Newsletters

Newsletters

Our newsletter provides members with information on current industry trends and recent chapter updates.

Winter 2020

President’s Message
Chapter Business Updates
Mind
Body
Soul
BP Spotlight
National Events and Info
Our Business Partners
Insights From Our Sponsors

Summer 2019

Message from Our 2019-2020 President, Rose A. Jaworecki
Chapter Business Updates
Mind
ALANYC Chapter – Member Spotlight
Body
Soul
National Events and Information
Welcome Our New Business Partners
Business Partner Listing
Insights From Our Sponsors

PRISM 2019

PRISM 2019

Year End 2018/2019

Message from Our 2018-2019 President
Mind
Body
Soul
Chapter Business
Business Partners
Welcome to Our New Board

Fall 2018

Welcome and President’s Message
ALANYCis Networking!
ALANYCis Getting Fit!
ALANYCis Learning (A LOT!)
ALANYCis Succession Planning!
ALANYCis Planning!
ALANYCis Giving Back!
ALANYCis Partnering!
From Our Sponsors

PRISM 2018

2018 PRISM

Year End 2017/2018

ALANYCis
ALANYCis Networking!
ALANYCis Learning!
Article: A New Member Perspective!
Article: This October’s ALA Symposium Was Simply Fabulous
Article: Employment & Labor Law Update 2018
ALANYCis Planning!
ALANYCis Giving Back!
ALANYCis Partnering!
Business Partner Listing

Mid-Chapter Year 2017

ALANYCis
Message from ALANYC President Tanya Duprey
ALANYCis Networking!
ALANYCis Learning!
Education Calendar in Review
ALANYCis Planning!
ALANYCis Partnering!
BP Spotlight
ALANYCis Giving Back!
Business Partner Listing
How did you like the new ALANYCis?

Winter 2017

Message from ALA NYC President Nellie Lefteratos
ALANYC Welcomes 2017-2018 Board of Directors
Board of Directors
ALA Winter Party
Scavenger Hunt Winners
Animals at Work
The Value of an ALANYC Business Partner
Director Profile: Mark Shore
Director Profile: Peter Manzi
Educational Session
Scholarship Winners
ALANYC Annual Attorney Luncheon
Business Partners Listing

November 2016

Message from ALA NYC President Nellie Lefteratos
ALA 2016 Education Symposium
LA Conference
IDEA Awards Program reminder
Planning for Success in 2017
LDI Event
ALANYC visits the Lower East Side Tenement Museum
November Luncheon
Director Profile
Salary Survey
Business Partners Listing

September/October 2016: Fall Into Central Park

Message from ALA NYC President Nellie Lefteratos
ALA HOLLYWOOD NIGHT!
ALA Benefits Program
NYC Urban Debate League
Out of the Line of Fire, Preparing Your Defense Against an Active Shooter
ALANYC D&I Field Trip to the LES Tenement Museum November 3rd
ALA NYC Education Symposium
Business Development – 5 Ways to Impress Clients
New Members and New Changes: Welcome!

Prism Summer 2016

Introduction

August 2016: Summer in the City

Message from ALA NYC President Nellie Lefteratos
ALA Summer Party
Foot in the Door
ALA Hollywood Night
Retirement
Sensory Marketing in Business Development – 3 Ways to Incorporate
Business Partners Listing
New Members and New Changes: Welcome!

June 2016: The Spirit of Freedom

Message from ALA NYC President Nellie Lefteratos
ALA Charity Lunch
Career Resources by Robert Half Legal
ALA Annual Conference
Antitrust Guidelines
Business Partners Listing
New Members and New Changes: Welcome!

Prism 2015

PRISM Summer 2015

IDEA Awards Program reminder

Submit Your IDEA Today!
4th Annual IDEA Awards Program Open for Entries

For the past three years, ALA’s IDEA (innovation, development, engagement and advancement) Awards program has highlighted incredible initiatives put forward by ALA members, chapters, regions, business partners and firms. Past recipients are highlighted on the ALA website.

What is the IDEA Award? It’s the Innovation, Development, Engagement and Advancement Award from National. As a chapter, we are looking for unique programs, services or events that improve the legal community and advance the business law. There are no predetermined categories, and participants are encouraged to “think outside the box.”

What does Innovation mean? “A new practice (or a new approach to a traditional practice) that delivers great value and transformational impact through an innovative approach. The initiatives can be complex and involved (requiring large amounts of resources and commitment by dozens of individuals) OR simple and easily implemented (with little or no cost or other resources). The main focus is on the IDEA involved.”

Submissions will be reviewed by the IDEA Awards Committee. An entry form can be found here. Entries will be evaluated based on:

Innovation, creativity and originality
Results/success of the project
Significance and long-term impact
Submissions will be accepted through November 28. Get a head start — submit your IDEA today!

Fun fact: In November 2014, we had an IDEA, let’s do it again.

“By contrast, the ALA New York City Chapter’s submission, “Foot in the Door,” was a creative solution on how to get business partners to connect with Chapter Members. Connecting business partners and members is a perennial concern for most chapters, and NYC brainstormed to come up with a new way to address the problem. The creative solution involved chocolate and incentives that hit the sweet spot with everyone! While New York City is a large chapter, the idea is one that chapters of any size could implement.”

Read the full article:
http://www.alanet.org/chapters/ideaawardswinners.aspx