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October 15, 2009 By 1 Comment

COMO Convention in Georgia

Last week I attended the Georgia Council of Media Organizations (COMO) convention. I had a great time visiting Columbus, Georgia and connecting with old friends and meeting new friends while down there.

I gave two presentations at the convention about two of my favorite topics–multigenerational workforce and marketing libraries.

A big thank you to Pat Carterette and the Georgia Public Library Service for inviting me to the convention and hosting me while I was visiting!

Generation Now: Surviving and Thriving With 4 Generations in the Workplace

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Market Yourself Market Your Library: Social Networking for the Real World

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About Lori Reed

Lori Reed, coauthor of Workplace Learning & Leadership: A Handbook for Library and Non-Profit Trainers, is a learning and communication strategist with more than twenty years experience in learning and development. A 2009 Library Journal Mover & Shaker and a 2010 "One to Watch" for paralibrarians, Lori graduated cum laude from East Carolina University with a Bachelor of Science in Communication. Lori is a certified Synchronous Learning Expert and a North Carolina Master Trainer and has traveled across North America speaking about libraries and training.

  • http://paulsignorelli.com Paul Signorelli

    Wonderful summaries of two topices that are tremendously important to all of us. Thanks for posting what can easily serve as primers for the rest of us. It would be wonderful to hear how your audience reacted to each presentation.

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