Pugh's Flowers Provides Instructions for Flower Arrangement and Plant Care Many of us have had the good fortune of working with some of the very best Administrative Professionals. These men and women are most often selfless, dedicated, focused, unofficial office leaders and some of the most rigid gate keepers ever. Again, most of us have [...]
Whether you work together in-person or continue to work remotely, it's your admin or your admin team that keeps everything running smoothly. They schedule meetings, organize your calendar, and have everything done for you so you can focus on growing your business. They are invaluable. While you may show appreciation for them regularly, now is [...]
This is the time of year we give more attention and accolades than we do the rest of the year to our admins that keep track of our calendars and take care of so many things that keep a business going. With Administrative Professionals Week coming up from April 22nd to April 26th as well [...]
It’s time to thank all the people in your company that work tirelessly on your behalf, driving its success. Your admins and virtual admins take care of all the details that add up to quite a big deal Thank them with a special gift on Wednesday, April 26th for Administrative Professionals Day or celebrate all [...]
There are so many opportunities to say thank you to those that make your life easier with their hard work and dedication. Secretary's Day (or Administrative Professionals Day) is April 27th. Teacher's Day is May 3rd and Nurse's Day is May 6th. A lovely bouquet of flowers will show your appreciation for all of their [...]
Three people led the effort to create Administrative Professionals Day/Week: Mary Barrett, a past president of the National Secretaries Association—now called the International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP); C. King Woodbridge, president of Dictaphone Corporation; and Harry F. Klemfuss, public relations account executive at Young & Rubicam. U.S. Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer proclaimed the [...]
