Professional Development Meeting:
Preparing Messages in the Age of Information Overload
Join IABC Triangle for an informative talk on how to prepare messages in the age of information overload. IABC president, Julie Freeman, will cover research results from a recent IABC Research Foundation study, including the causes of information overload and how to effectively break through the clutter so that messages can resonate with target audiences.

Date: March 2, 2010

Time: 6:00 p.m. for dinner and networking; program begins at 6:30 p.m.

Location: Capstrat, 1201 Edwards Mill Road, Raleigh, NC 27607 (see directions on our web site)

Cost: $15 for IABC members, $30 for guests and $5 for full-time students.

Register: Visit IABC Triangle’s event registration page.

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Call for Volunteers — Marketing & Membership Committees
Volunteering on an IABC Triangle committee is a great way to develop skills beyond your current job duties. Volunteers are needed for both the marketing & membership committees. Volunteering need not require a lot of your time. If interested, contact Mary Hecht-Kissell at maryhk@pr-strategies.com for the marketing committee or Shannon Helm at shannonh@nc.rr.com for the membership committee.

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Thank You to PRSSA Panel Participants
On February 24, 2010, four IABC Triangle members participated in a panel discussion at North Carolina State University for the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA). The team provided the students with a perspective on the differences between working in marketing for an agency or in a corporate setting.

A special thank you for volunteering their time and insights goes to:
David MacDonald — Martin Marietta
Lisa Ward — Capstrat
Jane Albright — North Carolina State University
Laurie Bowser-Sever — Interprose Public Relations.

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Spread the Word on IABC Triangle
IABC Triangle is always trying to grow its membership. Please help us spread the word about our organization. Feel free to share this newsletter with friends and colleagues who could benefit from our professional development opportunities. Anyone can sign up for our newsletter at www.iabctriangle.org or follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/iabcnctriangle to stay informed on our upcoming meetings.

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