Be Heard.
Welcome to our new and improved website! We're still moving content over from our old URL, and things will be changing fairly regularly as we continue to upgrade this site with new tools, resources and content for our members. If you have any feedback or questions on our new site, feel free to chime in here.
Check out our interactive online calendar »
- December 2008 News & Views
- President’s Column: Strength in a strange economy
- Bronze Quill 2009: It’s now in the hands of experienced judges
- How social networks are changing job search and career management
- IABC Minnesota members honored at Pacific Plains Silver Quill Awards
- Program provides step-by-step guide to accreditation
- Applications being accepted for pilot mentor program
- Dec. 4: Nonprofit Communicators Series—Your Website
- Pacific Plains seeks volunteers for 2009 Exchange Conference
News & Views
IABC Minnesota provides programming, career development and networking opportunities to help people and organizations achieve excellence in public relations, employee communication, marketing communication, public affairs and other forms of communication. Check out "About IABC MN" above to learn more, learn how to get involved, or if you're not a member yet, learn how to Join IABC.
Upcoming Events
There's always a lot going on at IABC Minnesota. We have professional development seminars, a number of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) for senior communicators, self-employed communications pros, accreditation classes, Bronze Quill awards, and much more.
Get Involved!
We'll help you develop and practice important business and leadership skills, broaden your professional network, gain visibility in the communications field, and even gain access to new developments and cutting-edge information in the field. Volunteering with IABC Minnesota is the best way to get the full value of your membership, plus much more.
View our volunteer opportunities »
Member Resources
Searching for your next great communications job, or looking for a great job candidate?
Or, review our other member resources, including links to general reference tools, IABC information and tools, etc.
