Newly Certified Professionals At MAILCOM Fall

Posted on September 25, 2019 by mailomg in memo 421, Uncategorized // 0 Comments

The MDC and OSPC Review and Exam were administered at the recent Fall MAILCOM Conference in Las Vegas with credentials being issued to industry professionals.

The MDC (Mailpiece Design Consultant) Exam focuses on fully understanding and educating candidates on postal regulations regarding Mailpiece Design and the history of the USPS.

The OSPC (Office Service Professionals Certification) Exam covers multiple modules related to the daily expectations of an Office Services Professional such as communication, security, ethics and more.

The MSMA Board of Directors is pleased to announce the newest certified individuals:

MDC

John Bass, CMDSM, MDC – Alabama Power Company
Chris Biolchino, MDC – GCI Guam
George Colville, MDC – Mediant Communications Inc
Ken Toy, CMDSM, MDC – Harvard University
Kathy Howell, MDC – Ruffalo NI
Jerry Mathis, MDC – St. Jude

OSPC

Harl Joe Miller, OSPC – SourceAmerica
Van Hunter Davis, OSPC – Coffee Bean & Tea

For complete program details on the MSMA/AOSP Certifications click here.

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