Call for Webinar Presenters: LibraryWorks Live Webinars

LibraryWorks Live WebinarsCall for Webinar PresentersCFP URL: https://www.libraryworks.com/call-for-presenters​Are you an experienced library professional with insights to share? We invite you to submit a proposal to present a webinar in our weekly series of continuing education sessions focused on advancing excellence in libraries.We’re Seeking Presentations on Topics Such As:Leadership development and staff managementStrategic planning and organizational changeEquity, diversity, and inclusion in administrationPolicy development and governanceTechnology integration and digital transformationCommunity engagement and partnershipsAssessment, data-driven decision-making, and impact evaluationCrisis management and resilience in library operationsPresentation Details:Format: Live webinar (60 minutes total, including Q&A)Audience: Professional librarians and staffDelivery: Virtually on Thursdays from 2 to 3pm EasternSubmission Guidelines:Presentation title and description, including 3 – 5 learning objectives (150–300 words total)Brief presenter biography (100–150 words)Any relevant experience presenting or teachingHow to Submit:Send your proposal, or your questions, to Kathy Dempsey at kathy@libraryworks.com with the subject line: Webinar Proposal.We encourage submissions from professionals of all backgrounds and library types. Innovative ideas, practical case studies, and diverse perspectives are especially welcome. Presenters will be compensated. About LibraryWorksLibraryWorks’ mission is to help library workers at all levels to make informed decisions about technology, collection development and management, facilities and furnishings, staffing, purchasing, and other areas that drive effective strategic planning and day-to-day operations. Our family of resources can enable you to identify best practices, monitor trends, evaluate new products and services, and hone your skills. Our webinars bring together library administrators, managers, and workers at all levels to explore practical strategies, current challenges, and forward-thinking solutions across public, academic, school, and special libraries.We look forward to learning from you!   Read original article: Read More