There are a lot of professional parliamentarians that are members of both. There's also a lot of cross-pollination between the two at the leadership levels. I'm not sure, aside from the difference in authorities, why there are two organizations, but it seems that most real-world professionals simply punt the question of which to join. What it means to me is that the $80/year NAP dues (which will grow to $100 when I become a Professional Registered Parliamentarian) are now supplemented by another $55 (which will go up as I get AIP's certifications). Whee.
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Another week, another organization
There are a lot of professional parliamentarians that are members of both. There's also a lot of cross-pollination between the two at the leadership levels. I'm not sure, aside from the difference in authorities, why there are two organizations, but it seems that most real-world professionals simply punt the question of which to join. What it means to me is that the $80/year NAP dues (which will grow to $100 when I become a Professional Registered Parliamentarian) are now supplemented by another $55 (which will go up as I get AIP's certifications). Whee.
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Someone should print this poster
In case you can't read it, it says: VINDICATION: When the loudest critic of your policies achieves his greatest success because of them. (hat…
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Took him long enough...
So, President Obama finally released his birth certificate. Now we can put the matter to rest. Personally, I've always thought that whether he was…
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Fun fact for the day
1337% of pi is 42.
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