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There are 5 types of people who will love this conference - are you one of them?
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Dear Reader This conference isn't everyone's cup of tea. But for some, it's Christmas. No really, someone who's attended all three described it as Process Work Christmas! Now not everyone celebrates Christmas, but thanks to the colonialism of Christianity, we probably all understand the vibe of what they meant. But do you need to be particularly interested in Process Work to love this conference? Nup. We think this conference will be fabulous for five main groups of people (only two of which might have an interest in Process Work). ANZPOP Executive Director and the Lead Organiser of the conference Liz Scarfe, takes us through these five groups and what each group should expect from the conference (click on the image to find the video on the conference page): And because once she gets on a roll...Liz also made a quick video sharing a bit of behind-the-scenes about the core design principles of the conference (spoiler, it's experiential and spacious) - scroll almost to the bottom of the conference page for this one: Hopefully later this week we'll be sharing some videos from our presenters about what they are cooking up for the conference, stay tuned! warmly ANZPOP |
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