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Katharine Schopflin Presidentpresident@sla-europe.org Katharine Schopflin currently manages subscriptions and licensing for Signal Media. She has worked in the corporate sector since 1996 in sectors including media, government and non-profit and roles ranging from researcher to taxonomist. More recently she has worked as a knowledge manager for organisations such as the House of Commons and Medical Defence Union. She publishes regularly in the information press and is the editor of A Handbook for Corporate Information Professionals (Facet Publishing, 2014). Marie Grace Cannon Past Presidenteditor@sla-europe.org Marie Grace Cannon gained her undergraduate degree in Philosophy and Literature from Warwick University, before studying an MA in Library and Information Studies at UCL. Marie became involved with the SLA when she was awarded the SLA Early Career Conference Award (ECCA) co-sponsored by the Legal Division and attended the annual conference in Chicago in 2012. Since then, Marie has served as President, Secretary and Blog Editor for SLA Europe, as well as being an active member of the Digital Communications Committee and Legal Division. Marie is currently working as an Knowledge and Information Officer for Clifford Chance, and is a chartered librarian with CILIP. Seema Rampersad Membership Chairmembership@sla-europe.org Originally from Trinidad & Tobago, Seema Rampersad came to London to study Information and Communication. She worked for the Intelligence Unit at the Greater London Authority and for PricewaterhouseCoopers in their Business Information Centre for many years. She is still an advocate for traditional library and information services and skills. Though, in both roles she has continued to use new technologies for collaborating across subject areas and borders. At present, she is interested in social media and the use of multimedia as business and professional development tools for managing and delivering information and knowledge. Siobhan McGuinness Chair, Digicommswebmaster@sla-europe.org Siobhan McGuinness is SLA’s LMD 2016 Career Advancement Award Winner, where she attended SLA’s 2016 Conference in Philadelphia. She is involved in numerous projects and committees, including @uklibchat, and in 2015 she became part of the very successful Rudai 23 program. Committee work includes SLA’s Digital Communications Committee since 2014, and recently became involved with SLA’s Leadership and Management Professional Development Committee. Sarah Wolfenden Sarah Wolfenden graduated from University College London with an MA in Library and Information Science in November 2008 and is currently working as a Subject Liaison Librarian at Brunel University. Her involvement with SLA Europe stems from winning the Leadership and Management/SLA Europe sponsored Early Career Conference Award in 2012. She is an active member of the profession serving on several library and information committees, mainly helping with social media and event and conference planning. Blog posts about her professional development activities can be found at The Wolfenden Report and she tweets as @SarahWolfenden. Sarah’s experience covers further education, higher education and higher education in further education, with a background in retail and customer service. She is interested in mindfulness in the workplace and how people learn, as well as being an advocate for continual professional development. Claire Cooper Events and Digital Communications Committeesclaire.cooper@infotrack.co.uk Claire is a Corporate Account Manager at InfoTrack UK, and has over 10 years’ experience working in the UK legal sector. Joining InfoTrack in May 2016, Claire started in the Conveyancing Team as a Business Development Manager in London and South Wales region. Now forming part of the Corporate Services team she is responsible for identifying client requirements, building client relationships, and developing new services. As a qualified solicitor Claire has first-hand experience in understanding the requirements of legal professionals, their interactions with clients, and how utilising smart technology can enhance legal service offerings. Claire Laybats Blog Editor Claire Laybats was the Head of Information and Knowledge consultancy at TFPL. Claire has worked for TFPL for over 10 years in the information and knowledge management field working in recruitment, then heading up training and events before moving into consultancy in September 2013. She has been involved in and led key pieces of research into skills development in the information profession and has worked actively on consulting projects with clients in both the corporate and public sector nationally and internationally. In 2014 she became joint editor of the Business Information Review published by Sage. Leigh Montgomery Digital Communications (SLA Connect) Leigh Montgomery has been a special librarian for 20 years. She is currently an Electronic Resources Librarianfor a public, US-statewide law library system that provides access to legal information for Massachusetts citizens. She is the former librarian at The Christian Science Monitor news organization. Leigh has served in roles for the Special Libraries Association since 1998 including Chair of the News Division, and President of SLA's New England chapter. She enjoys working with colleagues internationally and has been a member of SLA Europe since 2015. Professional areas of interest include information verification, media literacy, and archiving digital content. Nicky Farmer Digital Communications (LinkedIn) Nicky is a law librarian currently embedded in Real Estate and Construction providing legal research and a service environment. I have a background in cataloguing, classification and serials management and a personal interest in Knowledge Management.
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Katharine Schopflin Uachtaránpresident@sla-europe.org Katharine Schopflin currently manages subscriptions and licensing for Signal Media. She has worked in the corporate sector since 1996 in earnálacha lena n-áirítear na meáin, rialtais agus neamh-bhrabúis agus rólanna idir taighdeoir go taxonomist. Níos déanaí bhí sí ag obair mar bhainisteoir eolais d'eagraíochtaí ar nós an Teach na dTeachtaí agus an Aontais Cosanta Leighis. She publishes regularly in the information press and is the editor of A Handbook for Corporate Information Professionals (Foilsitheoireacht gné, 2014). Marie Grace Cannon Iar-Uachtaránpresidagusnt@sla-easope.oRG Marie Grace Cannon fuarthas sí céim fochéime i Fealsúnacht agus Litríocht ó Ollscoil Warwick, roimh déanamh staidéir MA i Staidéir Leabharlainne agus Faisnéise ag UCL. Marie became involved with the SLA when she was awarded the SLA Early Career Conference Award (ECCA) co-sponsored by the Legal Division and attended the annual conference in Chicago in 2012. Ó shin i leith, Marie has served as President, Secretary and Blog Editor for SLA Europe, as well as being an active member of the Digital Communications Committee and Legal Division. Marie is currently working as an Knowledge and Information Officer for Clifford Chance, agus tá leabharlannaí cairte le CILIP. Seema Rampersad Cathaoirleach Ballraíochtmembership@sla-europe.org Is as Oileán na Tríonóide & Tobága, Seema Rampersad tháinig go dtí Londain chun staidéar a dhéanamh Faisnéise agus Cumarsáide. D'oibrigh sí don Aonad Faisnéise ag an Greater London Authority agus le PricewaterhouseCoopers i n-Ionad Eolais Ghnó le blianta fada. Tá sí fós ag saothrú ar son leabharlann traidisiúnta agus seirbhísí eolais agus scileanna. Cé, sa dá róil ar aghaidh í a úsáid teicneolaíochtaí nua chun comhoibriú ar fud réimsí ábhair agus teorainneacha. Faoi láthair, Tá sí spéis sa meáin shóisialta agus úsáid ilmheán mar ghnó agus uirlisí a fhorbairt ghairmiúil do bhainistiú agus a sheachadadh faisnéise agus eolais. Siobhan McGuinness Cathaoirleach, Digicommsiebmaster@sla-europe.org Siobhan McGuinness Is LMD als ar 2016 Buaiteoir Gradam Cinn Gairme, nuair a d'fhreastail sí ar CLS 2016 Comhdháil i Philadelphia. Tá sí páirteach i dtionscadail iomadúla agus coistí, lena n-áirítear @uklibchat, agus i 2015 bhí sí mar chuid den Rudai-rathúil 23 Clár. Cuimsíonn obair an Choiste Coiste Cumarsáide Digiteach CLS ón uair 2014, agus le déanaí bhí baint acu le Ceannaireacht CLS agus Forbairt Ghairmiúil Bainistíochta. Sarah Wolfenden Sarah Wolfenden céim amach ó Choláiste na hOllscoile Londain le MA san Eolaíocht Leabharlainne agus Faisnéise i mí na Samhna 2008 agus tá sé ag obair faoi láthair mar Leabharlannaí Idirchaidrimh Ábhair ag an Ollscoil Brunel. Eascraíonn a rannpháirtíocht leis an CLS an Eoraip ó bhuaigh an Ceannaireachta agus Bainistíochta / SLA Eoraip urraithe Gradam Comhdháil Luath Gairm Bheatha san 2012. Tá sí ina ball gníomhach den ghairm ag freastal ar leabharlann agus arís eile agus coistí eolais, den chuid is mó ag cabhrú leis na meáin shóisialta agus imeacht agus pleanáil comhdháil. Is féidir le blog post faoina gníomhaíochtaí forbartha gairmiúla a fháil ag Tuarascáil Wolfenden agus tweets sí mar @ Sarah Wolfenden. Clúdaíonn taithí Sarah oideachas breise, ardoideachas agus ardoideachas i mbreisoideachas, le cúlra i seirbhís miondíola agus do chustaiméirí. Tá sí suim i Mindfulness san ionad oibre agus conas daoine a fhoghlaim, a bheith chomh maith mar abhcóide d'fhorbairt ghairmiúil leanúnach. Claire Laybats Blog Editor Claire Laybats was the Head of Information and Knowledge consultancy at TFPL. Claire has worked for TFPL for over 10 years in the information and knowledge management field working in recruitment, then heading up training and events before moving into consultancy in September 2013. She has been involved in and led key pieces of research into skills development in the information profession and has worked actively on consulting projects with clients in both the corporate and public sector nationally and internationally. I 2014 she became joint editor of the Business Information Review published by Sage. Leigh Montgomery,,en,Cumarsáid Digiteach,,en,CLS Connect,,nl,Ríomhphost Leigh Montgomery,,en,Leigh Montgomery tá sé ina leith,,en,leabharlannaí,,en,Tá sí,,en,an Leictreonach,,en,Leabharlannaí,,en,do phobal,,en,US dlí-statewide,,en,córas a chuireann rochtain ar fhaisnéis dhlíthiúil do shaoránaigh Massachusetts,,en,Tá sí an iar,,en,ag an eagraíocht nuachta Christian Science Monitor,,en,Leigh fhóin i rólanna don Chumann Leabharlanna Speisialta ó,,en,lena n-áirítear Cathaoirleach an Rannán Nuachta,,en,agus Uachtarán na Sasana Nua chaibidil CLS,,en,taitneamh as sí ag obair le comhghleacaithe go hidirnáisiúnta agus tá sé ina bhall de CLS Eoraip ó,,en,I measc na réimsí gairmiúla spéise fíoraithe eolais,,en,litearthacht na meán,,en,agus cartlannú ábhar digiteach,,en,Nicky Feirmeoir,,en,Ríomhphost Nicky Feirmeoir,,en,Is Nicky leabharlannaí dlí leabaithe faoi láthair i Real Estate agus Foirgníocht ag soláthar taighde dlí agus timpeallacht seirbhíse,,en Digital Communications (SLA Connect) Leigh Montgomery has been a special librarian le haghaidh 20 bliana. She is currently an Electronic Acmhainní Librarianfor a public, US-statewide law leabharlann system that provides access to legal information for Massachusetts citizens. She is the former librarian at The Christian Science Monitor news organization. Leigh has served in roles for the Special Libraries Association since 1998 including Chair of the News Division, and President of SLA's New England chapter. She enjoys working with colleagues internationally and has been a member of SLA Europe since 2015. Professional areas of interest include information verification, media literacy, and archiving digital content. Nicky Farmer Digital Communications (LinkedIn) Nicky is a law librarian currently embedded in Real Estate and Construction providing legal research and a service environment. Tá mé cúlra i catalógú,,en,aicmiú agus bainistíocht serials agus leas pearsanta i mBainistíocht Eolais,,en, classification and serials management and a personal interest in Knowledge Management.