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There are only a few places still available on the 'Change Management'
seminar next Wednesday!  Places are limited to 40, so book now to avoid
disappointment.  See the end of this advert for booking instructions.

SEMINAR DETAILS

Wednesday 20th November 2002

** Managing Change in Library & Information Services in the Academic and
Public sectors with John Pateman (Head of Libraries and Heritage in the
London Borough of Merton) and Anne McIlwaine (Library Manager at the School
of Oriental and African Studies) **

John and Anne will talk about managing change within library and
information services in both the public and academic sectors.  Change
management is an essential skill that is transferable between sectors and
is also seen by many employers as a core competence in the modern library &
information management environment.

John Pateman, has been Head of Libraries and Heritage in the London Borough
of Merton since 1998. He has lead a radical transformation of the library
service which has resulted in a new strategy, structure and culture for
Merton libraries. He believes strongly in the need for revolutionary change
in Britain's public libraries so that they can start to meet the needs of
the socially excluded and other communities. He has written many articles
and spoken at professional conferences on the themes of social exclusion,
social class and internationalism. He was a member of the research team,
which produced "Open to All? Public Libraries and Social Exclusion"
(Resource 2000) and he advised the Department of Culture Media and Sports
on "Libraries for All" (DCMS 1999). He was a member of the Chartered
Institute of Library and Information Professions (CILIP) Policy Action
Group on Social Exclusion. He is a Fellow of CILIP and was recently awarded
the "Por La Cultura Nacional" medal by the Cuban government for his work in
support of Cuban libraries."

The second speaker, Anne McIlwaine, has been the Library Manager at the
School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, since
February 2002. Prior to that she worked in Library Services at University
College London (UCL) for ten years where most recently she held the post of
Assistant Librarian, Staff Development and was responsible for initiating a
change management programme. Anne is a member of CILIP’s National Council
and chairs CILIP Enterprise Board. She also lectures on Human Resource
Management at the library school at UCL and contributes to updating the UDC
Classification Scheme (most recently she revised Management).

VENUE AND TIME
The seminars will all be held between 6-8pm at the Engineering Employers'
Federation (EEF), Broadway House, Tothill Street, London, SW1H 9NQ. The
nearest tube station: St James's Park (Broadway exit). Map available on
request, or just use the postcode on either Multimap, or Streetmap.  Access
code: W

BOOKING INFORMATION
The cost of each seminar is just GBP 10.00 per seminar for members of the
Career Development Group (CDG), or GBP 25.00 pounds to attend all three,
and GBP 15.00 pounds for non-members of the CDG, or GBP 40.00 to attend all
three.  Concessions for students and the unwaged are GBP 5.00 per seminar,
or GBP 10.00 for all three.

Payment should be sent in advance, by cheque (made payable to the Career
Development Group), to Ken Goodey (address provided below).
We regret that we are unable to issue receipts, but certificates of
attendance can be obtained at the end of each seminar.  VAT is included in
the price.

Details regarding financial assistance for childcare are available on
request.

If you would like to attend, please contact:

Ken Goodey (Chair)
CDG North & South Thames Division
c/o 8a, St. Mary’s Lane
Upminster
Essex
RM14 2QT.

Tel: 0207 270 5360 (office hours), or 01708 224385 (evenings)
Email: [log in to unmask]

Please provide your name, address, telephone number and email address, so I
can confirm that a place has been booked for you.

FURTHER INFORMATION:
We regret that due to the high administrative cost involved, we are unable
to give refunds for non-attendance.