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To preserve its founding principles, the Association is guided by a
mission statement common to all chapters. The statement seeks to advance
professionalism within the mail systems industry by establishing a
framework for all activities both at the national and chapter levels. As a
reference to our chapter membership, I have included the Mission Statement
from the "Guide to the Association" 1996 edition.
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To provide a professional organization for people involved in the
management, supervision, and support of mail systems in business,
industry, government and institutions;
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To offer a local, regional and national structure of meetings,
conferences, seminars, training classes and publications to raise the
professionalism and competence of personnel employed in the mail
management field at all levels;
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To stimulate communications by offering a variety of newsletters,
manuals and other publications to aid in the dissemination of professional
information developed in the field of mail systems management;
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To raise the level of management prestige and esteem for managers
employed in this specialized segment of business operations; and
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To offer awards for contributions to the advancement of the art of
mail systems management in order to encourage members to share their
experiences and knowledge with others in the field. |
