Fellow Award
Paul Sanchez named 2011 Fellow
The International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) has selected Paul M. Sanchez, ABC, APR, as this year’s IABC Fellow. The IABC Fellow Award is the highest honor the association can bestow on a member, and acknowledges outstanding leadership, professional accomplishment and service to IABC and the profession. The award will be presented at the opening general session of the association’s World Conference in San Diego.
Read more about Paul's selection.
The Fellow designation is the highest honor IABC confers upon members. It denotes a body of achievement as a communicator or communication educator who has had a significant impact not only on the communicator’s organization and IABC, but on the communication profession. This impact can be universal in nature or specific to a country or region. One way to think about the Fellows designation is as a "professional career award," although the designation is by no means limited to communicators nearing the end of their careers. All members are encouraged to submit a nomination, as this award is open to ALL IABC members.
Fellow selection criteria includes:
- Contribution to and leadership in the organizational communication field and profession (25 percent)
- Career achievement (25 percent)
- Authorship, speaking and lecturing (25 percent)
- Contributions to IABC (25 percent)
- Additional information
Deadline and Nomination form
Deadline for receipt of nominations:
Nomination form:
Questions?
If you have questions about the 2012 IABC Fellow Award, send an e-mail to recognition@iabc.com.
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