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first local chapter launches in d.c.
Chicago Chapter Follows
By Clint Hale
AAPA is proud to introduce its first AAPA local chapter--the Washington Metropolitan Area Chapter (WMAC) of the AAPA. WMAC President Daniel Dycus, CPP, said organizing an AAPA chapter has already helped bring AP education, information, and networking to the D.C. area.
"I think that this was a need in our disbursement community," said Dycus, Manager of Disbursement Accounting for Intelsat. "Many people have been involved with APA for years, however, have never gotten involved with an AP organization. Since AAPA is a sister organization to APA, you know AAPA will be of the highest quality as well."
The WMAC chapter plans to hold its first official chapter meeting by the third quarter of 2009. Dycus said he is also helping some of his colleagues form a second AAPA-affiliated chapter in the midwest--the American Accounts Payable Association Chicago Chapter.
"Our goals for the WMAC are education and networking," Dycus said. "These areas appear to be what our information survey results showed members were looking for."
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