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Grab 'em by the nostrils: English business writing for non-native speakers Intelligent design of interchanges for dynamic cities and sustainable mobility Building a pan-European network of consultancies Building a Social Media Strategy that fits your organisation IABC Belgium Spring Networking Cocktail A general approach of Grants, Funds and Programmes by EU Policy (English) Business writing for non-native speakers Successful social media moves to copy Speechwriting: Can anyone hear me out there? Come and join us for a Christmas cocktail to see out the year at the Crystal Lounge (English) Business writing for non-native speakers Worldwide Wobbly Words: Powerful writing for the Web & Newsletters (print) |
From print to online publications - finding your way in the maze Type of event: Practitioner Session Event date: 2008-06-20 Event time: Welcome coffee: 08:30; Workshop: 09:00 - 17.00 Venue: Regus Brussels City Centre (Stephanie Square) Join IABC Belgium's Programme Director/ Academic Outreach VP, Ilze Raath, for a hands-on workshop covering several aspects of print and online newsletters. Which topics will be covered? Participants should submit a newsletter or two (electronic and/or print, have written no later than 18 June 2008). Email your text to Ilze Raath: i@ilze.org or bring it along to the session. Also bring along your laptop. Biography Ilze Raath currently works as a Content Manager for Fortis Private and Merchant Banking. In her previous life, she was the Editor of Hospital magazine. Price Members: Eur 270 Maximum 10 participants. |
Regional Conference Cuts Costs to Crack Credit Crunch IABC Belgium triumphs at charity quiz IABC Communicating Social Responsibility Conference, Europe No time to think through that web project you've been hoping to get round to? Help is at hand! Complimentary Web Seminar for IABC Members on Social Media from Dow Jones Early Bird Reg Ends 31 Jan for IABC International Conference in NYC Nominations Sought for Excel Award 2007 University Seeks Partners for Web Design Project Executive MScom Program Helps Communicators in Europe Get Ahead |
