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Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

Viv puts the case for informal conferences instead of keynotes and panels. Makes good sense to me.

After all, that’s why we get together – not to find answers that we could google, but to bounce ideas off each other, to build on each other’s experiences, successes and failures, to experiment and to be bold.

And she continues here:

Why then, when conversations are organised they often include a single person, with a microphone, talking to many who passively listen? I’m pretty sure the audience is intelligent, and would have a lot to offer in such a ‘conversation’. So let’s keep the conversations going AND open them up.

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