Start spreading the news! If you love Administrative Professionals Day, then New York City is the place to visit. The Big Apple is the place where people work and live hard—and have a lot of fun doing both in grand style!
New York City is the home of some of the top businesses, industries and corporate centers in the world; the stately appearance of which could inspire administrative professionals to aspire to corporate positions. A visit to a famous office building such as the New York Life Building, Hearst Tower, the Office Park at the Avenue of the Americas, and Park Avenue Plaza would make a great office field trip. During the course of this worthwhile excursion, guests could enjoy the stately architecture of these classic buildings, and perhaps even score a tour of their interiors; learning more about the businesses that operate daily within their walls. Just make sure that those who run the office are aware of and are prepared for your visit.
Beyond the city’s office buildings, tourists can celebrate Administrative Professionals Day by visiting and honoring the numerous NYC-based memorials to the World Trade Center, as well as the Statue of Liberty: the ultimate symbol of freedom and industriousness.
If someone is planning an Administrative Professionals Day celebration in New York City, he/she should remember to include some themed party supplies. These could include plates and drinking cups shaped like apples (in tribute to the Big Apple), an elaborate paper mache centerpiece that likens the Statue of Liberty, as well as miniature lunch boxes and suitcases filled with nuts, candies and mints, that can serve as ideal take-home party favors for administrative professionals in attendance.
An amazing place to visit for Administrative Professionals Day is New York City; the place where people work hard and with style.
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* Administrative Professionals Day was originally organized in 1952 as "National Secretaries Week" by the National Secretaries Association (a.k.a. the International Association of Administrative Professionals) in conjunction with a consortium of office product manufacturers.
* It was established as an effort to recognize secretaries for their contributions in the workplace. * The NSA wanted to attract people to secretarial/administrative careers.
* Administrative Professionals Day is not an official national holiday, it is a people holiday.
* This day is celebrated worldwide, bringing together millions of people for community events, educational seminars, and individual corporate activities recognizing support staff with gifts of appreciation.
* In the United States cards and bouquets of flowers often arrive on the desk of our Secretaries. Some offices give their Secretaries delicious chocolate, a lunch or the day off from work.