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This fall, she released a whitepaper co-written with Amanda Cecil of Indiana University entitled, “Purposeful Meetings: How to Plan With Deeper Meaning, Innovation and Insight In Mind.” My earlier whitepaper on mindful event design is about the mindful approach of creating great experiences. It’s not a motivator.
This fall, she released a whitepaper co-written with Amanda Cecil of Indiana University entitled, “Purposeful Meetings: How to Plan With Deeper Meaning, Innovation and Insight In Mind.” My earlier whitepaper on mindful event design is about the mindful approach of creating great experiences. It’s not a motivator.
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