Teleseminars
Learn from top-rated IABC conference speakers without costly travel expenses. For only US$99 for members and US$125 for non-members, you can listen to communication experts share their knowledge via telephone while following along with downloadable slides. With a 45-minute lecture and 15 minutes of Q&A, IABC’s teleseminars offer practical how-to tips that you can implement immediately.
Your registration fee includes one telephone connection and one set of materials. We encourage you to gather your colleagues or fellow IABC chapter members in one location to share the learning experience at one low price.
Teleseminars are held from 8–9 a.m. and 4–5 p.m. U.S. Pacific Time. Check your time zone and avoid registering for a teleseminar that is incompatible with your local schedule. IABC is not responsible for miscalculations relating to the call time in your area.
Note: Online registration will close at 3 p.m. U.S. Pacific Time the day prior to the teleseminar to ensure that all registrants receive dial-in instructions on time.
Upcoming TeleSeminars - Fee to attend
Developing Your Accreditation Portfolio
12 August
Presenter / Mark Estes , ABC / Salt River Project
Preparing for Your Accreditation Exam
7 October
Presenter / Jo Langham, ABC / APEX Public Relations
Archived Teleseminars - Free to Members
The impact of news/editorial on advertising effectiveness: Why CMOs are embracing integrated communication
Presented by Angela C. Jeffrey, APR, Vice President of Editorial Research, VMS, on 18 September 2008
Ten ways to socialize your intranet
Presented by Shel Holtz, ABC, IABC Fellow, Principal, Holtz Communication + Technology, on 14 August 2008
Breaking through the noise: How to engage employees through effective communication
Presented by Mark Schumann, ABC, Managing Principal, Towers Perrin, on 10 July 2008
Blueprint for communicating major change: Don’t start by picking out the paint
Presented by Annette Martell, ABC, MC, Senior Communicator, on 12 June 2008
Are you a social media leader, manager or follower?
Presented by Ryan Williams, President, TWI Surveys, on 15 May 2008
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