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LJ Directors’ Summit 2011: Schedule

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Schedule of Events: Monday, December 5
12:00 PM Lunch at Columbus Museum of Art (480 E Broad Street)
KEYNOTE SPEAKER Lee Rainie, Director, Pew Internet and American Life Project

Researching Libraries’ Place in People’s Lives—and in Their Communities

Lee Rainie will describe Project findings about the role of libraries as people make decisions and about the role libraries play in communities. He will give a researcher’s perspective about how libraries themselves can gather data and create narratives around the impact of libraries.
2:00 PM Move to Columbus Metropolitan Library (96 S. Grant Street)
Case Studies with three nonlibrarians

  • David Harrison, President, Columbus State Community College
  • Clay Marsh, MD, Director, Center for Critical Care and Respiratory Medicine, OSU Medical Center
  • Brad Mitchell, Senior Director, Ohio Appalachian Collaborative at Battelle for Kids
3:30 PM Break
3:45 PM Panel: From Concept to Action, the Outcome-based Measurement Process
MODERATOR Patrick Losinski, Executive Director, Columbus Metropolitan Library, OH
PANELISTS Mary Dempsey, Commissioner, Chicago Public Library, IL
Jeanne Goodrich, Executive Director, Las Vegas-Clark County Library District, NV
Bill Ptacek, Director, King County Library System, WA
5:30 PM Reception
Tuesday, December 6
8:30 AM BREAKFAST & WELCOMING REMARKS by Ian singer, VP, Group Publisher, Library Journals, LLC
9:00 AM MORNING KEYNOTE Garry Golden, Lead Futurist, FutureThink
A 21st Century Roadmap for Community Outcomes

  • How do we learn to better anticipate and lead change based on where the world is headed?
  • How do we think about and plan for a future shaped by transformational change?
  • What types of changes might we see in place-based experience design?
  • What is the future of data for measuring personal and community outcomes?
10:00 AM Breakouts sessions (attendees will have the opportunity to participate in two sessions)
Breakout session leaders

  1. Sari Feldman, Executive Director, Cuyahoga County Public Library, OH; Cindy Orr, contributing editor, LJ, and library consultant: Identifying outcomes and bringing staff on board
  2. Marc Futterman, President, CIVICTechnologies, Danielle Milam, Director of Development, Las Vegas-Clark County Library District, and Jeanne Goodrich, Executive Director, Las Vegas-Clark County Library District, NV: Tools for defining outcomes and measuring impact
  3. Larry Neal, Director, Clinton-Macomb Public Library, MI, and Christine Berro, Director, Portage District Library, MI: A template for “Measuring Library Outcomes Through Storytelling”
  4. Lisa Courtice, Executive Vice President, Community Research and Grants Management, The Columbus Foundation: Making the connection with funders
  5. Bill Balderaz, Founder, Webbed Marketing: Using social media to measure impact
  6. Kim Fender, executive director, Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, and Sandra Swanson, COO, OrangeBoy, Inc.: Connecting library strategy with community impact
11:45 AM Closing remarks and box lunch
Afternoon: Optional tours of OSU Thompson Library, Columbus Metropolitan Library operations center, and a Columbus Metro Library branch.