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reprinted from March 2004 Edition
The Background Investigator
A Note From The Editor
The Background Investigator has received many calls asking about our Spring Conference traditionally held in Long Beach.
This year (2004) in light of the fact that the NAPBS is holding their first Membership meeting at approximately the same time, and since we support the NAPBS and its goals, The Background Investigator has graciously opted out from hosting our normal Spring Conference.
This does not mean we will not continue sponsoring conferences. In fact, our annual November conference, being held at the Sheraton Sand Key Hotel in Tampa, will be bigger and better than ever!
We would like to see the NAPBS succeed.
So support the NAPBS and see you in Tampa this November.
Special Note:
The NAPBS has positioned its 2011 Fall Conference uncomfortably close date–wise and by location to our Annual Conference in Clearwater so stay tuned for update on when and where our next conference will be held.
Also, Why Join NAPBS?
Education - The Association provides relevant programs and training to empower its members to better serve clients and set standards within the background screening industry. Training seminars are planned for the Annual Conference and Mid-Year Meeting. Monthly Webinars are offered to members free of charge. The Webinars cover a variety of topics in the pre-employment screening industry.
Networking - The Annual Conference, scheduled in March or April, provides a forum for members to jointly discuss relevant industry issues and develop mutually-beneficial solutions. Vendor exhibits and educational programs will highlight these events. The Mid-Year Meeting, scheduled in September or October, also provides networking and educational opportunities, as well as a vendor exhibits. NAPBS also has a member ListServ provides an opportunity for subscribers to post questions and get feedback from their industry colleagues.
Standing Committees - Membership in NAPBS gives you a voice and active involvement when you participate as a committee member on one of NAPBS standing committees.
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