headquarters then rebates local dues to chapters and district/regions. The service is free. * Recognition: Two receptions are hosted each year to thank volunteer leaders for their contributions: volunteer reception at the November Chapter Management Forum and Chapter Presidents reception held at the international conference. With this kind of support, serving as an IABC volunteer leader can be a rewarding, educational experience. As a chapter leader, you'll have an opportunity to enhance personal and professional growth. And by using international, district/regional resources, you'll be able to face exciting, new challenges with confidence and support. For information on leader services, call Pam Arnold, IABC world headquarters (415) 433-3400, ext. 110, or fax (415) 362-8762. IABC Chapter of the Year The following chapters were named IABC Chapter of the Year on the basis of overall excellence in management and performance in the annual Chapter Management Awards Program: 1974 The Oregon Assn. of Editors and Communicators (Oregon Columbia/IABC) 1975 Corporate Communicators Quebec (IABC/Montreal) 1976 Southern California Business Communicators (IABC/Los Angeles) 1977 Dallas/IABC 1978 IABC/Houston 1978 IABC/Washington 1980 IABC/Houston 1981 Northstar/IABC (IABC/Minnesota) 1982 New York/IABC 1983 IABC/Richmond 1984 Kansas City/IABC 1985 Orange County/IABC 1986 Kansas City/IABC 1987 IABC/Toronto 1988 New York/IABC 1989 Orange County/IABC 1990 IABC/Phoenix 1991 IABC/Brazos Valley 1992 IABC/Regina For more information about the IABC Chapter Management Awards program, call Pam Arnold, IABC world headquarters, (415) 433-3400, ext. 110, or fax (415) 362-8762. MEMBERSHIP Policies and Categories IABC's Policy Manual says: "... Inasmuch as IABC is an organization of professional communicators, membership ownership is considered to reside with the individuals. However, any employer who paid the dues for a terminated employee may, upon request, be entitled to a free membership for the replacement for the balance of the period for which dues have been paid. The terminated employee shall retain his or her membership for the balance of the period for which dues are paid." In this case, neither employer nor relocating employee pays the U.S. $30 application fee. Translation: Your membership belongs to you. Membership categories * Regular membership -- open to professional communicators in industrial, nonprofit, government, educational, and other organizations. It also is open to educators, consultants and other professionals in the communication field. * Associate membership -- open to persons in allied fields, such as printing and paper sales, who provide services to professional organizational communicators. (The dues amount is the same for associates as regular members.) * Strategic Interest Group membership -- the Strategic Interest Groups are made up of IABC members who share a common interest in the practice of organizational communication. Each group is defined by discipline or industry. These memberships are open to all regular IABC members for an additional fee. * Student membership -- open to full-time students of colleges, universities and other educational institutions, as well as part-time student working toward a degree, who are not presently in the organizational communication profession. (Dues are U.S. $25/CDN $32. Additional chapter and district dues may apply.) * Student transition membership -- open to current IABC student members within one year of their graduation from college or university. The regular application fee is waived and the student pays half of the international dues (plus full district and chapter dues). * Retiree membership -- open to individuals who were regular IABC members for at least five years, are generally considered to be retired, and are at least 55 years of age. * Life, Fellow and honorary membership -- may be conferred upon members by the IABC international executive board (see pages 31-34 for a listing of life members and IABC Fellows). Membership year and dues Your membership runs for a full 12-month period and begins immediately upon receipt of full payment and application to IABC world headquarters. Members must belong to the international level of the association. In addition, if you are within 50 miles of a chapter, you must join the chapter. District/regional membership is automatic. Each chapter and district/region may set its own dues; as a result, dues vary according to the member's location. For information on the dues amount for a specific chapter, please call the membership marketing staff at (415) 433-3400, ext. 105, 107, or 109, or fax (415) 362-8762. IABC -- Mission, Purpose and Structure IABC is the local, national and international information network for communication professionals. IABC is the source you can depend on for topical information, project consultation, management skills -- and career development. No matter where your communication career takes you, IABC is right there with you, through the activities of local chapters, regional districts and the support of the headquarters staff. The international dimension of IABC is becoming an increasingly valued benefit to individual members. As the world grows closer and organizations' operations and services cross national boundaries, communicators need to better understand the diversity of many cultures. At the same time, IABC chapters in each country must encompass and reflect the different cultures in their local communicates as they target their communication efforts. Members are learning from each other, and IABC is at the forefront in helping to minimize traditional barriers and to value the many dimensions of diversity through information, networks, education, professional development and research. IABC's Mission IABC is dedicated to fostering communication excellence, contributing more effectively to organizational goals worldwide, and being a model of communication effectiveness. In pursuit of this mission, IABC provides a full range of member services, adheres to sound fiscal and association management policies, and promotes better public understanding and recognition of the value of professional communication. Structure There are more than 11,500 IABC members working in over 40 countries throughout the world. IABC is organized into three levels. 1. Chapters These local organizations have been established by volunteer IABC members in 121 cities in Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, the Philippines, southern Africa, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States. Chapters offer a range of local services, including regular professional development meetings and workshops, member newsletters, awards programs and job placement. Chapters also provide an excellent opportunity for local networking with peers. 2. Districts/regions Chapters are organized into districts or regions. IABC has 12 districts and regions: seven in the U.S. two in Canada, one covering Europe/Africa, one covering Asia/Pacific and one covering the Americas beyond Canada and the U.S. Districts and regions provide services ranging from management support for chapters to annual conferences and awards programs. 3. International The International level of the association offers an array of direct services to individual members as well as management support to chapters and districts and regions. At the international level, IABC is managed by an elected volunteer executive board -- which sets the direction and policy of the association -- and is supported by a team of full-time staff members. IABC's governing document is its bylaws -- approved by chapter delegates. A copy of IABC's bylaws can be found on page 62. IABC maintains a full-time world headquarters office at One Hallidie Plaza, Suite 600, San Francisco, CA 94102, U.S.A Phone (415) 433-3400, Fax: (415) 362-8762. In Canada, the IABC Canada Resource Service is available for IABC leaders and media inquiries. Contract Deirdre Davey, President, D. Davey Communications, 229 Snowdon Ave., Toronto, ON M4N 2B4 Canada. Phone (416) 440-1911, fax (416) 487-4809. IABC began in 1970 as a merger between the American Association of Industrial Editors and the International Council of Industrial Editors. Corporate Communicators Canada joined IABC in 1974. In its first year of operation, IABC had 2,280 members and a budget of approximately U.S. $100,000. Twenty-three year later, IABC's membership has grown to more than 11,500 with an annual operating budget of U.S. $3.4 million. NETWORKS Strategic Interest Groups The Strategic Interest Groups are memberships within your IABC membership, offering detailed services, based on job function and area of responsibility. As a member in one or more of the Groups, you will have easy access to the latest topics and issues facing communicators, networking opportunities suited to your specific needs (through an electronic database, chapter/district/regional roundtables and special sessions at the international conference), resource information packaged according to what's most useful to you, and input to the content of Communication World. The services are easily accessible and active involvement is not based on geographic location. Each group uses a volunteer advisory team that works with IABC staff to ensure that timely and pertinent services are provided. This is a service exclusive to IABC members. At any time throughout your IABC membership year you can join as many of the following groups as you want, regardless of when you renew your IABC membership. Dues in the Groups are US $45/CDN $55 for the first Group joined, and US $35/CDN $43 for each additional Group joined at the same time. * Employee Communication * Publishing/Publications * Marketing Communication * Communication Research: Measurement and Issues Tracking * Consultants/Communication Services * Media Relations * Community Relations * Utilities Industry * Communication Executives * Financial Services Industry * Nonprofit/Associations * Healthcare Industry * Educators Here's what you get with each Strategic Interest Group membership: * Periodic Hot Topic Reports - stay current on the hot issues identified by each group Advisory Team * Communication Bank catalogs available for four Strategic Interest Groups. More are being developed in 1993 * PeopleFinders database - find like-mentioned communicators who have exactly the expertise you need(*) * Advisory teams consisting of four - eight communicators, see that the needs of the members of each group are met * More than 35 hours of Strategic Interest Group programming at the 1993 IABC International Conference in Chicago. * Chapter and district roundtables offering Strategic Interest Group programming at the local level * Input into Communication World (*) PeopleFinders database information on each member can include areas of expertise, areas of interest, communication audience size, scope of communication audience, geographic location of other members, industry, years in the business, past experience and issues familiar to the member. For more information on Strategic Interest Groups, call Tami Blaj or Lucille Donohoe at (415) 433-3400, ext. 123 or 136. PROFESSIONAL Development Annual international conference and exhibition This three-and-a-half day event provides you with a broad selection of sessions catering to various experience levels, and is designed to help you master the skills, ideas and theories necessary as a professional communicator. Focused breakouts will be offered for each of the IABC Strategic Interest Groups (see page 46-67). Top speakers, panelists and discussion leaders conduct workshops, seminars and general sessions that explore current issues and trends in communication management and markets. For information on the international conference, call Jeri Satterfield, (415) 433-3400, ext. 118, or fax (415) 362-8762. An exhibition complementing the conference provides attenders with information and demonstrations. Exhibitors show products and services available to help communicators improve job performance and to advance in the communication profession. For information on exhibits, call Austin Holian at (415) 433-3400, ext. 124. Upcoming international conferences 1993 -- Chicago, Ill., U.S.A.: June 13-16 1994 -- Boston, Mass., U.S.A.: June 19-22 1995 -- Toronto, Ont., Canada: June 11-14 Communicating Quality Symposium IABC and the American Productivity and Quality Center cosponsor the annual Communicating Quality Symposium that addresses the challenges facing communicators and quality professionals who work in a total quality environment. The program offers valuable information for anyone involved in communicating quality -- whether you're starting the process or developing a benchmarking strategy. The 1993 symposium will be held April 6-8, in San Diego, Calif. For more information on the symposium, call Chris Grossgart at (415) 433-3400, ext. 116. Chapter and district/regional meetings Your chapters and districts/regions offer close-to-home monthly chapter meetings, special workshops and conferences. Most district/regions also offer annual regional conference or roundtable series, usually held each fall. At these events, leaders in the communication, public relations and allied professions speak to conference attenders. These events, generally one, two or three days long, are held in cities within the districts/regions. See pages 21-40 and 54-55 for your chapter and district/region location and information. IABC Publications Communication World This award-winning member magazine puts you in touch with leading-edge communication theory and practice 10 times a year. Communication World Combines the timeless of a newsletter with the in-depth analysis of a journal. A worldwide beat provides new gathered from around the globe; each edition explores to issues and programs in communication to help you do your jobs better and offers information you won't find anywhere else. WorldBook of IABC Communicators The WordlBook contains an alphabetical listing of all IABC's members. It also contains a section of members listed by geographical area, and a section listing members under the name of their company or organization. A detailed listing and description of member services also are included. |Without Bias: A Guidebook for Nondiscriminatory Communication' "Without Bias" covers the broad topics of racism, sexism, ageism and disability. Specific chapters deal with written and oral presentations, audiovisuals and small and large group meetings. The authors also offer a variety of case studies of successful programs that apply bias-free communication techniques. |Inside Organizational Communication' This book serves as a manual for the communication profession and is considered the textbook for the IABC accreditation exam. If is a handy reference source about the myriad tasks required of the communicator regardless of experience or time on the job. Written by experts in the field, subjects include how to develop and implement a crisis communication plan; writing a speech for the CEO; producing a position paper on the organization's stand on a key industry issue; or producing an annual report. |Communicators' Guide to Marketing' This book is a collection of essays providing a unique introduction to marketing from a communicator's perspective. If focuses on research methods and applications, persuasive writing and marketing applications within specialty areas such as marketing a new product or service, and understanding and applying accountability measures. The book demonstrates how proven marketing techniques are essential to enhancing communication activities. Bibliography IABC maintains a bibliography compiled by the experts keeping the best of the past and adding informative, innovative and interesting new titles. The bibliography is divided by topic areas such as public relations, management, design, publications and research to help you find what's available in the field. IABC Research Foundation-sponsored publications "Excellence in Public Relations and Communication Management" - A multi-year study defining excellent communication, its management structure and its contributions to effective organizations. Products based on the research include: * "Excellence-Volume I" (1992) - The theoretical basis for the entire "Excellence" study, providing a new model of excellent communication with complete supporting literature. * "Initial Data Report and Practical Guide" (1991) - Preliminary results of the "Excellence" research study of communication practice in 225 organizations in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada, testing and verifying the "Excellence" model. Plus, practical interpretations of study findings and suggestions for applying the lessons of the research to daily practice. * "Interviewing for Excellence" (1992) - Based on key findings from the "Excellence" study, this job interview guide is designed to help communicators select excellent organizations to interview and work for, as well as to help employers in their search for employees who practice excellent communication. * "Quick Diagnosis Kit" (1993) - Self-assessment tools that give communicators "rapid readings" on key characteristics of excellent communication and organizational culture. The kits of six diagnostics investigates communicators' roles and models, evaluates perceptions of communication excellence and provides tools to inventory individual and department skills. "The Velvet Ghetto" (1986): A comprehensive survey of the impact of the increasing percentage of women in communication, reporting on where women are succeeding, what holds them back and how they've changed the profession. "Beyond the Velvet Ghetto" (1989): This report examines changes since the original study in 1986. It also explores emerging issues on the feminization of the communication profession, such as ways of promoting PR programs to qualified men and socialization theories as they relate to women and minorities in business communication and public relations. "Profile '89" (1989): In addition to describing the typical communicator, "Profile" surveys salaries, professional development factors, communication budgets and programs and trends developing in the field. This study provides you with the facts and figures to document and strengthen your case when you negotiate raises for yourself and your staff. Corporate Doctrine Research Project, "How Companies Handle the Communication Function" (1987): This study shows that corporate doctrine and communication are closely tied to a company's general performance and thus become increasingly important strategic and policy issues. "Employee Communication Effectiveness Survey" (1984; updated in 1990): Employees' opinions on what works and what doesn't in internal communication programs. Literature Reviews (1984): Three annotated bibliographies concerning information on "Ethics and Candor in Public Relations and Organizational Communication," Planning in Public Relations and Organizational Communication," and "Evaluation and Measurement in Public Relations and Organizational Communication." The IABC Research Foundation The mission of the IABC Research Foundation is to sponsor research and education projects that help you, a professional communicator, examine and develop your potential. The Foundation creates new information and understanding about the communication profession and works to increase top management's perceived value of the function. Projects of the Research Foundation "Excellence in Public Relations and Communication Management" study The Foundation's multi-year study of the communication profession offers sobering insights into existing communication models, roles and practices -- and offers bold suggestion for new directions. When complete, "Excellence" will yield three books, plus a variety of practical tools that put study findings to work for you. For information on products currently available, including "Excellence - Volume I," the first book based on the study, see page 51 or call the IABC Research Foundation. International conference programs Every year, the Foundation presents research findings during IABC's international conference. In addition, the Foundation sponsors a provocative special session on current issues and an on-site computer survey of opinions on a timely topic. IABC Research Foundation representative program A Foundation rep is appointed by each IABC chapter president and district/regional director. These representatives are your direct liaisons with the Foundation. Your rep will receive information from the Foundation to share with your chapter or district/region and will communicate your ideas, questions and concerns to the Foundation. Friends, ambassadors and patrons: Donors to the IABC Research Foundation The Foundation is not sustained by dues but by contributions from people like you -- IABC members -- and from chapter and district donations, supplier and corporate gifts, and income from special events. These annual gifts provide continuity in funding so that the Foundation can continue to support research and education projects that keep you on the cutting edge of the profession. IABC Worldwide IABC comprises 121 chapters in 12 districts/regions throughout the world. Under the district/region headings are listed countries, states or provinces in which we have members. Chapter names are listed in bold type. The Americas Region Argentina Bermuda Brazil Mexico AMCO/IABC IABC/Mexico City Asia/Pacific Region Australia IABC/Australia Hong Kong IABC/Hong Kong India Indonesia Japan New Zealand IABC/New Zealand Pakistan Philippines, The IABC/Philippines People's Republic of China Singapore Europe/Africa Region Australia Belgium IABC/Belgium Denmark England IABC/UK Finland France IABC/Paris Germany Greece Holland Ireland IABC/Ireland Italy Namibia IABC/Southern Africa Netherlands, The Norway IABC/Norway Portugal Slovenia South Africa IABC/Southern Africa Spain IABC/ACEI-Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Canada District 1 Alberta IABC/Calgary IABC/Edmonton IABC/Fort McMurray British Columbia IABCBC Manitoba IABC/Manitoba Northwest Territories Saskatchewan IABC/Regina IABC/Saskatoon Yukon Territory Canada District 2 Cayman Islands, West Indies Jamaica, West Indies New Brunswick Newfoundland & Labrador IABC/Newfoundland and Labrador Nova Scotia IABC/Atlantic Canada Ontario IABC Capitale AIPC IABC/Grand Valley IABC/London IABC/Thunder Bay IABC/Toronto Prince Edward Island Quebec IABC/Montreal US District 1 Connecticut Connecticut/IABC IABC WestFair Maine Massachusetts Yankee/IABC New Hampshire New Jersey New Jersey/IABC New York IABC/Greater Buffalo LICA/IABC New York/IABC Northeastern New York/IABC IABC/Rochester Area Pennsylvania, eastern IABC/Lehigh Valley IABC/Philadelphia Rhode Island IABC/Rhode Island Vermont US District 2 Alabama IABC/Birmingham Arkansas IABC/Arkansas Florida IABC/Central Florida IABC/First Coast IABC/Gold Coast IABC/Suncoast IABC/Miami Georgia IABC/Atlanta Kentucky IABC/Kentucky IABC/Lexington Louisiana IABC/New Orleans Mississippi IABC/Mississippi North Carolina IABC/Charlotte IABC/NC Triangle Puerto Rico IABC/Puerto Rico South Carolina Tennessee IABC/Nashville US District 3 Delaware IABC/Delaware District of Columbia IABC/Washington Maryland IABC/Baltimore North Carolina IABC/NC Piedmont Pennsylvania, western IABC/Erie IABC/Harrisburg IABC/Lancaster IABC/Pittsburgh Virginia IABC/Hampton Roads IABC/Lynchburg IABC/Richmond West Virginia US District 4 Illinois IABC/Chicago IABC/Heart of Illinois IABC/Northern Illinois Iowa IABC/Iowa Minnesota IABC/Minnesota Missouri, eastern IABC/St. Louis Nebraska IABC/Lincoln IABC/Omaha North Dakota IABC/Great Plains South Dakota Wisconsin IABC/Southeastern Wisconsin ProCom/IABC US District 5 Arizona IABC/Phoenix IABC/Tucson Colorado IABC/Colorado IABC/Southern Colorado Kansas IABC/Topeka IABC/Wichita Missouri, western Kansas City/IABC New Mexico IABC/New Mexico Oklahoma IABC/Central Oklahoma IABC/Tulsa Texas IABC/Austin IABC/Brazos Valley Dallas/IABC IABC/Fort Worth IABC/Houston IABC/San Antonio US District 6 Alaska California IABC/Long Beach-South Bay IABC/Los Angeles Orange County/IABC IABC/Sacramento San Diego/IABC San Francisco/IABC Silicon Valley/IABC Hawaii IABC/Hawaii Idaho IABC/Southern Idaho Montana Nevada IABC/Las Vegas Silver State IABC Oregon Oregon Columbia/IABC Utah IABC/Utah Washington IABC/Eastside IABC/Metro Spokane IABC/Seattle Wyoming US District 7 Indiana IABC/Fort Wayne IABC/Indianapolis IABC/Michiana Michigan IABC/Detroit IABC/Michiana IABC/Mid-Michigan IABC/West Michigan Ohio IABC/Cleveland IABC/Columbus IABC/Dayton IABC/Greater Cincinnati IABC/West Central Ohio International Affiliated Organizations Australia Society of Business Communicators Australia (SBCA) Lee Palmer, FSBC Public Relations Manager, Victoria AMP Society 535 Bourke Street Melbourne, VC 3000 Australian Institute of Professional Communicators Inc. John J. Howard President GPO Box 250 Sydney, NSW 2001 Society of Business Communicators Victoria Tony Rainer Senior Publications Officer University of Melbourne Parkville, VIC 3052 Society of Business Communicators Queensland Brian Watt Manager Public Relations Queensland Industry Development Corp. GPO Box 1415 Brisbane, QLD 4001 Society of Business Communicators South Australia Inc. Carole Hannaford Public Relations Officer City of Woodville 72 Woodville Road Woodville SA 5011 Belgium Association Belgo-Luxembourgeoise de la Presse d'Entreprise Hugo Morrens BRT -- Persdienst Kamer 9 L 20 A. Reyerslaan 52 B-1040 Bruxelles Brazil Associacao Brasileira de Comunicacao Empresarial (ABERJE) Antonio Prado Marcelo Lins Rua Dona Antonia de Queiroz, 4Z4 Conjunto 3 Sao Paulo CEP 01307 Denmark Danish Association of Industrial Editors John Hartvig Kemp & Lauritzen A/S Roskildevej 12 DK-2620 Albertslund Finland Finnish Association of Organizational Communicators Raimo Jyrkinen Meritullinkatu 13 C 64 SF-00170 Helsinki India Association of Business Communicators of India G.C. Banik, Manager, Public Relations Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd. Videsh Nigam House Bombay 400 001 Ireland The Public Relations Institute of Ireland, Ltd. Betty Griffin 62, Merrion Square Dublin 2 Confederation of Irish Industry Olwyn Callaghan Confederation House Kildare Street Dublin 2 Japan Japan Federation of Employers' Associations Katsuhiko Uno JFEA House Organ Center Tokyo Kaijo New Bldg., Room 602 2-1 Marunouchi 1-Chome Chiyoda-Ku Tokyo Netherlands Dutch Association of Business Communicators Wanda Wildeboer 18 Schubertlaan 7522 JR Enschede Norway Norwegian Public Relations Association (Informasjonsforeningen) Berly L. Gronning P.O. Box 307, Okern N-0511 Oslo Philippines Philippine Council of Industrial Communicators Benjamin H. Milano UNDP/DEVNET Tech. Info Pilot System Suite 204, Erechan Bldg. Salcedo Cor. Herrera Sts. Makati, Metro Manila 3116 South Africa Southern African Association of Industrial Editors Tom Ferreira P.O. Box 6093 Birchleigh, 1620 Sweden The Swedish Association of Industrial Editors Bo Sundstrom AB Volvo S-405 08 Goteborg United Kingdom British Association of Industrial Editors Phillipa Burrow Norwich Union Group Publicity Department 25227 Surrey St. Norfolk, NRI 3TA IABC regions and districts Canada District 1 Organized 1974; 7 chapters; oldest chapter IABCBC, 1955. Canada District 2 Organized 1974; 8 chapters; oldest chapter IABC/Toronto, 1942. US District 1 Organized 1970, 12 chapters; oldest chapter New York/IABC, 1939. US District 2 Organized 1970, 16 chapters; oldest chapter IABC/Atlanta, 1942. US District 3 Organized 1970, 11 chapters; oldest chapter IABC/Pittsburgh, 1944. US District 4 Organized 1970, 12 chapters; oldest chapter IABC/Chicago, 1924. US District 5 Organized 1970, 16 chapters; oldest chapter IABC/Central Oklahoma, 1939. US District 6 Organized 1970, 16 chapters; oldest chapter San Francisco/IABC 1941. US District 7 Organized 1974, 11 chapters; oldest chapter IABC/Indianapolis, 1944. Europe/Africa Region Organized 1984; 7 chapters; oldest chapter IABC/United Kingdom, 1979. Asia/Pacific Region Organized 1984; 4 chapters; oldest chapter IABC/Philippines, 1983. Americas Region Organized 1984; 2 chapters; oldest chapters AMCO/IABC, 1989 and IABC/Mexico City, 1989 IABC Code of Ethics The IABC Code of Ethics has been developed to provide IABC members and other communication professionals with guidelines of professional behavior and standards of ethical practice. The Code is reviewed and revised as necessary by the ethics committee and the executive board. Any IABC member who wishes advice and guidance regarding its interpretation and/or application may write or phone IABC headquarters. Questions will be routed to the executive board member responsible for the Code. Communication and information dissemination 1. Communication professionals will uphold the credibility and dignity of their profession by encouraging the practice of honest, candid and timely communication. The highest standards of professionalism will be upheld in all communication. Communicators should encourage frequent communication and message that are honest in their content, candid, accurate and appropriate to the needs of the organization and its audiences. 2. Professional communicators will not use any information that has been generated or appropriately acquired by a business for another business without permission. Further, communicators should attempt to identify the source of information to be used. When one is changing employers, information developed at the previous position will not be used without permission from that employer. Acts of plagiarism and copyright infringement are illegal acts; material in the public domain should have its source attributed, if possible. If an organization grants permission to use its information and requests public acknowledgment, it will be made in a place appropriate to the material used. The material will be used only for the purpose for which permission was granted. Standards of conduct 3. Communication professionals will abide by the spirit and letter of all laws and regulations governing their professional activities. All international, national and local laws and regulations must be observed, with particular attention to those pertaining to communication, such as copyright law. Industry and organizational regulations also will be observed. 4. Communication professionals will not condone any illegal or unethical act related to their professional activity, their organization and its business or the public environment in which it operates. It is the personal responsibility of professional communicators to act honestly, fairly and with integrity at all times in all professional activities. Looking the other way while others act illegally tacitly condones such acts whether or not the communicator has committed them. The communicator should speak with the individual involved, his or her supervisor or appropriate authorities -- depending on the context of the situation and one's own ethical judgment. Confidentiality/disclosure 5. Communication professionals will respect the confidentiality and righ |