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: Ross Ipsa LoquiturSpeaking Gigs in 2009 - Where in the World is Ross?
By Ross
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A couple friends asked where I’ll be around North America so far throughout 2009. Here’s a partial quick list:
- Chicago Bar (Chicago . . duh) on January 23rd for the all-day Law Practice Management / Technology Seminar
- New York for LegalTech on February 2nd
- Texas Bar Annual Law Practice Management Conference, Houston February 5-6th
- Boston for a NABE (National Association of Bar Executives) program on February 11th
- Lincoln, Nebraska for several programs at the Annual STI (Tabs) Reseller Forum, March 27-28th
- Louisville Bar (Kentucky) May 14-15th for two days of Tightwad Technology CLE
- Oklahoma Bar (Lake Texoma) Solo & Small Firm Conference, June 11-13th
- Rhode Island Bar Association Annual Meeting (Providence), June 18-20th
While several other programs are being coordinated, this is a sampling for the first half of the year. I *LOVE* seeing my online friends “live” when I’m on the road. If you’re going to be at any of the above, be sure and say hi!
Full post as published by Ross Ipsa Loquitur on January 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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