LIANZA expresses its sincere appreciation to the following persons and organizations for their assistance in the execution of this Summit:
To Tracey Brown for facilitating at awfully intimidating event, but knocking it out of the park anyway;
To Positively Wellington Venues for supplying us with not only one of the best venues in the city for a “not-for-profit” price, but outstanding service and catering as well ( and specifically Raewyn Tse for being an absolute powerhouse);
To Nigel Percy from Multimedia for supplying us with the excellent IT resources;
To the Summit Working Group for being absolutely fabulous and making the Summit happen:
Joanna Matthew
Corin Haines
Taitu Lemessa
Christine Busby
Michelle Sims
Nikki Shaw
Te Paea Paringatai
Ann-Louise Vonk
Lorna Smith
Kris Wehipeihana
To our facilitators for their professionalism and enthusiasm (we couldn’t have done it without you!):
Cath Sheard
Te Paea Paringatai
Corin Haines
Barbara Garriock
Debbie Duncan
Carolyn Robertson
Lorna Smith
Anne Buck
Laurinda Thomas
Paula Eskett
Jane Hill
John Garraway
Michelle Sims
Lynley Stone
Sue Sutherland
Anne-Louise Vonk
Christine Busby
To the team at NZMS and everyone else who helped us launch the Summit Report on Recollect;
Michelle Henderson
Brendon Baker
Basil John
Janine Delaney
Tracey Butler
Amanda Curnow
To Sarah Thompson who arranged for our Recollect cover image and to Lindsay Thompson who took the photograph of Hokitika Museum.
And lastly to everyone who came to the Summit either in person or online – thank you so much for attending and making it a memorable event!
On July 31st 2015 the Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa and Te Rōpū Whakahau co-hosted Taking Libraries to 2025: The Future of Libraries Summit at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington.
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