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Coming together is better than fighting for your own agenda. When you are trying to create change, whether in a process or for the administrative community in your organization, it is much easier to be persuasive when there is a group. Far too often, administrativeprofessionals have a reputation of displaying jealousy.
When you sit in a meeting for hours on end, ears pricked up, needing to listen and capture every word, the last thing you want to be doing is jumping around the page, creating headings and subheadings against the agenda items on the fly, or jumping from one agenda item to the next.
Plus it is embarrassing to the leader or the administrative person who set the schedule. Many administrators are now handling their leader’s pre-read meeting materials by printing, reviewing and flagging them as appropriate. Gone are the days when administrators simply reserved a conference room and readied it for the meeting!).
Certified Executive AdministrativeProfessional ( CEAP ) curriculum-based designation is awarded to those students communicating their interest to apply. Course Agenda. Participants will learn to: Become more confident when speaking to and in front of others. CEUs will be awarded for completion of each Level.
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