I did not, but I am looking through the lists again.  How about “sponsoring body”:

 

A person, family, or corporate body sponsoring some aspect of the work, e.g., funding research, sponsoring an event.

 

(from I.2.2 (note that is eye.2.2) Relationship Designators for Other Persons, Families, or Corporate Bodies Associated with a Work)

 

Kathryn

 

 

Thanks Kathryn.  And did you give them relationship designators? (sorry, am having trouble back-tracking to your record!)  I didn’t get that far, but was aware I’d missed them out

Helen

 

 

I entered all of those corporate bodies.  I consider them to be “Other Person, Family, or Corporate Body Associated with a Work” (RDA 19.3).  I didn’t enter the individual people because they weren’t as prominent on the front matter, but I think that seems reasonable as well.

 

Kathryn Lybarger

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University of Kentucky

 

 

I fear I’m opening a can of worms here, but can I see what others think about this:

 

I entered the Joint steering committee as creator

Michael Gorman and Paul Winkler as contributors (for their role as editors)

And then as others associated with the work, I went the whole hog and entered: ALA, Australian Committee on Cat, BL, Canadian Committee on Cat, CILIP, LC, CLA (forgive abbreviations here). 

 

Has anyone else entered all of them (I’m still trying to open all the records!)

 

Helen

 

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