I trust you are enjoying a pleasant summer and have had safe returns from your planned vacations. And if you are still due a vacation, I encourage you to quickly sign up for the 17th AACPM Annual Professional Development Conference and make it part of your annual getaway. What a great way to complete the needed educational units many of us are required to complete each year as managers and to experience visiting a section of our great nation that we may not typically get to visit.
But before my downtime begins at the end of the conference; let me challenge you to not miss the 2005 Conference. As professionals who are committed to increasing value in your workplace and your state; here is the benefit you will reap:
- National quality speakers who will not only inform you, but will stretch you and inspire you.
- Networking with a diverse group of equally-trained public servants from other states and organizations.
- Discovering what other leaders are experiencing and what they are doing.
- Meeting new members of the Academy and establishing life long friendships.
- Being part of the twenty-fifth year festivities for the Certified Public Manager program.
Take the newly acquired expertise and learned techniques home and be a “star” in your workplace. The key to leadership is having a well stocked tool box and being a competent executor of current skills…More >
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