Brown Bag Lunch: Sketch Your Proposal – Nicholas Coombs
Come join us for Nicholas Coomb’s sketch your proposal where we’ll be getting ideas out in the open and on the board. Come in with an idea, leave with a proposal at this SYP Brown Bag Lunch.
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Looking for Speakers – fill out this form!
IMCI is looking for potential guest speakers with broad appeal. Please help us find great candidates to invite to future IMCI events. Access the extremely short form, here: IMCI is looking for suggestions for speakers that would appeal to a broad audience. – Fill out form
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