

Becoming an Accredited Business Communicator
Accreditation is an IABC professional development program. It offers communicators a way of demonstrating to employers, fellow communicators and themselves their ability to successfully manage and perform those tasks essential to effective organizational communication. Candidates meeting all requirements of the program earn the designation Accredited Business Communicator (ABC).
If you are a professional communicator, IABC's accreditation program is a means by which you can gauge your career progress. The ABC following your name tells your peers, current and prospective employers and, perhaps most importantly, you, that you have successfully completed this challenging program.
For complete information about the accreditation process, go to http://www.iabc.com/abc/. If you’re interested in becoming accredited, contact Susie McMichael, the IABC/Houston Accreditation Chair.
Houston Chapter Accredited Business Communicators
Pegge Bogle, ABC
Alice Brink, ABC, APR
Marvin Brown Jr. ABC, APR
April Canik, ABC
Debi Derrick, ABC
Mickey Driver, ABC
Maria Echague, ABC
Helen Fischer, ABC
Fred Halperin, ABC
Karin Knapp, ABC
K Smith Leonard, ABC
Becky Lowicki, ABC
Downs Matthews, ABC
David McKinney, ABC, APR
Susie McMichael, ABC
Joe Militello Milano, ABC
Beth Miller, ABC
Pete Poulsen, ABC
Anne Ribble, ABC
Pat Schroeder, ABC
Mark Schumann, ABC
Tony Shelton, ABC, APR
Les Van Dyke, ABC
Ben Wheatley, ABC, APR
