What skills does an administrative or executive assistant need to focus on to maintain a competitive edge? Or better yet, be way ahead of the game in their profession? You may think technology. While that is important, let me tell you the big secret as to what executives, Human Resources leaders, and organizations are expecting … Read more
Creativity is a way of life. You don’t have to be a photographer or an artist to connect with others through your creativity. Creativity, deeper connected-ness and the ability to collaborate with others are increasingly important skills for the workplace. Administrative professionals who are ahead of the curve understand and are honing their skill … Read more
“America is moving out of the Information Age and into the Conceptual Age, where creative thinking will become as essential as logical thinking.” An article written by Lisa Bodell, founder and CEO of futurethink, was recently published in the internationally-acclaimed magazine Training & Development.
All administrative and executive assistant conferences are not created equal. Today, you have many options when it comes to selecting an administrative conference. While they may look very similar at first glance, the experience and depth of knowledge can be very different. When you are deciding which administrative conference to attend, you need to do … Read more
We’re delighted to share with you more insight into the life of Vital Germaine, 2014 Administrative Excellence Conference Speaker. As we thumbed through the local paper this Sunday a familiar face stared back at us from the page. Vital Germaine shared his story with the Las Vegas Review Journal. Vital is a former Cirque du … Read more
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