2008 SSP 30th Annual Meeting, Westin Copley, Boston, MA
Concurrent 3D: Beyond Books and Journals
Speakers
She holds a PhD in classical studies from Tufts University and a MLS in library and information
science from Simmons College and is a past chair of the Boston Society of the Archaeological Institute of America
and of the New England Chapter of the Art Libraries Society of North America.
She has presented papers and workshops based on her website, Finding Images on the Web (http://www.bu.edu/library/instruction/findimages/), at educational and professional meetings in New England.
After completing his Bachelors in Liberal Arts from the University of Kansas, Randall matriculated to the University of Miami to study Music Business and Entertainment Industries. While in Miami, Randall pursued his musical interests through performing at many world-renowned South Beach venues, starting his own management/booking agency, interning at EMI Latin and freelancing at MTV Latin America.
Upon graduation, Randall went to work full-time for MTV working in music license clearances. Shortly after that, Randall made the move to Nashville to pursue new interests and arrived at Naxos of America.
Mark brings to his work a passion for connecting people and ideas and a vision for the blending of media, marketing, consulting and education. Mark founded Truman Company in 2006 as an executive-level marketing consultancy and then merged it with Fifty Lessons to create Soundbridge in 2007.
Previously, Mark was co-founder and Managing Director of Tapestry Networks, COO of TomorrowLab at McKinsey & Company, and Research Director at the Strategos Institute. His work at the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory from 1994 and 1997 predicted the growth of online communities, personal publishing, and social networking – what we now call Web 2.0.
Mark holds a Ph.D. in Political Economy and Government from Harvard University and an A.B. from Princeton University. He is the co-author of the book Analyzing Politics: Rationality, Behavior and Institutions and,
most recently, a contributor to The Firm as Collaborative Community: The Reconstruction of Trust in the Knowledge Economy.