Welcome to NaSPA!
meet the naspa executive team: pictured above are President leo a. wrobel and operations manager sharon m. wrobel when they were guests of the chinese academy of sciences. find more at www.leowrobel.com.
For those of you unfamiliar with NaSPA, here is the short scoop on our proud 35 year history: In 1986, NaSPA was originally founded as the National Systems Programmers Association. It operated under that name until 1997, when the name was changed to the Networks and Systems Professional Association in appreciation of the continually evolving nature of IT, Networking, Telecommunications, Disaster Recovery and other related disciplines.
Over the past 35 years thousands of technology professionals have coursed through NaSPA training programs, subscribed to its publications, supported its educational foundation, and have attended its technology conferences and trade shows. Way back in 1987, NaSPA began publishing Technical Support magazine, a comprehensive how-to publication that focused on mainframe systems. In the 1990s the publication was expanded to include more diverse topics including Disaster Recovery, Virtualization, Career Development and Technical Management. NaSPA is always looking for new authors with something to say in order to stay fresh, relevant and current. Contact us if you have an interest in writing!
In summary, NaSPA’s advocacy on behalf of technology professionals has never been as important as it is right now. Today, technologists and organizations on all fronts are stressed by slumping economic conditions, adapting careers to reflect new technology, and looking for new, cost effective technical solutions that work for their companies. NaSPA can help. Join us for all the excitement and be an active part of our dynamic plans for 2020 and beyond!
Best regards,
Leo A. Wrobel
President
