When I heard about the Mortenson Program in 2011, the first question that came to my mind was: how do librarians from different continents like Africa, Asia and Europe, get along during four weeks of intense training and daily life in the U.S?
Last week was our summer networking event at Nomura’s London headquarters on the bank of River Thames
Member interview with Ned Potter, one of the 2011 ECCA winners and author of The Library Marketing Toolkit.
Write-up of our marketing and personal branding event in Leeds
SLA Europe, in partnership with the Financial Times and Swets, brought together an expert panel to provide their perspectives on managing change.
We hope you enjoyed our recent event looking at change and change management. Thank you again to all our speakers (John Coll, Veronica Kennard, Ray Phillips and Ian), our chair Lesley Robinson and the sponsors FT and Swets.
On 26 June, SLA Europe will be hosting a discussion in Leeds with Ned Potter and Bethan Ruddock, on the issues surrounding their new books, “The Library Marketing Toolkit” and “The New Professional’s Toolkit”.
We are pleased to announce that Anneli Sarkanen has won the first SLA Europe Conference Award, co-sponsored by the Leadership and Management Division.
Come and hear our panel discuss their experiences at the coalface of undertaking reviews and managing change, and network with other professionals facing the same challenges.
We’re delighted to introduce the 5 winners of the 2012 Early Career Conference Awards, Co-Sponsored by SLA Europe, Business & Finance Division, Leadership & Management Division, Legal Division, Pharmaceutical and Health Technology Division, and Science-Technology Division (Diane K Foster International Student Travel Award)
Allan Foster, information industry consultant and writer, gives us a preview of the results of the Business Information Survey 2012
The Board of SLA Europe is delighted to announce the five winners of the SLA Europe Early Career Conference Award (ECCA) 2012: Simon Barron, Marie Cannon, Ruth Jenkins, Giles Lloyd-Brown, and Sarah Wolfenden.
