Members-At-Large

As the Association's Director Vice President and MALs (Members at Large) Liaison, I invite you to read further and join the Association of Administrative Assistants as a MAL!
What are MALs (Members At Large)?
MALs are an integral group of members within the Association of Administrative Assistants. This group of members is comprised of individuals who are geographically located in areas where there is no Association Branch. Currently we have members from across Canada and also a longstanding member who lives in Bermuda.MALs are actively encouraged to attend monthly meetings and educational seminars that may be hosted by Association Branches should the opportunity arise.
Benefits to MALS
In addition to the many benefits outlined in Benefits to Members, all Association members are recipients of the Your Workplace magazine (8 publications yearly) as a perk of membership.Regularly, the Association works collaboratively with assisting organizations in their search for administrative professionals. These career opportunities are emailed directly to members and also posted on the Members' Only section of our web page.
Why Join Our Association
Click hereVolunteer Activities for MALS
Even though MALs are not located within close proximity to a Branch, there are many volunteer activities within the Association that MALs can participate in that may enhance their leadership skills, public speaking skills, creative skills, etc.Participation by MALs is greatly valued on the National Board of Directors, at Annual General Meetings (including local AGM Planning Committee Liaison), Communique Editor, etc., - the opportunities for participation are many!
I very much welcome your inquiries and questions - please feel free to contact me at:
MAL-membership@aaa.ca
Vidya Espinet, Q.A.A.
Director Vice President & MAL Liaison
RESOURCES - Rhonda Scharf
http://www.on-the-right-track.com/Annual Conference
June 3-5, 2010 | Collingwood, Ontario
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CURRENT NEWS
A resounding success ... the recent national annual events held at Blue Mountain, Ontario were well attended and the professional seminar day on Friday, June 4th was a sellout success. Host Barrie/Simcoe County branch thanks all participants and our two speakers who provided insight into the partnership between employer and admin assistant - "Be The Ultimate Assistant" Bonnie Low-Kramen, pictured above (www.BonnieLowKramen.com) and Deborah Joslin who guided participants' goal-setting and vision-boarding - "Directing your Future" (www.admindesk.ca)









