On 8-08-2005 18:39, "Alexandra Trumbull" <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
> All right, so do we like the "ICOM New Professionals
> Committee"? "New" as opposed to "young" is a better
> term, I agree.
Dear Alex e Deb, I know young colleague with few or many years of
experience, every one under 40...I'm the oldest...near to 38...
And experienced people I know will be very happy also to help who don't have
many years of experience. Every one are young but with different level and
years of experience (in my case I develop the first multimedia kiosk in
1994...and after my multimedia experience I drive my skill in the marketing
and PR sector).
For this reason the term "new" appear more limited and...also to have more
power (political, lobby, PR etc) to try to pish young professional in key
positions inside museums...the term "new" it is not a good business card.
>
> Mario and Carrie, I wish I were able to meet you in
> Paris as well! It would be wonderful to get together
> and discuss this, especially since I am devoted to
> being an active part of it. If you do meet, please let
> me know the proceedings of your conversations.
Ok, stay in touch, also with who can converge to Paris from 17 to 22 (useful
date for me from 18 to 21) august. For family problems I'm not sure now if I
will travel to Paris, I will know very near to 17 august if I can.
> Please keep me informed of any other plans to get
> together and I'll do what I can from across the big
> pond!
Holiday period in Sicily, under the big vulcano Etna and in the baroque
district? ;-)
>
> Mario, best wishes for a speedy recovery for your
> mother.
Thanks, my family need this wishes.
Mario
PS: Alex, pay attention, please, to post to the whole list (also the
original part of message), I reply to the list because the topic related to
the name of committee and about the chance to meet in Paris is a common
interest of every one.
Touching argument about the list, for who is not interested to a specific
discussion topic in the list, can turn on the digest option or can, as just
suggest, manage the list message in automatic way in Outlook (PC) or Eudora
or Mail on the Mac. It is normal in a list that a group of people in a
specific period discuss about a single topic. As my experience, archive
every post will be useful in a future, because a topic that now is not in
our interest can become useful soon or later.
--
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