The IA Summit closing plenary tradition started in 2005 as a way to bring the Summit to an end withan inquisitive session looking to the future of our practice and practitioners. The selection criteria for the closing plenary speaker is simple but important: an interesting voice from within our community with something meaningful to say about the direction of the practice.
Cennydd Bowles: Closing Plenary | IA Summit Library
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Cennydd Bowles: Closing Plenary | IA Summit Library
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