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more associates the opportunity to read the Exchange Post on their smartphones, tablets or computers, the magazine will switch to an all- digital format in 2017. Magazines and newspapers are
printing less on paper and going digital because of the convenience of digital reporting.
...stories and photos of events will be up in a matter of hours instead of weeks.
Just like the recent MSM/GM con-
ference special edition, stories and photos of events will be up in a mat- ter of hours instead of weeks. The Exchange Post has been a
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The Exchange Post is Going Digital! E
By Lisa Moak, Exchange Post Editor
xciting changes are coming soon to the Exchange Post. To give
staple in associate communication for more than 60 of our 121 years. Not only does the Exchange Post re- port awards and important changes to policy and other Exchange news, it also archives Exchange history for future associates and customers as seen in our coverage of Exchange support in all major conflicts and wars since 1955. The Exchange Post already sends
digital versions each month to associ- ates and retirees. If you are a retiree or soon to be, stay
in touch with the Exchange by send- ing your email to ExchangePost@aaf-
es.com, and you will be added to the monthly email release. Watch for more news about the all
digital version of the Exchange Post coming soon.
16,000
Exchange Posts are printed and shipped each month. That same amount, 16,000, viewed the all digital MSM/GM Conference special edition online.
The first digital Exchange Post, 2016.
signer, has won two Graphic Design USA awards. One is for his designs for Exchange internal social media sites: Flickr, Instagram and Twitter @exchangeassoc. The other is for his mural, “By the
Numbers” (right), located on the fifth floor of the HQ building. Smith is no stranger to winning
awards. In 2015, Smith took Graphic Design USA’s top award for his rede- sign of the Exchange Portal.
4 EXCHANGE POST | JULY 2016 Andy Weaver, vice president, corporate strategy and communication, awards Ryan Smith.
Top in Design: Graphic Design USA Award R
yan Smith, corporate commu- nication writer and graphic de-
The first printed Exchange Post, 1955.
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