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What happens when two event professionals get to talking in an airport as they're waiting to go home from a conference? In the case of Judy Kucharuk of Footprint Management Sytstems and Elizabeth Henderson of Meeting Change, a whole new presentation format! 

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Social Media offers us some WONDERFUL opportunities to connect with like-minded people that we would never have otherwise connected with.  I feel extremely fortunate to have actually had brief Twitter conversations with several of my social media heroes including Liz Strauss, Tim Sanders and Chris Brogan.Then there are those I meet first as Twitter friends, & then come to view as heroes later. Justin Locke is one of those.  

Folks in the #eventprofs Twittersphere may be familiar with Justin Locke. Justin's event profession is that of a speaker. He tells amusing stories of his life as a professional musician, and shares a unique artistic approach to management, leadership, marketing, and creativity. He's also been known to drop in on the #eventprofs Twitter chat from time to time. As a bassist for the Boston Pops for 18 years and then later working in a managerial capacity, Justin learned a lot about leadership and uncovering personal potential. Now a speaker, author and playwright, his programs for family concerts have been done for hundreds of thousands of people all over the world. Here's a quick sample, his latest demo:

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