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Post-conference tour to visit southern Utah

If you have never been to southern Utah, you don't want to miss the post-conference tour immediately following the NFPW conference in Salt Lake City. Read more about it on our Conference page.

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Past President Price is 2012 NFPW Communicator of Achievement

2012 COA winner Cynthia prices poses in between two former winners.

NFPW's 2012 Communicator of Achievement Cynthia Price of Virginia, center, is congratulated by two past COAs, Charlotte Schexnayder of Arkansas and Clara Cartrette of North Carolina. (Photo by Catherine Petrini)

NFPW Past President Cynthia Price was named the 2012 NFPW Communicator of Achievement, the organization's highest honor, at the annual conference in Scottsdale, Ariz., during the "Diamonds in the Desert" banquet celebrating the affiliate-nominated COAs and NFPW's 75th anniversary.

The nine of 10 nominees attending the banquet were introduced by COA Director Wilma Moore-Black of Kansas with a PowerPoint presentation prepared by Nagamani Chittem of Wichita State University.

Price, of Glen Allen, Va., is director of communications for ChildFund International, a global child development organization. She is known for pursuing new challenges, professionally, personally, and for her Virginia affiliate and NFPW.

group of friends sitting at a table in a restaurant posing for the camera.

Communication Conference Recap

NFPW celebrated its 75th anniversary at its 2012 Communication Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona. Hosted by Arizona Press Women, the conference was a fabulous success and a good time was had by all. A big thank you goes out to the members of Arizona Press Women who planned and participated in the conference, pre-tour, and post-tour.

See more post-conference coverage in the Fall 2012 issue of Agenda, on the 2012 conference recap page, and in the Arizona Press Women's October newsletter.

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