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The deadline for early registration for the third in a series of educational events aimed at developing new ways to ensure the successful future of the newspaper industry has passed, but you can still participate. State press associations in
Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, Nebraska, South Dakota and
Missouri are teaming up to conduct the Midwest Newspaper Summit 3, “Newspaper
Evolution: Make Change Happen.” It is scheduled for Friday,
Sept. 10 at the Marriott Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Mo. Using Midwest
Newspaper Summits held in September 2009 and February 2010 as its spring board. The day-long event will kick
off with an address by Sarah Miller Caldicott, a great grandniece of Thomas
Edison. Inspired by a family lineage of inventors dating back five generations,
Caldicott began her 25-year career as a marketing executive with major
brand-driven firms, including Quaker Oats and Unilever. She co-authored the
first book ever written on the subject of Edison’s world-changing innovation
methods, titled “Innovate Like Edison.” Caldicott travels the world inspiring
audiences on how they can employ Edison’s timeless innovation methods today.
She has presented at companies such as Google and Motorola and appeared as an
innovation expert on PBS television, CNBC, the Fox Business Network and NPR. Rates for the
summit are $95 per registrant after
Sept. 1 and $35 for students. For questions about the Midwest
Newspaper Summit 3, please contact Jennifer Asa at (515) 422-9070 or
jasa@inanews.com. |
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