Broadly speaking: skill diversification in the AV community

2008-10-01

Hannah Mariner

HCL/CA, Australia

Editor: Helen Martin

Abstract

Hannah Mariner shares her thoughts on how allowing people from diverse professional backgrounds to enter the AV industry can help strengthen, prolong and add direction to the industry as a whole.

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