About ABPM

Comprised of Fortune 500 Member Companies from around the globe, ABPM (the Association of Briefing Program Managers) champions and provides resources for the development of briefing programs and professionals as strategic resources vital to the success of their organizations. If your organization has a briefing program or is evaluating the benefits of creating one, we encourage you to join our community. Just look at comments from current ABPM members to see how you too can benefit from membership.

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• Congratulations ABPM Hero Award Recipients!

  • Monday, May 3, 2021
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  Because we knew that, in 2020, ABPM members needed to focus on serving sales teams and customers rather than spending hours assembling World Class Briefing Awards submissions, we chose to suspend ABPM's usual World Class Briefing Awards for a year. Instead, we asked ABPM members to nominate their fellow members who offered guidance, knowledge, and leadership in ways that made a difference to their programs as they met the challenges of this past year.

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• ABPM Releases "Consideration for Hybrid Briefings" White Paper

  • Wednesday, April 7, 2021
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  ABPM is pleased to announce the release of "Considerations for Hybrid Briefings", a practical guide intended to help briefing teams and their key stakeholders consider the many aspects of hybrid briefings. It was assembled and curated by members of the ‘ABPM Hybrid Briefings Task Force' and can be found in the 'Hybrid and Reopening Centers Resources' section of ABPM Resource Library's Processes & Tools Page. It is a member resource so please login to download.

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• ABPM Updates "Consideration for Reopening Centers" Document

  • Wednesday, August 5, 2020
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  Based on the facilitated discussions focused on Reopening Centers during the ABPM conference last month and feedback from the ‘ABPM Task Force on Considerations for Reopening Centers', ABPM has updated the "Considerations for Reopening Centers" document. The document is a practical guide and living document intended to help briefing teams and their key stakeholders consider the many aspects of reopening briefing centers and welcoming customers back to a safe, and comfortable environment, while keeping staff safe as well.  

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