Administrative Professional's Day gifts

Wednesday, April 21st

Donny has a saying about the time he worked in "corporate America." "The managers can disappear and you will not see much difference for weeks, maybe even months. But... if the "admins" disappear, business will come to a screeching halt in less than 5 minutes."

You know he is right! Please don't forget that person who makes YOU successful. Give a gift they will never forget... Candy you ate as a kid®

Candy you ate as a kid® decade assortments

Candy you ate as a kid® personalized box tops

Pack-a-Bag of Candy you ate as a kid®

Free hand-written enclosure cards are available during checkout.

This annual event was originally organized in 1952 as "National Secretaries Week" by the National Secretaries Association (now known as the International Association of Administrative Professionals or IAAP) in conjunction with public relations executive Harry Klemfuss and a consortium of office product manufacturers.

It was established as an effort to recognize secretaries for their contributions in the workplace, and to attract people to secretarial  and administrative careers. In the year 2000, IAAP announced a name change for Professional Secretaries Week and Professional Secretaries Day. The names were changed to Administrative Professionals Week and Administrative Professionals Day to keep pace with changing job titles and expanding responsibilities of today’s administrative workforce.