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Author: Paul Nolan Janet Sperstad, program director of Meeting and Event Management at Madison College in Wisconsin, has spent her career working toward more purposeful meetings. My earlier white paper on mindful event design is about the mindful approach of creating great experiences. We follow threat. Can you expand on that.
Author: Paul Nolan Janet Sperstad, program director of Meeting and Event Management at Madison College in Wisconsin, has spent her career working toward more purposeful meetings. My earlier white paper on mindful event design is about the mindful approach of creating great experiences. We follow threat. Can you expand on that.
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