You won't want to miss this informative and fun program. Please share with your friends and colleagues. The event is open to all.
Redesigning Live, Work and Play:
How Culture is Shifting and Business is Responding
A holiday event with substance. Join a variety of professionals to mix, mingle, synergize and look forward.
December 15th, 2010
Skirball Cultural Center
Featuring:
Jody Turner, Culture of Future
Innovation Advocate, Creative Culture Researcher and Connector
• A strategic look at the changing world
• Directional approaches for community shifts, education, inspiration, products and services
• Insights from leading brands such as Apple, Gap, IDEO, Samsung, and Starbucks
AND
Social Responsibility by Peter Derycz
Founder and CEO of Reprints Desk
Corporate Donor to Room to Read
• Why social responsibility is good for business
• Using challenge grants to foster community ownership and sustainability
• Creating culturally relevant programs with strong local staff and partnerships
Presented by:
Special Libraries Association Southern California Chapter
And
Los Angeles Chapter of the American Society for Information Science and Technology
In association with: Convergence Technology Council, Technology Council of Southern California, and SoCalTech.com.
Sponsored by: Thomson Reuters, LAC Group, Reprints Desk, IEEE, Cuadra, LexisNexis and Elsevier.
Plus: Three course meal and cash bar; Entertainment, provided by DJ Dave Dolphin; Free admission to the Museum prior to the event; Support of an important charitable cause, with a portion of the proceeds benefitting Room to Read.
Date: Wednesday, December 15th, 2010
Time: 5:00PM Check-in & Registration
6:00PM Dinner & Program
Location: Skirball Cultural Center
Professionals: $75.00
Students: $40.00
Register online here: http://lacasist.org/event/2010/redesigning-live-work-and-play
If you prefer to mail your registration, you may do so by printing the flyer from the above website.
I hope to see you at the Skirball!
-Robin Dodge
SLA-SCC President Elect
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