STC WDC-MB Blog

Big thanks to everyone who participated in our STC WDC/MB Social Media Survey. Some folks have expressed an interest in seeing the full slideshow, so I’m posting it here. STC Social Media Survey powerpoint slide show What did we say? We like email We like face-to-face We like Facebook We like the Intercom magazine Job [...]

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We are now offering STC WDC member pricing to members of the American Independent Writers at next Tuesday’s event, Law and Order: STC WDC. The American Independent Writers is the new name for the Washington Independent Writers, an organization that has been supporting independent writers since 1975. Register for this event! We have also improved [...]

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The STC Board and staff are committed to providing excellent service to community leaders and to the membership as a whole. With Evelyn McCamey’s departure, we have reformulated the community relations position and have hired a highly skilled association executive who understands the full range of financial, legal and technological issues that affect both the [...]

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**Sent on behalf of Cindy Currie, 2nd vice President and Chair, Community Affairs Committee (CAC), and Susan Burton, CAE, Executive Director** We’re writing to inform you that Evelyn McCamey, Manager, Community Relations, has accepted a new position with the American Bankers Association. Her last day at STC is Friday, February 22. We wish her all [...]

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Once upon a time—Saturday, Feb 9, to be exact—our chapter gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of many of our peers. While dining on fine food at the historic DACOR Bacon House in Washington, DC, we were entertained by Mary R. Wise, an STC fellow and member of our chapter. Mary told us a story about [...]

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By: Clyde Parson President, Suncoast STC As we enjoyed Panera Bread’s outdoor seating during an Admin Council meeting a couple of months ago, I started thinking about why I belong to STC. My reasons, as would be expected, are unique to me. This means that the things which may be important to me may not [...]

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