“We live in a culture of immediacy, in which intermediaries are becoming marginalised”.
Badtke, Online Searcher, Nov/ Dec 2013

Information professionals looking to fine tune your strategies, evidence and arguments to make the C.A.S.E. for your role in the changing legal industry, this is the workshop for you.

In lead up to C.A.S.E. [2014] ALLA 5000, Heather Carine will lead a 90 minute productive workshop, where participants will Collaborate, Advocate, Strategise and Educate.

You will come away with:

• ideas for staying ahead in the new information management world
• tips for communicating your value
• strategies tailored to your work environment.

The workshop is suitable for new and experienced information professionals working in law firms, government or universities.

This workshop is for information professionals wanting to come away from their conference experience armed with solid strategies for developing and promoting their information service to meet the changing needs of the Australasian legal industry.

Workshop details:
Date:    Wednesday, 10 September
Time:   1.45 for 2.00 – 3.30PM
Venue:  Adelaide City Council library, Meeting Room 1
(6^th Foor, Francis St, Adelaide.  Francis St is just off Rundle Mall, next to the Apple Store)
Price:     $149 (inc GST) + booking fee
Registration via stickytickets.com.au:    https://www.stickytickets.com.au/17307

About the workshop facilitator
Heather Carine is a librarian, who moved in to marketing, and now runs her own business as a market intelligence researcher.

In 2006, Heather established Carine Research, a specialist market intelligence research service, for companies wanting to connect the dots in their market

Heather is a seasoned market intelligence specialist with over fifteen years’ experience researching Australian and international companies, industries and executives.

Her blog, Research Tips, is full of practical ideas and tips for finding the business information you need, when you need it.

Heather is a member of the Australian Law Librarians’ Association, and the Association of Independent Information Professionals (AIIP).

She is based in Adelaide and tweets from @HeatherCarine.

Some comments from attendees at Heather’s speaking engagements:

“Eloquent and engaging”
“Added value” to my knowledge with excellent exposition and strategies.”
“10/10. On target & applicable.”