2008 Annual Conference Planning Committee

2008 NFAIS Annual Conference Planning Committee

Mission:	To work with NFAIS Headquarters in the planning, development and implementation of a world-class conference that will accomplish multiple objectives, including: the retention of existing NFAIS members; Attracting new members from all Information Community sectors; Increasing meeting attendance and revenues; Increasing the number and diversity across business levels of attendees from Member Organizations; Providing a networking forum that will promote cooperation and collaboration across all segments of the Global Information Community; and ultimately raising, broadening and enhancing NFAIS' visibility and reputation within the Information Community.



Members:	Linda Beebe Senior Director, PsycInfo American Psychological Association Kevin Bouley President Nerac, Inc. David Brown Executive Vice President, Corporate Markets Thomson Scientific Barbara Dobbs Mackenzie Editor in Chief RILM Abstracts of Music Literature Hal Espo President Contextual Connections, LLC Joel K. Hammond Director, BIOSIS Product Development Thomson Scientific Iris L. Hanney President Unlimited Priorities Corporation Cynthia Hill Vice President for Information Management Services Outsell, Inc. Gail Hodge Senior Information Scientist Information International Associates Bruce Kiesel Director, Knowledge Base Management Thomson Scientific Robert Kimberley Regional Director, UK and Ireland Ovid Technologies John Law Director, Strategic Alliances and Platform Management ProQuest Sue Polanka Head of Reference and Instruction Paul Laurence Dunbar Library Wright State University Linda Sacks NFAIS Honorary Fellow RL Scott (Former) Deputy Director U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information

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