IABC Chicago

The Chicago Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators

June 16: Making Corporate History Relevant and Engaging

Hear case studies of innovative corporate histories and brainstorm how to bring creativity to your employer's story at this Senior Communicator Forum on June 16. We all know that Throwback Thursday is fun, but how can we make our organization’s history engaging to our customers and employees? Learn why it’s important to showcase your company’s … [Read more...]

IABC Chicago Announces Local Winner of the 2016 IABC Gold Quill Awards

The International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) has announced the Excellence and Merit winners of the 2016 Gold Quill Awards program (#IABCGQ). The Chicago chapter of IABC would like to extend sincere congratulations to chapter member Barbara Immergluck of Allstate on her two awards. For more than 40 years, IABC’s Gold Quill … [Read more...]

Leadership Opportunity: IABC Chicago Board

Looking for an opportunity to exercise your leadership skills and strengthen the area's community of communicators? IABC Chicago is accepting nominations for a variety of volunteer board positions through May 9, 2016. Nominees must be members of IABC (or join by the time their terms begin) and will commit to a one- or two-year term beginning July … [Read more...]

What’s Your Handle?

IABC Chicago is planning a new initiative to get more engaged with our membership on Twitter. In our upcoming newsletters, we would like to feature some of your best business communications-related tweets and retweets. Simply fill out this quick survey letting us know your Twitter handle to take part in this initiative. Follow us on Twitter … [Read more...]

May 19: Communicating in teams to build employee engagement

Get a sneak peek of this presentation before the 2016 IABC World Conference. Come to the Metropolitan Club on the 66th floor of Willis (Sears) Tower for more than a great view of Chicago; hear Steve Ritter’s presentation. Steve will explain teams that excel have features in common. They invest in a common vision. They value differences as … [Read more...]