Want to go to a 1993 spring conference?

Article Abstract:

The American Business Women's Assn offers career training seminars which provide better opportunities for both the employee and the company. Employers usually recognize the benefits of such courses but the current recession has placed constraints on company budgets. However, an employee may still get the company to shoulder training expenses by submitting a written request and discussing how this seminar will be beneficial to the company in terms of improved performance, productivity and work relationships. These activities will prove cost-effective in the long run.

Economic aspects, Career development, Employee training

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Listen up, everyone

Article Abstract:

Cynthia Fratantuono is an example of a successful graduate of the training sessions conducted by the American Business Women's Assn. (ABWA) on business skills. Fratantuono could not communicate with others before she attended the ABWA meetings. The speaking, writing and listening skills she learned were put to fruitful use in her career as an instructor of handicraft production. She is also a computer systems operator.

Training, Study and teaching, Interpersonal communication, Fratantuono, Cynthia

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Carolyn Bufton Elman's 2004 association message

Article Abstract:

Carolyn Bufton Elman, executive director of American Business Women's Association (ABWA) has expressed her opinion on the impact of innovations and changes at the 2004 National Convention of ABWA in Virginia. The future plans of the association are also presented.

Virginia, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, 2004 AD, Executive directors, Elman, Carolyn Bufton

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