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The Olympia Communicators Group is an organization of Olympia, Washington area communicators--professionals in public relations,
public affairs, advertising, marketing, etc., who meet monthly over a brown bag lunch. It's an opportunity to network and
to learn something from guest speakers and each other, without spending much time. There are no dues, no by-laws, or annual
reports. THE KIS (Keep It Simple) Rule applies. Even so, the OCG has now met regularly for over eleven years.
The meetings are held from noon to one on the first Wednesday of each month. Although the locations are not fixed, we most
frequently meet at the Association of Washington School Principals, 8th and Eastside Streets, Olympia, Washington. Changes
are posted in the OCG News Service, this web site or other announcements.
To join the Olympia Communicators Group, send an e-mail to caglels@comcast.net.
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THE
NEXT OCG BROWN BAG LUNCH
What: Olympia Communicators Group Brown Bag Lunch
When: Wednesday, January
6, 2010 Where:
Association of Washington School Principals
Topic: Bringing History to Life. Speaker: John Hughes, Director, Washington Secretary of State Legacy Program
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New Position Announcements: (See the Employment section)
Events
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DIALOG
(May 7) Jenny Smith, Department of Revenue states: "I'd like to get some information on how everyone develops performance
measures for their shop."
If your communications organization is building these measures (and who isn't?), please respond directly to Jenny at
Jennys@dor.wa.gov. (We might ask you to share with other OCG members at a later date)
Sam
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JOBS
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FEATURED INFORMATION
The rousing title "Handouts" masks the fact that this section includes the presentation materials and contact
information for OCG speakers for the past two + years. Check it out!
Don't forget to visit the Professional Development section while you are at this site. It includes features like Foto
Friday, with handy professional photographic tips, and Word Wednesday, which covers the printed...and increasingly electronic...scene.
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