Business & Finance Division Subject Files, 1949-2013
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Brief Description: Subject Files of the Business and Finance Division (1967-2007) and Marketing and Advertising Division (1965-2012) contains budgets, correspondence, handbooks, manuals and reports regarding awards, conferences, and seminars. Combined with record series 85/10/17, Business and Finance Division Committee Records (1958-2010) contains records from various ad hoc and permanent committees. Combined with records series 85/10/12, Meeting Agendas and Minutes of the Business and Finance Division (1952-2010) and Division of Marketing and Advertising (DAM) (1949, 2007-2012) contains Executive Board meeting agendas (1972-2000) and meeting minutes (1951-2000, 2004-06, 2009-10).
Held at:
The American Library Association Archives
19 Library
1408 W. Gregory Drive
Urbana, IL 61802
Phone: 217 333 0798
Fax: 217 244 2868
Email: ala-archives [at] library.illinois.edu
Record Series Number: 85/10/6
Created by: Special Libraries Association (1909-Present)
Volume: 4.0 Cubic Feet
Acquired: 04/23/2012. 10/10/2013, 11/8/2013
More information is available at https://files.archon.library.illinois.edu/alasfa/8510006a.pdf
Arrangement: Alphabetical and chronological thereunder
Biographical Note for Special Libraries Association (1909-Present) :

The Special Libraries Association (SLA) was founded in 1909 by John Cotton Dana.  The Division of Advertising and Marketing (DAM) was founded in 1942 from the earlier Commerce Division.  The Division of Advertising and Marketing has a national membership of information professional from advertising agencies and advertising marketing departments of consumer companies. The DAM mission is defined on its website as:

"Established in 1942, and celebrating its 65th Anniversary, the Advertising & Marketing Division is concerned with the collection, retrieval, and dissemination of information devoted to advertising, marketing and related disciplines, and in the management of libraries and information centers in these areas."

The number of members as of the Annual Conference in June 2007 was 299.

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