American Payroll Association
Hampton Roads 
Serving the Payroll Professional of "Hampton Roads"
2010 VIRGINIA STATEWIDE PAYROLL CONFERENCE
10th Annual Virginia Statewide Payroll Conference
The Virginia Statewide Payroll Conference is pleased to announce the 10th Annual Virginia Statewide Payroll Conference "Payroll the Final Frontier" to be held on October 14-15th, 2010 at the Renaissance Portsmouth Hotel located in Old Towne Portsmouth, VA.
Presented by
Virginia Statewide Payroll Conference
in conjunctions with the Virginia Local Chapters of the APA
Travel where no payroll profession has never gone before. Take the Starship Payroll to the 10th Annual Virginia Statewide Payroll Conference for a lifetime mission.
To explore new complex tax laws
To seek out new compliance and reporting requirements
To boldly go where no payroll professional has gone before.
The conference offers attendees the chance to:
- Meet vendors and learn about new products and services
- Attend discussions focused on payroll issues
- Hear Speakers offering insight into payroll issues
- Network with other payroll professionals
The Thursday night social promises to again be a big hit with the events being related to the conference theme.
The VSPC proudly announce they will be raising money for the Animal Aid Society of Hampton.
Payroll Professional of the Year
Registration (Warp Speed)
FEE:
$225.00 (member)
$275 (non-member)
August 20th is the last day to register at Warp Speed rates!!!
Regular Registration
FEE:
$275.00 (member)
$325.00 (non-member)
September 24th is the last day to register at Regular rate!!
Thank You
2010 Exhibitors
Renassiance Portsmouth Hotel
Hotel Reservations Deadline
Sept 13, 2010.
Visit the Virginia Statewide Payroll
Conference website for More Details.
The 2010 Payroll Professional of the Year Award
Animal Aid Society is a “no-kill” dog shelter. The society began in 1971 with a mission of finding homes for stray, abandoned, and abused dogs. Their dogs are not euthanized and live there until placed in a home.
The shelter does not receive any money from city, state or federal sources. In addition to medical care, they must maintain repairs on their shelter, pay utilities, and cover other fees associated with caring for the dogs. The average total monthly expense to care for one dog at their shelter is about $200. Their facility can house up to 40 dogs. They also provide information on specific breed rescue groups and maintain a book, “Someone’s Dog Needs A Home”, for owners looking to place their dog if they can no longer care for them.
The shelter is completely staffed by volunteers. Additional people are always needed to help with cleaning dog runs, feeding, general maintenance, newsletters, publicity, exercising, bathing, and socializing dogs.
Animal Aid Society
The organization provides shelter, medical care, food, protection and acts as a placement agency for dogs in good health. It also offers education for the humane care and treatment of animals and attempts to prevent cruelty to all animals. Pet ownership is a lifelong commitment. New dogs can only be taken as current ones are adopted.
Their current location on Butler Farm Road was purchased in 1991. Each new dog is examined by a local vet, neutered, given current vaccinations and treated for existing medical needs. While living at the shelter each dog receives monthly heartworm and flea preventatives. All funds needed to care for these dogs come from donations and special fund raising events.
